Hine-āhua

"Maiden of the altar." A goddess seen wandering on the face of the ocean after the great Deluge, by the survivors on their raft. With her were Hine-raka-tai, Hine-apo-hia, Kare-nuku, and Kare-rangi. These came to make a commotion in the sea, that the raft might be destroyed and those on it might perish. The sea was boisterous, but the raft and its occupants were not overwhelmed.

References

Source

  • White, John. (1887). Ancient History of the Maori. 6 vols. Wellington: G. Didsbury, Government Printer, p. 1:175.