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Moana Kawana Hunia

Serial No: 
67782
Surname: 
Hunia
Forename(s): 
Moana Kawana
Next of kin on enlistment: 
Mrs W.K. Waitere (sister), 7 Konini Street, Gonville, Wanganui, New Zealand
Rank: 
Sergeant
Address on enlistment: 
4 Airport Road, Wanganui, New Zealand
Notes: 
Next of Kin originally entered as 'Mrs K.W. Waitere (nephew)' by mistake. See also comment re-name below.
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Grant Huwyler commented:
Thu, 14 January 2010 - 02:16am
This is Takimoana (Doug) Kawana Hunia, and the next of kin is a little confusing, I wonder if it isnt meant to be Mrs W. K. Waitere, who was his sister? This would make a lot more sense.

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Damaori commented:
Tue, 17 August 2010 - 04:32pm

I tautoko the query by Grant Huwyler.

Waiharakeke Hunia md Phillip Waitere and she was the sister of Takimoana Kawana Hunia

Takimoana Hunia

sgovind commented:
Thu, 07 April 2011 - 03:23pm

I'm finishing the family tree for the Parata Family and Takimoana is a descendant of Wi Parata. His name comes up as Takimoana Kawana (Douglas) Hunia and had a wife Ruihi (Lucy) Arthur. Takimoana has a sister Waiharakeke Kawana Hunia married to Piripi Waitere and they have a son Kawana Waitere (nephew). Takimoana is one of 4 children of mother Ruakohatu Ropata

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Takimoana Hunia

Grant Huwyler commented:
Mon, 02 May 2011 - 06:09pm
Yes you are right that Takimoana was one of four children who made it to adulthood. He had a brother named Pahia who was named after Ruakohatu's brother Pahia Ropata who died in Gallipoli in WWI. His other sister was Paeroa. Takimoana has an adopted son who is still around, otherwise Paeroa is the only one who has living descendants. She is my grandmother.
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