[Ryan, Thomas], 1864-1927 :View of Harema Pah where te Kooti had left a number of his followers as he had gone to Ruatahuna. They were surprised by Capt Mair in the meantime, who was in command of British troops when after a severe encounter he succeeded in taking the Pah a great number of natives escaping to the bush. [1891].

[Ryan, Thomas], 1864-1927 :View of Harema Pah where te Kooti had left a number of his followers as he had gone to Ruatahuna. They were surprised by Capt Mair in the meantime, who was in command of British troops when after a severe encounter he succeeded in taking the Pah a great number of natives escaping to the bush. [1891].
Date
1891
Reference
B-159-008-2
Description

Shows a river in the foreground, winding between wooded slopes. There is a fence and dwelling in the lower foreground, and a small hill with palisades in the middle distance. The view is from the pa, rather than showing it.

According to the map accompanying Major Main's expedition against Te Kooti, March 1869 (reproduced in Judith Binney's "Redemption songs" (1995), page 158), Ahikereru or Ahikerera, where the pa was situated, is on the Whirinaki River, southest of Murupara.

The title mentions "Capt Mair", but, according to Judith Binney's "Redemption songs" (1995), page 158, it was Major William Gilbert Mair (rather than Captain Gilbert Mair), who was involved in the action at Te Harema Pa.

Other Titles - Te Harema Pa

Quantity: 1 watercolour(s).

Physical Description: Pencil and watercolour on sheet, 253 x 372 mm.

Provenance: Purchased in 2002.

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Part of
Ryan, Thomas, 1864-1927 :[Watercolours and sketches of a visit to Te Kooti, Urewera country. 1891]. / [Ryan, Thomas], 1864-1927 :[Harema Pah; and, View at the Rangitaiki River ... 1891].
Format
1 watercolour(s), Works of art, Watercolours, Pencil and watercolour on sheet, 253 x 372 mm., Orientation: Horizontal image
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