[DOC] [TLE] James Cook - New Zealand in History [PAR] On 8th October the Endeavour sailed into a bay, and laid anchor at the entrance 
of a small river in Tuuranga-nui (today's Poverty Bay, near modern Gisborne). [DOC] [TLE] Captain Cook's Landing Site and Young Nick's Head - New Zealand [PAR] When HMS Endeavour appeared in Poverty Bay in October 1769, the course of 
New ... Located on Kaiti Beach Road in Gisborne, the Cook Landing Site 
National ... command of HMS Endeavour by the British Admiralty in 1768, to 
undertake a ... The site of Cook's first New Zealand landfall is also believed to be 
the landing... [DOC] [TLE] Captain James Cook > New Zealand list - Captain Cook Society [PAR] p> This New Zealand chronology was compiled by John Mitchell. ... 11/Oct/1769, 
First Lieutenant James Cook left Poverty Bay in Endeavour to ... 15/Nov/1769, 
The British flag was flown at Mercury Bay as First Lieutenant ..... 9/Oct/1990, 
Captain James Cook's landing site at Gisborne declared a National Historic 
Reserve. [DOC] [TLE] Historic Cook Landing Site: Gisborne area [PAR] Visit the site where the first European set foot on New Zealand soil. ... 
commemorates the first landing place of James Cook in New Zealand in 1769. ... 
to call the bay he landed in, Endeavour Bay, but instead he named it Poverty Bay 
because... [DOC] [TLE] Poverty Bay | inlet, Pacific Ocean | Britannica.com [PAR] The town of Gisborne is situated on its northern shore. ... Poverty Bay, inlet of the 
southern Pacific Ocean, bounded by eastern North Island, ... Named by Captain 
James Cook, it is the site of the explorer's first landing (1769) in New Zealand. ... 
14, 1779 Kealakekua Bay, Hawaii British naval captain, navigator, and explorer,
... [DOC] [TLE] Chris Taylor (@christaylor_nz) | Instagram photos and videos - Imgrum [PAR] Jun 5, 2016 ... Here I am standing at the site of the first landing in New Zealand by British 
explorer James Cook in ... Evening light over Poverty Bay, Gisborne, NZ. ... first 
person on the ship to spot the coast of New Zealand in Oct 1769 after... [DOC] [TLE] European discovery of New Zealand  Te Ara Encyclopedia of New ... [PAR] Feb 8, 2005 ... First sighted by the Dutch explorer Abel Tasman, the country was later mapped 
by James Cook, the British captain ... The English navigator Captain James Cook 
sighted New Zealand on 6 October 1769, and landed at Poverty Bay two days 
later. ... About this site  Contact us  Glossary  Sitemap  Copyright... [DOC] [TLE] Gisborne New Zealand - HealthStaff Recruitment [PAR] Poverty Bay was the first area visited by British explorer Captain James Cook 
when he arrived in New Zealand in October 1769. ... Cook Landing Site National 
Historic Reserve at Kaiti Beach marks the place where Captain James Cook... [DOC] [TLE] Location  Three Rivers Medical [PAR] Three Rivers Medical sits in an area of Gisborne steeped in history. ... where 
some early Maori explorers first landed in New Zealand about 800 years ago, ... (
which led Captain Cook to unflatteringly name our home Poverty Bay) the two ... 
Today Maori and Pakeha (New Zealanders of European descent) get along 
well,... [DOC] [TLE] Free Flashcards about 18TH-C. HISTORY - StudyStack [PAR] GISBORNE ON POVERTY BAY WAS THE SITE OF THIS BRITISH EXPLORER'S 
FIRST LANDING IN NEW ZEALAND IN 1769, COOK. IN 1776 THIS SOUTH... [DOC] [TLE] Captain Cook landed Gisborne, New Zealand | Chinese eye [PAR] Sep 30, 2014 ... Captain Cook landed Gisborne, New Zealand ... Not only that, occupies an 
important position in the history of New Zealand Gisborne still is in 1769 October, 
the British ... Gisborne i-SITE was going to take some tourist information, but in ... 
the commemorate the first landing in New Zealand at Poverty Bay of... [DOC] [TLE] Gisborne  Guide for Backpackers - Backpacker Guide New Zealand [PAR] Another first is the area was the first landing point for Captain James Cook, ... this 
with countless statues and sites named after the British explorer. ... The obelisk 
Cook Monument marks

Question: Gisborne on Poverty Bay was the site of this Britsh explorer's first landing in New Zealand in 1769
Answer: (Captain) Cook