Talk:Titirangi
Latest comment: 15 years ago by Dick Bos in topic Titirangi = Kaiti Hill
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Untitled edit
OK, I give up - does this refer to people from Bohemia, or alternative lifestylers? Pleased disambiguate it! [[User:Grutness|Grutness talk 
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Red circle edit
Um, the red location cirlce should extend a little further north. No idea how to fix it, just a comment :-).
- The red circle is a standard size on all Auckland articles and simply pinpoints the centre of Titirangi. So even thought Titirangi extends beyond the circle, I'd prefer not to change it (it would mean re-making the map, too - the red circles are hand applied via photoshop :) Grutness...wha? 00:36, 28 May 2006 (UTC)
Okay. Winstonwolfe
Titirangi = Kaiti Hill edit
Titirangi is also the Maori name of Kaiti Hill, Gisborne, the hill that forms the northern boundary of what is nowadays called Poverty Bay, but what was called Turanganui in the days of the arrival of Captain James Cook, who first landed in New Zealand at the foot of this hill, 9 October 1769.
What can we do with this info?