[DOC] [TLE] Aoraki / Mount Cook - Wikipedia [PAR] Aoraki / Mount Cook is the highest mountain in New Zealand. Its height since 
2014 is listed as ... The peak is located at the northern end of the Kirikirikatata / 
Mount Cook ... Historically, the Mori name has been spelt Aorangi, using the 
standard ... English name of Mount Cook was given to the mountain in 1851 by 
Captain... [DOC] [TLE] Aotearoa - Wikipedia [PAR] Aotearoa originally used in reference to the North Island of New Zealand, is now 
the most widely known and accepted Mori name for the entire country. It is often 
pronounced Listen/atro./ by English speakers, and is becoming 
widespread in the bilingual names of ... Captain James Cook subsequently 
called the islands New Zealand. [DOC] [TLE] Portal:New Zealand/Selected article - Wikipedia [PAR] Use the template: Portal:New Zealand/Selected article/Layout to add pages. ... 
hei-tiki are carved from New Zealand greenstone, also called pounamu. .... 
Historically, the Mori name has been spelt Aorangi in the "canonical" Mori form
. ... The English name of Mount Cook was given to the mountain in 1851 by 
Captain... [DOC] [TLE] New Zealand place names - Wikipedia [PAR] Most New Zealand place-names are derived from Mori and British sources. Both 
groups used .... Military heroes and famous battles were popular place names, 
with Auckland, ... A few derive their names from descriptions in languages other 
than English or Mori, for example: Miramar, which means "sea view" in Spanish;
... [DOC] [TLE] New Zealand Story - AccountingTools [PAR] Travels in New Zealand. ... Next to me in line was a towering Maori. ... Bee hives 
were everywhere; the most famous New Zealander, Sir Edmund Hillary, started 
as a bee ... For example, Mount Egmont is the English name for a peak that is 
also called Taranaki. ... It was named after Captain Cook's boss, the Earl of 
Egmont. [DOC] [TLE] Chapter I  The Long White Cloud | NZETC - New Zealand ... [PAR] The first European to find it was a Dutch sea-captain who was looking for 
something ... The Dominion's capital bears the name of a famous British 
commander, ... page 28 (called eucalypts), casuarinas, and acacias; those of 
New Zealand are .... From the peak of Aorangi, 12,350 feet in air, the Alpine 
climber Mannering saw... [DOC] [TLE] New Zealand Presents Itself to the World through Stamps [PAR] Until the 1890s, the postage stamps of virtually all the countries of the British ... Mt
. Cook, the highest in New Zealand, was featured successfully .... Aorangi in the 
Maori language, the oval is flanked by a nod to two examples of .... deep-sea 
fishing .... North Island, Mt. Egmont was named by Captain Cook for the Earl of. [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "Pictorial New Zealand" - Internet Archive [PAR] The Maori, whose physique and intelligence are of a very high order, will still be 
... Captain Cook An Astute Savage The Early Colonists The New Zealand Land 
...... Cone ; and to the south is a peak called Ben Nevis, higher above sea-level 
than ...... Captain Cook named after Sir Edward Hawke, the famous English 
admiral,... [DOC] [TLE] book 1893 - Statistics New Zealand [PAR] The Maoris. ... With the Name of the District for which they are elected, and the 
Date of ... Church of the Province of New Zealand, commonly called the Church 
of England ... Exports of British, Foreign, and other Colonial Produce (excluding 
Specie). ..... which is highly volcanic, is situated the famous-Thermal-Springs 
District,... [DOC] [TLE] South Island - New Zealand Travel Guide [PAR] April 2010 three cavers found the first 1 kilometre cave in New Zealand under Mt 
... From Lake Rotoiti flows the Buller River for 170kms to the Tasman Sea on the 
West ... Heaphy and Fox doesn't quite fit as well as the Maori name I prefer of 
Kaatiri, ... A few years ago Master of Wine Bob Campbell called Waipara one of 
the

Question: Named for a famed English sea captain, this New Zealand peak is called Aorangi by the Maoris
Answer: Mount Cook