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Ten crew of Cook's ship
Adventure
killed and eaten
At Wharehunga Bay, Queen Charlotte Sound, 10 men serving on the ship accompanying Cook's Resolution died at the hands of Ngāti Kuia and Rangitāne.
Opening of James Cook Monument, 1913
Robert McNab, historian and minister of lands in the Liberal government, was closely associated with the development of the Ship Cove monument in Queen Charlotte Sound. This is where James Cook spent most time in New Zealand throughout his voyages.
Motuara Island
Motuara Island, Queen Charlotte Sound, looks very different today compared with the way it did before it gained reserve status.
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