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About Mata Kahuitara Pirihi
DEATHS
NORTHERN ADVOCATE, 18 JANUARY 1938, PAGE 4
MACKIE.—On January 18th, at her late residence. Takahiwai, Maata Kahuitara Mackie nee Pirihi„ dearly beloved wife of George Mackie, Snr, passed 74. “Safe in the Arms of Jesus.” —Funeral notice later. 964
NEW ZEALAND HERALD, VOLUME LXXV, ISSUE 22950, 31 JANUARY 1938
BEREAVEMENT NOTICES
MACKIE.— Mr. George Mackie (of Takahiwai) and Family wish to express their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to all kind friends for the kindness and sympathy bestowed upon them during the long illness and since the death of their dearly-beloved wife and mother, Mrs Māta Hōri Mackie; also for letters, telegrams, cards and beautiful floral tributes received.
NORTHERN ADVOCATE, 18 JANUARY 1938
DEATH OF MRS. MAATA HŌRI MACKIE
The death occurred this morning, at her residence at Takahiwai, of Mrs Māta Hōri Mackie, wife of Mr George Mackie, senior, of Takahiwai.
Mrs Mackie, who was born at Takahiwai, was the eldest daughter of the Chieftainness Tauhou Pirihi, who died in 1932 at the age of 112. Mrs Mackie had been in bad health for some time, but she retained her cheerful outlook to the end, and continued to take an active interest in church, district, and social doings. Mrs Mackie had a family of 15 children of whom 10 survive. They are: Mrs W. Rata (Takahiwai) Mark Mackie (Takahiwai), Albert Mackie (Ngunguru), Mrs J. Pārore (Dargaville). Mrs J. Paki (Mata), Mrs W. Tito (Tangiteroria). Sydney Mackie (Takahiwai), William Mackie (Portland). Mrs B. Wellington (Tutukaka), Mrs J. C. Lumsden (Oakleigh). Mrs Mackie was well known throughout the North, and her death will be greatly regretted by Māori and Pākehā alike.
DEATHS - NORTHERN ADVOCATE, 18 JANUARY 1938
MACKIE.—On January 18th, at her late residence. Takahiwai, Maata K„ dearly beloved wife of George Mackie, Snr.;. aged 74. “Safe in the Arms of Jesus.” —Funeral notice later. 964
Memorial Unveiling At Takahiwai
NORTHERN ADVOCATE, 25 MARCH 1940, PAGE 4
Weather conditions for the ceremony of unveiling headstones in memory of the late Mrs George Mackie and Mr Harry Pirihi, at Takahiwai, were bad. In spite of the unfavourable conditions, however, a crowd estimated at 270, was present when the ceremony commenced. Led by 12 members of the Māori Battalion and two Pākehā on leave, the procession moved off to the ceremony at the graveside. Combined Service. The service was of a combined nature, after which Rev. Anderson (Rātana Church) and Mr Maki Pirihi (Mormon Church) conducted the rites of their respective churches. Mr Louis Pārore, well-known Māori interpreter, was present and his services were much appreciated by the large number of Pākehā present. The feeding of so large a crowd presented quite a problem, but the Maori seems to be at his best when catering for dinner, and the three sittings necessary for dinner were expeditiously carried out by a picked staff of cooks and waiters. One party of Māori was present from Rotorua and others came from as far south as Taranaki and from Whangaroa in the North.
Eldest daughter of the late Chief Wiki and Tauhou Pirihi. Married in 1874 at the Anglican Church, Taumarere, Bay of Islands.They had fifteen children.
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Mata Kahuitara Pirihi's Timeline
| 1864 |
May 29, 1864
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Takahiwai, Whangārei District, Northland, New Zealand
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| 1871 |
1871
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Waipū, Northland, New Zealand
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| 1879 |
August 5, 1879
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Takahiwai, Whangarei District, Northland, New Zealand
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| 1883 |
June 3, 1883
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Takahiwai, Northland, New Zealand
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| 1892 |
August 8, 1892
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Takahiwai, Whangarei District, Northland, New Zealand
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