Post by Kiwi Frontline on Sept 11, 2023 5:30:05 GMT 12
Wayne Ryburn: ARTICLE 8 - EXPOSING HISTORY CURRICULUM MYTHS
The 7th Myth: That land was gifted by Ngati Whatua for the founding of Auckland, and the impacts of the “Principles” of the Treaty with myth #1 revisited.
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Case Study: the Waitangi Tribunal Orakei Claim and the myth about the founding of Auckland.
Russel Stone, Professor of History at Auckland University and author of “From Tamaki Makaurau to Auckland” (2001) in the NZ Herald stated that Chief Apihai Te Kawa invited Governor Hobson to come to Tamaki. But the 3,000 acres of land was sold. He retold how John Logan Campbell recounted his meeting with Apihai in late 1840, the chief was in possession of sovereigns for the initial sale of the land. The myth of giving the land was made by the late Sir Hugh Kawharu at a lecture at Auckland Museum in 2001, in which he admitted that he was giving “a version of the past from a Ngati Whatua perspective”.....
breakingviewsnz.blogspot.com/2023/09/wayne-ryburn-article-8-exposing-history.html
The 7th Myth: That land was gifted by Ngati Whatua for the founding of Auckland, and the impacts of the “Principles” of the Treaty with myth #1 revisited.
Pg 53
Case Study: the Waitangi Tribunal Orakei Claim and the myth about the founding of Auckland.
Russel Stone, Professor of History at Auckland University and author of “From Tamaki Makaurau to Auckland” (2001) in the NZ Herald stated that Chief Apihai Te Kawa invited Governor Hobson to come to Tamaki. But the 3,000 acres of land was sold. He retold how John Logan Campbell recounted his meeting with Apihai in late 1840, the chief was in possession of sovereigns for the initial sale of the land. The myth of giving the land was made by the late Sir Hugh Kawharu at a lecture at Auckland Museum in 2001, in which he admitted that he was giving “a version of the past from a Ngati Whatua perspective”.....
breakingviewsnz.blogspot.com/2023/09/wayne-ryburn-article-8-exposing-history.html