Hawea Karepa Mataira (3 December 1910 – 15 November 1979) was a dual-code rugby football player who represented New Zealand in both rugby union and rugby...

Hawea Mataira, a dual-code rugby football player who represented New Zealand This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Hāwea....

Zealand Herald that All Black and Hawke's Bay rugby representative Hawea Mataira was joining the City Rovers. He was a forward and had represented the...

joined the side from Papakura. The rest of the side were all Māori. Hawea Mataira was in his seventh season for City Rovers and scored a try in their...

Newton-Mt Albert the 3 Johnson brothers were all absent along with Hawea Mataira and Finlayson however they still managed to win anyway. On the Newton-Mt...

400 Bill Hadley 1934 25 8 6 6 401 Arthur Lambourn 1934 40 10 9 0 402 Hawea Mataira 1934 5 1 3 0 403 Rod MacKenzie 1934 35 9 36 0 404 Ronald King 1934 42...

guest. Mount Albert United had secured his services as a player coach. Hawea Mataira, who had played for City Rovers in 1937 before returning to the East...

Auckland 1 1939 1939 276 Arthur McInnarney Auckland 2 1939 1948 277 Hawea Mataira Auckland 1 1939 1939 278 Harold Milliken Auckland 1 1939 1939 279 Laurie...

Also in the side was 30 year old George Nēpia, Jack Hemi, Tommy Chase, Hawea Mataira, and Len Kawe. All of whom would convert to rugby league relatively...

28 July he was not among the reserves with just William McCallum and Hawea Mataira listed. On 31 July Powell played in an 11–11 draw with a Manukau side...