CONTENTS

	Page
Consolidated Index of Issues 1–22	6
Books	6
Education	6
Farming	6
Health and Food	6
Housing	6
How to do it	7
Ko te reo Maori	7
Legislation	8
Maori Art and its Techniques	8
Maori History	8
Maori Land	8
Maori Literature	8
Personalities	9
Places	9
Royalty	9
Short Stories	9
Sport	10
The Home Garden	10
The Modern Maori: as an Artist	10
The Modern Maori: Facts and Views	10
Traditional Tales	10
Women's Features	11
Articles and Stories
Title Consolidation, by Stanhope Andrews	11
The Men who Break In the Land, by Elsdon Craig	13
A Modern Outcast, by Kathryn Leef	15
Kowhitikaru, by Hohepa Topa	16
Maori, Aboriginal and New Guinea Dances, by Beth Dean (Part 2)	22
A New Approach to the Maori Child, by K. I. Robertson	26
The Origin of Maori Carving, by Sir Apirana Ngata	30
The People Who Saved Their Language	38
Games of the Old-Time Maori, by Hemi Bennett	45
The Blind, by Turoa Royal	53
A Year in America, by Ngaio Te Rito	59
Recognition of the Sick Child, by Dr A. W. S. Thompson	62
Ko Te Reo Maori
Kowhitikaru, na Hohepa Topa	16
Ko Te Haerenga o the Whakapono, na Manga Kamarie (Part 2)	19
Nga Whakatauki me nga Pepeha Maori, na Kingi Ihaka	42
He Korero no Namata, na Mutu Kapa	44
Regular Features
Proverbial and Popular Sayings of the Maori, by Rev. K. Ihaka	42
Seasonal Work on the Farm	48
Letters to the Editor	49
The Story of Place Names, by Johannes Andersen	51
Motoring: Maintaining a Second-hand Car, by Des Mahoney	52
Books	55
The Home Garden, by R. G. Falconer	56
Crossword Puzzle	58

The Minister of Maori Affairs: The Rt. Hon. W. Nash.

The Secretary for Maori Affairs: M. Sullivan.

Management Committee: E. A. McKay, dip.vfm, W. T. Ngata, lic.int., E. G. Schwimmer, m.a., M. J. Taylor.

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

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published by the department of maori affairs april 1958

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