Contents

	Page
Rora Paki: Ka Pu te Rua—Second of a series of short stories by Maori authors	6
Toby Rikihana: An Outpost of Maoritanga	10
H. Te M. Wikiriwhi: He Korero Hararei—A Holiday Story. Conclusion: The Queen in Rotorua	12
Elsdon Craig: How can we help the young who ‘get into trouble’?	16
W. W. Bird: Songs of the Maori	18
Rita Atkinson: What is a Pakeha?	22
W. J. Phillipps: Make fire and cooking food	24
Stanhope Andrews: People of Tokerau	26
Rangi Harrison: Tahiti	28
E. G. Schwimmer: Kennedy Bay	32
The Turakina Chapel	37
Mordecai Richler: Birmingham leads the way	41
Encouragement of the brighter child—He awhina ma te tamariki hihiko	44
Paul Potiki: Playing the Springboks	46
Maori Reserved Lands Act	48
Moko: Ka Haere a Tawhaki ki te Kanikani	50
Rev Kingi Ihaka: Proverbial and Popular Sayings of the Maori	53
R. Falconer: Tree-planting in the home garden	55
J. C. Sturm: Books on the South Pacific	56
Crossword Puzzle No. 15	58
Women's World
Betty Johnston: Sewing Baby Clothes	59
Jane Emery: Fascinating Shellcraft	61
Tuhingia Barclay: An American High School	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, l.l.b., C. M. Bennett, d.s.o., m.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.

Sponsored by the Maori Purposes Fund Board.

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published by the maori affairs department 1 july 1956