ISSUE FIFTY-NINE: RIMA TEKAU MĀ IWA SEPTEMBER 2020
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Alice Wichman Profile Visit Our New Website! Marae Update Tax and Your Dividend Wairarapa Moana: The Lake and Its People What's happening at the 2020 Annual General Meetings? Steffanie Jury, Future Leaders Recipient Shareholder/Beneficiary Search Wai 85 Update Wairarapa Moana Merchandise Farm Update Notification of A Deceased Shareholder Find out more ... 50 Unclaimed Dividends Shareholder Bank Account Details
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Every year Papawai & Kaikōkirikiri Trusts scholarship recipients and their whānau are invited to contribute to the improvement of the whenua through riparian planting on the leased farms and industrial lands that the revenue for the Trust and scholarships come from. This year they met mid-July at Papawai Farm in Greytown. Adorned with hats, coats, gumboots, spades and heaps of enthusiasm, their goal was to plant about 400 native species which they accomplished in under two hours. As well as the smaller natives planted along the waterway there was a grove of larger trees such as kahikatea, rimu, titoki and totara to be planted. Don Bell from Carbon Natural has been associated with the Trusts planting days for many years. He had spot-sprayed the area a few weeks earlier to kill the weeds and
provide a clear space to dig and plant. It was a great morning that ended with a hot drink and home-made baking. It is clear from those that attend the planting days that whànau support the practice of taking care of our environment.
Ko te whenua te waiu mō ngā uri whakatipu The land will provide sustenance for future generations.
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recipients and their whānau contribute to riparian planting at Papawai Farm, Greytown.
Whakapapa Ko Matawhaura te maunga Ko Te Rotoiti te moana Ko Kaituna te awa Ko Te Arawa te waka Ko Ngàti Pikiao te iwi Ko Taurua te Marae Ko Te Rangiunuora te hapù Ko Kataraina ràua ko Haami Emery òku tìpuna Ko Raiha Serjeant tòku kuia Ko Maryanne ràua ko Tiniura Wichman òku màtua
Alice Wichman Profile I grew up in Mangakino attending the primary school from age seven and finishing in 1984 as a sixth former. My father moved our family to Mangakino in the mid sixties working on the dams as a construction worker and then later at the Kinleith sawmill. Following Kinleith, my father became one of the resident builders in Mangakino. Growing up, my siblings and I would spend a lot of our weekends and school holidays on his building sites all around the Mangakino farming district. That meant we rode farm bikes, repurposed building materials to play table tennis in woolsheds and annoyed a lot of sheep for farm managers. I left Mangakino at the end of 1984 and completed my schooling in the Bay of Plenty before attending Otago University to study science and accounting.
Ko Alice Wichman toku ingoa
In 1994 after leaving university, I was very lucky to be offered my first real job as Accounts Clerk in the office at Pouàkani 2 Trust. I have always been extremely grateful for the opportunity I was given by the Trust back then because at that time I was very aware that I did not have a lot to offer. I stayed for two years and in that time a lot of learning occurred against a background of much support and patience from those managing and working in all roles for the Trust. Twenty-five years later and like Arnold, I am back! Bigger role, more experience required and still lots of learning ahead. Like the first time, I am still very grateful to be here and I acknowledge that there will be work aplenty in living up to the challenges of my new role as your Financial Controller.
Visit our new website! www.wairarapamoana.org.nz The first Wairarapa Moana website was launched in December 2007 and coincided with the opening of Wairarapa Moana House in Masterton. Now we have an updated website for you to visit.
We continue to provide information on the original list of Wairarapa Moana rangatira, shareholder communications, farming information, scholarship information, electronic copies of past Mailers and Annual Reports and we will also have a shop where you can purchase branded merchandise. Have you been there yet? Check it out ... let us know what you think of our new website.
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Marae Update Te Rangimarie Well it’s a long time since we have put an article in the Mailer due to Covid-19 locking us all down and everyone losing impetus for a while. Te Rangimarie is a quieter place these days, thanks in part to Covid-19, but winter has also arrived and that makes everyone hunker down and keep warm for a while. The Marae, like all places, went into lockdown but thanks to a couple of generous grants we have managed to survive financially. Church was on lockdown for a few months too so the fellowship at Te Rangimarie was missing as well. We’re open and running again but are still responsibly signing in as we arrive, and choosing to take the chalice or not at the Eucharist. It’s a different world but we are grateful to have come this far reasonably unscathed. We feel for our families across the ditch who have not had such organised leadership and are now finding the going tough. Te Rangimarie has had a group of church rangatahi come in school holidays, about fifty kids in total including ours and a great time was had. Rev. Liz had organised for them to visit the fablab with her son. If you want to impress rangatahi go the technology route!!! It worked. We discovered they also like eating and a great deal of food was consumed. It was a fun time and lovely to see so many young people being involved.
AND YOUR DIVIDEND Do you live in New Zealand? Do you want to pay a lower rate of tax on this year’s dividend payment?
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The story of Abraham and Sarah (of Old Testament fame) had been told in two different mediums (clay and paper) they retold the story. Also, a time of learning te Inoi o Karaiti.
Hope we have more news for you next time…it feels like the start of the year, not just about Christmas! Reminder that Bishop Waitohiariki Quayle is the Marae booking officer. Please call her for all Marae bookings on 027 2409261. Robin Irwin, Secretary Te Rangimarie Marae
Have you completed a Tax Information Form within the last 6 months? If you answered no to this question – you could end up paying more tax than you need to. Ngaere is keen to hear from you so she can help you complete the new Tax Form. Contact Ngaere Monday to Thursday 9.30am to 3.00pm on 0800 662 624 or 06 370 2608 or ngaere@wairarapamoana.org.nz
Hurunui-o-Rangi Tù mai ki runga i a Uhi Manuka, Tù mai ki runga i a Parikauiti Titiro whakararo ko te auahi o ngà ahikà e pupu ana Koinei ngà takawaenga koinei ngà papakàinga ò a màtau tìpuna... Hurunui-o-Rangi whànau, hapù and marae wish to give a huge ‘shout out’ to all those from the many communities throughout Aotearoa who gave of their time and energy to take care of and to support us all during the unprecedented time of navigating the changing levels of the Covid-19 pandemic. Hurunui-o-Rangi wishes to convey its special thanks to both Rangitàne Tù Mai Rà Trust and Wairarapa Moana Trust for their generous koha to the marae in support of our Covid-19 recovery.
Our property committee met to decide what was needed and how to proceed and our secretary began contacting professional cleaners to quote for a ‘deep clean and sanitation’ of all surfaces and equipment, internal, external, roofing and gutterings....and now that the clean is finished, what a difference...it’s amazing what a bit of pampering can do! Hurunui-o-Rangi closed its’ doors when the nation moved to alert level 2, 3 and 4. We have all ridden the wave of Covid-19 – where else might it take us?
We contemplated what the best use of these funds might be for our marae and agreed it was time to provide some much needed TLC.
Wairarapa Moana: The Lake and Its People Beginning with Issue 57 of the Mailer we started to bring you short snippets from the book to encourage you to read and increase your knowledge of this taonga. Enjoy!
Chapter 3: The Archaeology of Wairarapa Moana. Written by Christine Barnett.
“…Māori communities lived in the southern Wairarapa throughout the entire period of New Zealand prehistory.” Archaeological sites exist as a result of human interaction with the environment. Consequently, it is vital to understand the environmental history of the area before it is possible to get a clear archaeological picture of preEuropean Màori settlement of Wairarapa Moana.
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What’s happening at the 2020 Annual General Meetings? ALERT
Annual General Meetings 2020
The current outbreak of community transmission has impacted on the Auckland region, currently at Level 3, and expected to move to Level 2 on 30 August with additional restrictions on gatherings limited to 10 people. Those restrictions will be reviewed again on 6th September. For the rest of the country, currently at Level 2, gatherings will remain at 100 people.
Wairarapa Moana Incorporation and Wairarapa Moana Trust
AGENDA
The impact of Covid-19 on our Pre-AGM and AGM meetings is unknown at this time. Given the recent changes, our Pre-AGM meetings may be cancelled and our AGMs may be restricted to 100 people. Due to these limitations, you are encouraged to complete and return your Expression of Attendance Form. The first 80 shareholders only, who register, will be confirmed to attend. Whānau and non-shareholders may be confirmed subject to registration and number restrictions. Livestreaming of the meetings will provide an opportunity for everyone else to view the AGMs. We will keep shareholders informed of any changes to our meetings. Keep well, stay safe.
MEETING INFORMATION This year, the AGMs can be
16 October 2020 (Friday) Papawai Marae, Greytown Pōwhiri at Papawai Marae
6.00pm
Shareholder Registrations
7.15pm – 8.00pm
17 October 2020 (Saturday) Kuranui College, Greytown Wairarapa Moana Trust AGM
9.00am – 10.00am
Wairarapa Moana Incorporation AGM 10.15am – 12.45pm Lunch
12.45pm – 1.30pm
Shareholder Registrations
8.15am – 10.00am
viewed via livestreaming at www.wairarapa.conference. maori.nz on the day. The agenda outlines the meeting times.
AGM MAIL-OUT Included in the AGM mail-out to shareholders will be the Information Form; the Attendance and Accommodation Form; the Proxy Form; Issue 59 of the Mailer; the Annual Report 2020; and the Notices of Meetings 2020. Please return your attendance form to the Masterton office by Monday 5th October. If you wish to vote by proxy, the form must be returned to the Masterton office by 9.00am, 13th October.
VOTING MAIL-OUT Voting
papers and supporting information will be posted to shareholders from electionz. com on 18th September 2020. You may choose to vote electronically or by post. If you postal vote, you must send your vote to Christchurch in the envelope provided by electionz.com. DO NOT send your postal vote to the Masterton office.
PAPAWAI MARAE There will be a pòwhiri at 6.00pm Friday 16th October followed by dinner and shareholder registrations. Accommodation and meals are available to shareholders and whànau who would like to stay at the Marae Friday evening. Numbers may be restricted. Return your Expression of Attendance form urgently.
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TRAVEL TO THE AGMs A travel subsidy of $50.00 will be available to each shareholder who lives further than 20km from Kuranui College. The form will be available when you register at the AGM. You will need to provide your bank details and payment will be made by direct credit, post AGM.
2020 Elections WAIRARAPA MOANA TRUST Rutu Namana will retire by rotation at this year’s Annual General Meeting to be held at Kuranui College, Greytown on October 17, 2020. Rutu is not available for re-election to the Trust. Nomination forms for the vacancy will be available from the Trust Secretary at the Wairarapa Moana office in Masterton from September 10, 2020 and will close September 30, 2020 at 1.00pm. Late nominations will not be considered. Voting will take place at the Annual General Meeting in Greytown on October 17, 2020.
The Wairarapa Moana Incorporation and Trust meetings are outlined in this Mailer as well as in the Notice of Meetings booklet. If you have any queries, please contact staff at the Masterton office.
Pre-AGM Meetings 2020
2020
Dates to Remember
Members of Wairarapa Moana Incorporation and Trust will be visiting the regions to provide an update on the business and activities of the past year. They look forward to seeing you and your whānau at a venue in your region.
WAIRARAPA MOANA TRUST August 24
Notification of resolutions for the Wairarapa Moana Trust Notice of Meeting closed.
If you wish to attend a pre-AGM meeting it is important to contact the Masterton office 06 370 2608 or 0800 662 624 or info@wairarapamoana.org.nz to register and confirm numbers.
September 10 Nomination papers for election to the Trust are available from Trust Secretary, Masterton. September 17 Notice of Meeting and Annual Report will be posted to shareholders.
Due to Covid-19, four of our six regular venues are not available. If there are further changes regarding the pre-AGM meetings we will contact those who have registered with us.
September 30 Nominations for election to the Trust close at 1.00pm. October 17
Voting at the Annual General Meeting.
WAIRARAPA MOANA INCORPORATION August 24
Notification of all resolutions for the Wairarapa Moana Incorporation Notice of Meeting closed.
September 4
Nominations for election to Committee of Management closed.
September 17 Notice of Meeting and Annual Report will be posted to shareholders. September 18 Voting papers and candidate profiles for election to Committee of Management and AGM Resolutions will be posted to shareholders from independent provider electionz.com. October 13
Proxy voting closes at 9.00am.
October 15
Postal & electronic voting closes at 1.00pm.
October 17
Voting at the Annual General Meeting by shareholders that did not postal or electronic vote.
Auckland
Wellington
Sept 26 (Sat) 10.00am–1.00pm
Sept 27 (Sun) 10.00am–1.00pm
Christchurch Sept 27 (Sun) 10.00am–1.00pm
Heartland Hotel
James Cook Hotel
Novotel
14 Airpark Drive Auckland
147 The Terrace Wellington
52 Cathedral Square, Christchurch
Rotorua
Gisborne
Napier
Oct 3 (Sat) 10.00am–1.00pm
Oct 4 (Sun) 10.00am–1.00pm
Millennium Hotel
Gisborne RSA
1270 Hinemaru St Rotorua
Cnr Childers Rd and Bright St Gisborne
Ellwood Function Centre
Oct 3 (Sat) 10.00am–1.00pm
15 Otene Rd Waipatu, Hastings
2020 ELECTIONS WAIRARAPA MOANA INCORPORATION TeHoripo Karaitiana and Anne Carter will retire by rotation at the Annual General Meeting to be held at Kuranui College, Greytown on October 17, 2020. TeHoripo and Anne seek re-election to the Committee of Management. Details for nominations were notified in the June Mailer. Nomination forms were available from the Secretary from Monday August 17, 2020 and closed Friday September 4, 2020. Late nominations will not be considered.
Voting information and candidate profiles will be posted to shareholders with a current address on the share register, by Friday September 18, 2020. Proxy voting closes at 9.00am October 13 and postal and electronic voting closes at 1.00pm October 15, 2020. Shareholders who do not cast a postal or electronic vote can vote by proxy, or in person at the Annual General Meeting.
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Steffanie Jury
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Ko Ko Ko Ko Ko Ko Ko
Wairarapa Moana Trust Future Leaders Scholarship Recipient
Takitimu te waka Remutaka te maunga Ruamahanga te awa Ngāti Kahungunu te iwi Ngāti Muretu/Ngāti Moe te hapū Papawai te marae Jury taku whānau
Ko Steffanie taku ingoa
Study/where/length?
What are your future plans?
I studied medicine in the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery degree, which is the one you need to become a doctor, at Te Whare Wànanga o Òtàkou (Otago University). It takes six years and I graduated at the end of 2018.
To specialise as a surgeon.
Whakapapa (Which original owner): Te Whatahoro Jury.
Aspirations from beginning to end of study: If they changed, why/how?
Are you in employment, where? Wellington Hospital!
Is there any advice you would give to other Wairarapa Moana recipients? Decide what you want to be and go for it, honour your past by making your future BIG.
I went down to uni in Dunedin knowing that I wanted to study to become a doctor and I stayed in this mind-set the whole way through my studies.
If you want to study in health sciences to become a Màori doctor, dentist, pharmacist or physiotherapist (we always need more) – there is an amazing Màori student support team at Otago University who are there to help you along your journey.
What benefits did the Wairarapa Moana grant provide to help you?
If anyone has any questions about going to university, or training as a doctor, get my email off Dallas and please get in touch.
Support in buying textbooks for my studies as well as help getting back home to the Wairarapa to refresh my energy between semesters.
Ngā mihi nui Steff Jury
The Incorporation has had mail returned to the office for the following shareholders or trustees.
Shareholder/ Beneficiary Search
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If you are able to provide any relevant information or contact details, please contact Ngaere on 06 370 2608 or 0800 662 624 or ngaere@wairarapamoana.org.nz. Colin Michael Broughton Chanaye Tahiti Jomonq Marnie White-McNeil Hector Pirere Te Aramakau McDonald Estate David Waaka Matenga
Grace Hatsell Kelvin Patrick Carroll Cleve Paul Thompson Marianne Rolls Maria Piki Kahakaha Hine Huirangi Werahiko
Wai 85 Update Since the Preliminary Waitangi Tribunal Decision was released on March 24, 2020 first Mercury Energy (Mercury) and then the Crown and Ngāti Raukawa Settlement Trust have filed Judicial Review Proceedings in the High Court challenging the Preliminary Decision. The hearing date is currently set down for October this year but both Mercury and the Crown are seeking to delay the proceedings.
WAIRARAPA MOANA MERCHANDISE The office has a selection of Wairarapa Moana books and clothing available for purchase. To place an order, please refer to the office contact details on the back page of the Mailer. WAIRARAPA MOANA: THE LAKE AND ITS PEOPLE The story of the North Island’s third largest lake complex from history to environmental problems.
Wairarapa Moana has added some colour to the selection of clothing available for purchase. Dallas and Cheryl enjoy a break.
T SHIRT
Colour: Charcoal
Ngaere in full concentration. Sizes: S – 3XL
Price: $20.00 100% Micro Polyester Keeps You Cool & Dry Anti-Shrink, Anti-Fade Fabric
T SHIRT
Colour: Denim Sizes: S – 3XL Price: $20.00 100% Premium Cotton Stretch & Shape Recovery Long Lasting & Durable
“The Crown continues to frustrate the process as much as possible as well as continuing their ‘divide and rule tactics’ between WMI and Ngāti Kahungunu ki Wairarapa Tāmaki Nui-ā-Rua Settlement Trust,” said Chairman, Kingi Smiler. WMI applied to the Waitangi Tribunal for a formal mediation process with the Settlement Trust which was opposed by the Crown and therefore, as a result, declined by the Tribunal, which was disappointing. Notwithstanding, we have approached the Settlement Trust directly to engage in a mediation process in the hope that we can reach an agreement on behalf of our owners as well as all of the whànau of Ngàti Kahungunu ki Wairarapa. “Only by working together will we get a ‘fair and just’ outcome with the Crown to settle all our Treaty Claims.” We will continue to provide updates on progress.
POLO SHIRT
Colour: Cyan Sizes: S – 3XL Price: $28.00 100% Micro Polyester Anti-Shrink, Anti-Fade Fabric Quick Drying
POLO SHIRT
Men’s and Women’s Colours: Black or White Sizes: S – 3XL Price: $28.00 each
SLEEVELESS VESTS
Men’s and Women’s Colours: Black or Navy Blue Sizes: S – 3XL Price: $56.00 each
CAPS and BEANIES
Colour: Black (One size fits all) Price: $12.00 each
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WAIRARAPA MOANA
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Tēnā koutou It is my pleasure to update you on what has been happening on the Wairarapa Moana Incorporation enterprise.
WMI Farms Spring has sprung at Wairarapa Moana Farms (WMI). It is always exciting to see the new-born calves arrive and the milking sheds start up their twice a day routine of milking. Calving is now full on and things are going well. The herds are calving a little slower than last year as mating was brought forward a week. It has been a good winter to date with generally milder temperatures and good grass growth which was exactly what we were wanting. It was very wet in early July and the rain was needed to replenish the water table and assist the grass in regeneration from the autumn dry so there were no complaints. As well as dairy replacement calves (about 25% of the herd number) reared on each dairy farm, we are contract rearing 300 beef calves and 100 heifer calves at the Ropiha Road calf rearing unit. These will be sold as weaner calves, and are the beef cross calves in the photograph.
• Farm 9 staff moved on as the last WMI sharemilker moved out. All farms are now run by WMI managers • Cows were break-fed grass and silage • Winter chores were carried out • The irrigators received their maintenance and were parked-up for the winter • Farm staff took some annual leave • The sheds were prepared for calf rearing with new bedding put in place • There were staff training days for all our staff • New staff members were inducted and began to settle into their roles • The dairy sheds had all their plant serviced and entrance ways tidied up • The farm raceways were graded and had pumice placed on top where it was needed
Cows were dried off by the end of May. The 2019-2020 season was one of record production for WMI with the enterprise producing 4,752,679 kilograms milk solids.
We started sending milk to Miraka 20 July 2020. The month of July 2020 production was up slightly on production for July 2019.
Some cows stayed on the home farms for the six-week winter period and others were grazed on the dairy support farms at Ropiha Road and Ford Road. A lot was happening over the winter.
The Wairarapa Moana Farms dairy strategy is ‘12-5-Optimise’. WMI will be milking 12,000 cows and targeting production of 5.0m kilograms milk solids and optimising all farm key performance indicators.
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Shareholder Search – Can you help? We would like your help to trace descendants of shareholder
Puinga Jury Any information you may be able to share with us will be most appreciated. Call Ngaere on 0800 662 624 or email ngaere@wairarapamoana.org.nz
Notification of a Deceased Shareholder Ka mate he tete, ka tupu he tete. Man dies and another replaces. Death is never easy to announce and we will all find ourselves in this position at some time in our lives.
We are finalising shelter and shade tree planting plans for farms 3 and 4 and will plant up before Labour Weekend. Our farm teams are very busy as are the Operations Managers, Nick Rowe and Moana Puha, who are led by the General Manager of Farms, Trevor Hamilton. It is the most stressful time of year on farm and the farm teams work long hours bringing in cows and calves and transitioning the cows back into the regular milking routine and feeding the calves. The management and office teams prepared and delivered calving packs for the staff which contain some instant and frozen meals and, also, meals that can go into a crockpot. It is important to ensure our staff remain well and eat a healthy diet over this very busy period in the farm calendar.
There are instances when the office is unaware of a shareholder having passed away and so correspondence and the Wairarapa Moana Mailer continue to be sent to the deceased shareholder. On some occasions whànau members have become upset when mail addressed to their loved one continues to arrive at the address on the share register. It would be greatly appreciated if whànau could let the office know of shareholders who have passed on. Give us a call so we can update the share register and support the whànau to succeed. Contact Ngaere on 0800 662 624 or ngaere@wairarapamoana.org.nz
Mangakino There has been some on-going maintenance work on the properties WMI owns in Mangakino. A lot of this work was postponed because of the COVID-19 Level 4 lockdown and the non-essential status given to this work during lockdown. Once the weather becomes warmer some of the exterior painting work will recommence.
Annual Financial Statements The Annual Financial Statements for the year ended 31st May 2020 are prepared, and the auditor is finishing up their work. Alice Wichman our Financial Controller and her accounting team will be pleased to see this very busy period completed.
Find out more ... WM Facebook Join us on Facebook as we share everything from on farm action to trust scholarships, wànanga and waiata, through to our history, news and photos.
https://www.facebook.com/WairarapaMoanaInc
WM Website
It will not be long before the shareholder road shows and Annual General Meeting for 2020 will be held. I look forward to seeing you at the AGM.
For information, news and events.
Ngā mihi
Check out the Wairarapa Moana YouTube channel and listen to the collection of waiata.
Michael Allan General Manager
https://www.wairarapamoana.org.nz
WM Waiata
https://www.youtube.com/channel/ UCRBU5TvlRmJXh8atuVppAnw
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50 Unclaimed Dividends Shareholder Bank Accounts It is pleasing to know that a large number of shareholders are receiving their dividends because they have updated their postal address and bank details. Thank you. If you’re living in Australia payment of dividends can be made by direct credit to your Australian bank account or your New Zealand bank account, or a cheque can be sent by post. There will be some requirements to meet but if you want to change the method of receiving your dividend, please contact Ngaere at the Masterton office for further information. If you’re living in New Zealand payment of dividends are direct credited to your New Zealand bank account. If you’re living in another country payment of dividends are by cheque and sent by post.
Tax Information Shareholders who are resident in New Zealand are now required by Inland Revenue Department to complete a Tax Information Form that confirms your New Zealand Withholding Tax Rate. If you have not completed this or need another form please contact Ngaere. For all shareholding inquiries and bank account forms please contact ngaere@ wairarapamoana.org.nz or call 0800 662 624 or 06 370 2608. Ngaere is available Monday to Thursday 9.30am to 3.00pm.
If you are able to provide any information that can help us to make contact with these shareholders or their descendants please contact the office on 06 370 2608 or 0800 662 624 or email ngaere@wairarapamoana.org.nz RAINA REITA HOKIANGA COLIN CHARLES TUI MATENGA RERENUI WAENGA HINE MARAMA TOMLINS RONA MARAMA NATHAN SHIRLEY LOIS WILSON REREMOANA CAROLINE PERRY RAYMOND AND REBECCA CLAYTON WHÀNAU TRUST MANINI PARAONE ELI DAMION JOHN MORRIS DOROTHY LETETA CHOWN WAIORIKI PAEWAI TAREWA HEMI MICHAEL MATENGA MATEKINO TUHOE HINE R VERRAN JANET MANAKITANGA WOLLAND DENNIS HOHAIA MCCLELAND ATARETA TAURETO BROOKER LILY HAANA HUTANA HENRY IHAIA HUTANA ARIHI HINEHAIA WHITI RANGITEKAHUTIA SONNY OTENE SIMON SINAPI FOU REKO TE KANI HIKAWERA MAHUPUKU MCGREGOR
We encourage you to provide an article or pānui for the Mailer? The date for the next issue is: ISSUE MAILER CLOSING DATES 60
MAILER DISTRIBUTION DATE
Tuesday, November 10, 2020 Thursday, December 17, 2020
If you would like to share news with the wider whānau …. we’d love to hear from you. Contact the Masterton office on 06 370 2608 or 0800 662 624 or charmaine@wairarapamoana.org.nz
oana M a p a r a r g Wai n i t c a t Con
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BARNETT HENDERSON LUCILLE MANAENA TAMARAUKURA PAUL MATENGA RAHARUHI HEMI MATIAHA MIRIAM PUPUKE EDWINA HUI MOEAU DIANNE MARGARET MURPHY TUI FAITH MANIHERA JILLIAN ELIZABETH KINGI WALTER GLEN MATENGA YVONNE LOUISA LOWRY TE WHAKAHAWEA MATENGA OLGA RUHINA HIROTI STEPHEN MURRAY DUDER LINDA WAIMARIE COWAN TAWHIWHI OTENE JNR ARAPERE TAMIHANA ESTATE JOSEPHINE KIRI MATENGA EARL KARAITIANA ENOKA TAITEA LOVE AND RAMONA KUIA BENNETT-LOVE WHÀNAU TRUST PAORA TE WHÀNAU PANI MATENGA WHÀNAU TRUST TEXAS JOHN DESMOND WILSON HENARE POHATU ROPOAMA MAAKA
If you have any queries please contact Charmaine Kawana, Dallas Gillies, Cheryl Wilmshurst or Ngaere Webb at the Masterton office.
Freepost 158415 PO Box 2019 Kuripuni Masterton 5842
Wairarapa Moana House 4 Park Avenue Masterton 5810
Phone: 06 370 2608 Freephone: 0800 662 624
Email: info@wairarapamoana.org.nz Website: www.wairarapamoana.org.nz