TE AO HOU The New World AUGUST, 1957

Contents

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• TE AO HOU THE NEW WORLD
• HAERE KI O KOUTOU TIPUNA
• MRS FRANCIS PAKI
• MR NORMAN FARRELL STEAD
• MR MAIHI HAKARAIA
• MR MAIHI RANGIPO METEKINGI
• MR PAIHANA TAUA
• MR PITA KAMIRA
• MRS KINGI WINIATA
• MR POUARU PARATENE BROUGHTON
• MR RIKI PIMIHI
• MRS NGAKOHU PERA
• TE AO HOU
• Contents
• News in Brief
• [Advertisement] LANDFALL
• [Advertisement] LANDFALL
• THE PLACE OF THE MAORI IN A MODERN COMMUNITY
• Education
• Equality of Occupation
• Material Conditions of Harmony
• The Urban Maori
• He Pitopito Korero
• SHEARING IN HAWKES BAY
• Leadership in Shearing
• Cowards Modern Conditions
• First Wellington Award
• [Advertisement] BAY OF ISLANDS ELECTRIC POWER BOARD
• CHANT FOR THE NEWLY BORN
• KO TE POPO A TE RANGITAKORU MO TANA TAMAHINE, MO WHARAURANGI
• TE RANGITAKORU'S NURSERY SONG FOR HIS DAUGHTER, FOR WHARAURANGI
• TE RA O TE TOHORA I TAIRAWHITI
• [Advertisement] WHALING DAYS ON THE EAST COAST
• Love in the Mill
• FIFTH OF A SERIES OF SHORT STORIES
• Tikitiki in Parliament
• EAST COAST LAND TITLES GREATLY IMPROVED
• FROM EELS to BUTTERFAT
• Eels Were a Livelihood
• An Unpromising Deal
• Development Begins
• Farmers in the Making
• The Future of Maori Arts and Crafts
• GILLIES, HEPPY AND SHELLEY The Story of Three Mission Hostels
• TARANAKI MEETING HOUSE PRESERVES FAMOUS NAME
• PROVERBIAL AND POPULAR SAYINGS OF THE MAORI
• NGA WHAKATAUKI ME NGA PEPEHA MAORI
• Folk Tales from Papamoa
• Patangata
• Patangata (Patuna)
• Hinekorako He Taniwha o Te Reinga
• Hinekorako Mermaid of Te Reinga
• Roku
• [Advertisement] Ko tau ngau kaingakau kei raro i te ingoa hou
• Te Tupu o Te Mautauranga me nga Mahi Ahuwhenua i roto i Ngapuhi
• FROM EELS TO BUTTERFAT (conclusion)
• Final Settlement
• The Future
• The Iron Millionaires of Taharoa
• Queen's Birthday Honours
• SEASONAL WORK ON THE FARM
• HYDATIDS INCIDENCE DISQUIETING
• FEEDING OF YOUNG PIGS IN EARLY SPRING
• CARE OF EWES WITH TWIN LAMBS
• FEEDING MILKING HERD DURING SPRING
• ROTATIONAL GRAZING OF CALVES
• St. Peter's College Expanded
• Remarkable Books by Negroes and Indians
• ‘A Brighter Sun’—Samuel Selvon. Allan Wingate. 1952.
• ‘Nectar in a Sieve’—Kamala Markandaya. Putnam. 1954.
• ‘Go Tell It On the Mountain’—James Baldwin. Michael Joseph. 1954.
• [Advertisement] “THE GREENSTONE DOOR””
• RECORDS A New Maori Recording
• [Advertisement] What's in a name…?
• The Home Garden
• GOOD DRAINAGE IS ESSENTIAL:
• RHUBARB:
• POTATOES:
• [Advertisement] CROSSWORD PUZZLE NO. 18
• WOMEN'S WORLD
• [Advertisement] one glass a day is all you need
• Leagues Meet in Christchurch
• Women Transform Ceylon Villages
• [Advertisement] Monty RUGS
• The Backward Child Needs Help and Understanding
• [Advertisement] Damaged dishes are dangerous!
• How can the public help?
• Play your part
• What's good for food retailers is good for the home
• DON'T LET GERMS REACH THE FAMILY FOOD
• [Advertisement] Consistently rich… RIGHT TO THE VERY LAST DROP!
• 3. He Ahuwhenua ano te Whakato Ngahere
• He mea kaingakau na matau te wai ENGARI HE TOKOMAHA RAWA A MATAU TAMARIKI KEI TE MATE KI REIRA
• HE MEA KAINGAKAU NA MATOU TE WAI—ENGARI KEI RUNGA AKE TO MATOU KAINGAKAU KI A MATOU TAMARIKI KAUA E TUKUA KIA MATE A TATOU TAMARIKI.