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When the people at Mohaka-Tapapa learnt of
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to join them. At Tutae-puehu, they encountered a woman of Ngāti
Whitikaupeka called Hine-te-kikini whom they interrogated for information on the location of Ngāti Whitikaupeka. After she had told them what they wanted to know, they killed her and set up a block of
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As a result of this conflict, the whole area from the Mohaka River to the
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was killed. In revenge, Ngāti Tūwharetoa attacked the
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