Contents

	Page
Te Aohuruhuru (translation by the late W. W. Bird)	6
The Story of Kawerau	9
Crime and Delinquency, by Prof. Albert Morris	14
Two Personalities—A Contrast (Te Pairi and His Friends; Pat Smyth)	17
Pania of the Reef	20
Omar Khayyam Translated, by Pei te Hurinui Jones	22
Homes for the Maori People	26
Ranginui Academy for Arts and Crafts	32
Whakarewarewa Maori Children's Visit to Hutt and Wellington	36
A Baby's Toilet, by W. J. Phillipps	38
New Deal in Adoptions	41
History from Courts Records	42
1954: Maori Legislation	43
Farmers Organize in Tikitiki	44
Maoris and Sport, by Paul Potiki: The Kennys of Johnsonville	45
Books	48
A Tawhaki, te Tohunga Rapu Tuna, na Moko	50
I Waiata Taratara ai te Poroka, na G. N. Lansdown	52
Crossword Puzzle No. 10	53
Going to the Conference, by Rori Paki	55
A Parson's Family in Honolulu, from Dorothy Moses	58
East Coast Tour, by Tuhingaia Barclay	59
Mothercraft (continued), by Keritapu	62

The Minister of Maori Affairs: The Hon. E. B. Corbett

The Secretary for Maori Affairs: T. T. Ropiha, i.s.o.

Management Committee: C. J. Stace, ll.b., C. M. Bennett, d.s.o., b.a., dip. ed., dip. soc. sc., W. T. Ngata, lic. int., E. G. Schwimmer, m.a., M. J. Taylor.

Editor: E. G. Schwimmer, m.a.

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Printed in April, 1955. Registered at the G.P.O., Wellington, for transmission through the post as a magazine.

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