Stirling, Mihi Kotukutuku (1870–1956)
Stirling, Mihi Kotukutuku (1870–1956)
New Zealand tribal leader. Name variations: Mihi Kotukutuku. Born Mihi Kotukutuku, Oct 30, 1870, at Pohaturoa, in Bay of Plenty, New Zealand; died Nov 14, 1956, at Raukokore, New Zealand; dau. of Maaka Te Ehutu and Ruiha Rahuta; m. Duncan Stirling, 1896; children: 10.
As local chief, participated in seasonal rituals, and promoted traditional practices; used considerable land holdings as collateral to establish Te Kaha Dairy Factory and promoted dairy farming among her people; performed health and welfare work among people in her district; presented to Queen Elizabeth at Rotorua (1953). Received George V coronation medal (1911).
See also Dictionary of New Zealand Biography (Vol. 3).
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