With no explanation, label each line with "person-soldier", "location-GPE", "O", "person-other", "art-broadcastprogram", "art-film", "art-music", "art-other", "art-painting" or "art-writtenart" preceded by ":".
According
to
Smith
,
Te
Kani
was
“
one
of
those
great
chiefs
who
seemed
more
like
the
arikis
of
Central
Polynesia
than
were
usually
found
in
New
Zealand
.
”
Major
Ropata
Wahawaha
claimed
that
“
all
the
lines
of
Maori
aristocratic
descent
converged
in
Te
Kani
;
that
he
could
trace
his
ancestors
back
to
Māui-Potiki
,
and
that
his
mana
(
authority
)
extended
from
Whangaparaoa
to
Mahia
.
”
Polack
,
who
first
met
Te
Kani
at
Tolaga
Bay
in
June
,
1835
,
describes
him
as
noble
in
appearance
,
above
6
feet
tall
,
and
about
36
years
old
.
According:O
to:O
Smith:person-other
,:O
Te:person-other
Kani:person-other
was:O
“:O
one:O
of:O
those:O
great:O
chiefs:O
who:O
seemed:O
more:O
like:O
the:O
arikis:O
of:O
Central:location-GPE
Polynesia:location-GPE
than:O
were:O
usually:O
found:O
in:O
New:location-GPE
Zealand:location-GPE
.:O
”:O
Major:O
Ropata:person-soldier
Wahawaha:person-soldier
claimed:O
that:O
“:O
all:O
the:O
lines:O
of:O
Maori:location-GPE
aristocratic:O
descent:O
converged:O
in:O
Te:location-GPE
Kani:location-GPE
;:O
that:O
he:O
could:O
trace:O
his:O
ancestors:O
back:O
to:O
Māui-Potiki:location-GPE
,:O
and:O
that:O
his:O
mana:O
(:O
authority:O
):O
extended:O
from:O
Whangaparaoa:location-GPE
to:O
Mahia:location-GPE
.:O
”:O
Polack:person-other
,:O
who:O
first:O
met:O
Te:person-other
Kani:person-other
at:O
Tolaga:location-GPE
Bay:location-GPE
in:O
June:O
,:O
1835:O
,:O
describes:O
him:O
as:O
noble:O
in:O
appearance:O
,:O
above:O
6:O
feet:O
tall:O
,:O
and:O
about:O
36:O
years:O
old:O
.:O