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Actions by the Colonial government cost Maori in the Bay of Islands in terms of lost trade and opportunities. Heke feared that chiefly authority was now subservient to that of the British Crown
The sacking of Kororareka shook the settler population. Over £50,000 worth of property was lost. In Auckland panic set in. Some settlers sold their land for whatever price they could obtain, and left the country as quickly as possible.
Painting of a Ngapuhi raiding party in the Bay of Islands preparing to invade another tribe near Thames.
Ngapuhi women perform a poi dance of welcome for other tribal representatives at Te Tii, Waitangi in 1934.