TE AO HOU The New World THE ALEXANDER TURNBULL LIBRARY WELLINGTON NEW ZEALAND APRIL, 1958

Contents

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• (untitled)
• TE AO HOU THE NEW WORLD
• Education and the Community
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• HAERE KI O KOUTOU TIPUNA
• GEORGE F. BERTRAND
• RORE RUTENE
• KAWA TE HUIA
• HORI HEKE
• PAPA KORAKA POTAKA
• DAVID PROSSER
• VICTORIA MARAEA POTIKI
• NEPIA WINIATA
• TE AO HOU
• KO TE MATAURANGA ME TE IWI
• CONTENTS
• INDEX TO TE AO HOU, ISSUES 1–22
• TITLE CONSOLIDATION
• THE MAN WHO BREAKS IN THE LAND
• [Advertisement] THE BIG HARDWARE, SHIPCHANDLERY, & STEEL MERCHANTS
• SCHOOL MAORI CLUB PROVES POPULAR
• A MODERN OUTCAST
• KOWHITIKARU
• SIR PETER BUCK MEMORIAL SCHEME FUNDS
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• KO TE HAERENGA O TE WHAKAPONO KI AOTEAROA, NA MANGA KAMARIE
• NGATA MEMORIAL COLLEGE
• MAORI, ABORIGINAL AND NEW GUINEA ETHNIC DANCES
• THE CONTRASTING STYLES OF THREE DIFFERENT RACES
• MAORI DANCING
• A NEW APPROACH TO THE MAORI CHILD
• THE FUTURE OF THE MAORI SERVICE
• OFFICER FOR MAORI EDUCATION
• MAORI CULTURE
• COMMITTEES OF MAORI SCHOOLS
• THE ORIGIN OF MAORI CARVING
• Ancient Northern and Western Carving has a Ngati Awa origin
• A close Ancestral connection exists between Ngati Awa and the tribes of the East Coast and Bay of Plenty
• The Arawa carving style can be traced to Ngati Awa
• Great Differences exist between the latter and earlier Carving Styles of Ngati-Awa
• East Coast Carving comes from the Bay of Plenty
• Useless Peasant Tongue?
• The Schools Take Over
• Two Cultures or None?
• PROVERBIAL AND POPULAR SAYINGS OF THE MAORI
• NGA WHAKATAUKI ME NGA PEPEHA MAORI Na KINGI IHAKA
• HE KORERO NO NAMATA
• MO NGA NGARU E TORU
• GAMES OF THE OLD TIME MAORI
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• SEASONAL WORK ON THE FARM
• [Advertisement] Monty RUGS ARE ALWAYS USEFUL!
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• THE STORY OF PLACE NAMES
• THE NAME TAKANINI
• WAIWHAKAHEKETUPAPAKU
• MAINTAINING A SECOND HAND CAR
• [Advertisement] BUYING OR SELLING A CAR
• THE BLIND
• [Advertisement] KA MUTU PEA I TE KAINGAKAUNUITIA
• [Advertisement] Maori Culture on RECORDS
• BOOKS
• WAITANGI: FACT AND FICTION
• I NGA RA O TE PAI, HEI PAI
• THE HOME GARDEN
• SHELTER IS ESSENTIAL
• THE PLANTING OF HEDGES
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• MAORI PENFRIENDS
• A YEAR IN AMERICA
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• MAORI CULTURE TAUGHT
• RECOGNITION OF THE SICK CHILD
• HOW TO EXAMINE A CHILD SUSPECTED TO BE ILL:
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