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The document is a registration form for descendants of Ngati Mutunga, requiring personal details, contact information, and whakapapa connections. It includes sections for the applicant's children and outlines privacy rights under the Privacy Act 1993. The form must be completed accurately to ensure valid registration with Te Runanga o Ngati Mutunga.

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Begin with SECTION A, where you will provide your personal details. Select your title (Mr, Mrs, Miss, Ms, Dr) and fill in your last name, first and middle names, maiden name if applicable, and date of birth.
Next, complete your contact details including street address, suburb, city, post code, country, email address, phone number, cell phone number, and fax number.
In the OCCUPATION AND QUALIFICATIONS section, list your current occupation and any qualifications you hold.
Move to SECTION B to list your children. Include their last names, first names, gender (M/F), addresses, birthdates and indicate if any are whangai.
SECTION C requires you to detail your whakapapa connections. Fill in the names of your grandparents and parents as well as any other relevant whakapapa information.
Finally, review SECTION D regarding the Privacy Act 1993. Sign and date the declaration to authorize Te Runanga o Ngati Mutunga to collect necessary personal information.

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What is Ngāti Mutunga known for?

Ngāti Mutunga is known for its strong connection to its whakapapa (genealogy), traditions, and tikanga (customs). Ngāti Mutungas rohe (tribal area) extends from north of Te Rau o Te Huia to Titoki including the surrounding inland areas.

How do I join an iwi?

To register as an iwi member, you will need to provide the following information: Name. Date of birth. Postal and physical address. Email address. Mobile phone. Your whakapapa that connects you to Ngāti Toa. Your spouses name. The names and ages of your tamariki or legal dependents under the age of 18 years old.

Who did Ngāti Tama and Ngāti Mutunga transfer their rights to land around the harbour to?

The 1835 transfer Before the final voyage in November 1835, at a meeting on Somes Island, Ngāti Mutunga transferred their rights to land around the harbour to Te Āti Awa and other Taranaki chiefs.

Is Ngāti Mutunga related to other iwi?

Ngāti Mutunga and Ngāti Tama were two tribes from Taranaki. They occupied adjacent territories in north Taranaki and were closely related through intermarriage and shared ancestry.

What is the iwi of ngāti raukawa?

The Iwi of Raukawa descends from the eponymous ancestor, Raukawa. Raukawa is the eldest child of his father Tūrongo of the Tainui waka and his mother, the celebrated Māhina-a-rangi of the Takitimu waka. His birth was docHub as a bridge joining the people of the west and east coast of the North Island.

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