INDEX TO TE AO HOU, ISSUES 1–22

In this issue we publish a consolidated index of all articles appearing in issues 1–22. When an article is referred to as ‘17, 15’, this means issue 17, page 15. Please note that Spring 1953 is issue 5, and the Royal Tour Number, 1953 is issue 6. All other issues are clearly marked on page 1, top left.

We have catalogued articles in the Maori language separately under the heading ‘Ko te reo Maori’. All the articles listed under other headings, even if the titles are Maori, are in English.

BOOKS

Books	1, 54; 9, 19; 10, 48; 11, 53; 12, 56 18, 53; 20, 54
Books about New Zealand	17, 53
Books for Children by J. C. Sturm	13, 52
Books for Older Children by J. C. Sturm	14, 54
Books on the South Pacific by J. C. Sturm	15, 56 16, 56
Dictionary in the Making	11, 50
Remarkable Novels by Negroes and Indians	19, 53
Some Recent Publications	2, 59
The Great Book is Ready (New edition of the Maori Bible) by Rt. Rev. W. N. Panapa, Bishop of Aotearoa	2, 13
Two Maori Authors	2, 58
What Books do Children like, by Dorothy K. Bowsher	21, 58

EDUCATION

A New Approach to the Maori Child, by K. I. Robertson	22, 26
Achievement of a Conference (Maori Education Committee)	14, 37
Achievements in Maori Education, by Elsdon Craig	18, 24
Advice from Opunake	3, 12
An American High School, by Tuhingia Barclay	15, 62
Campaign for Education	12, 6
Encouragement of the Brighter Child	15, 44
High Perched Hukarere, by Beatrice Ashton	3, 32
How Can We Help the Young who Get into Trouble, by Elsdon Craig	15, 16
Keep Them at School	8, 15
Kindergarten for Oparure, by Rora Raki	8, 17
Marae and College, by Ngata P. Pitcaithby	14, 8
Maori Colleges of Today	9, 29
Maori Students Organise	13, 10
Mormon Maoris Build Their Way to Education, by Elsdon Craig	12, 14
New Hope for Pukekohe	3, 47
Practical Education for Maoris, by W. Parsonage	9, 21
Queen Victoria School Jubilee, by Mel Taylor	5, 36
The Backward Child Needs Help and Understanding, by Dr A. Fielding Parker	19, 63
The Blind, by Turoa Royal	22, 53
The Maori at University, by T. R. Davis	7, 12
The Place of Maori in Education (Conference of Students), by M. J. Taylor	16, 30
Vocational Guidance Service, by K. T. Harawira	9, 10
Whakarewarewa Maori Children's Visit to Hutt and Wellington	10, 36

FARMING

Farmers Organise in Tikitiki	10, 44
Farming in the United States, by Rex Austin	7, 41
Farming Notes	3, 58
First Maori Stud Farm Established	5, 23
Footrot in Sheep	17, 56
From Eels to Butterfat, by Anne McIlraith	19, 25
Keen Maori Interest in Farm Schools	20, 52
Maori Small Farming to be Assisted	1, 40
Men and Machinery Pave the Why for Sheepfarms at Remote Tiroa, by Elsdon Craig	20, 24
Pig Management, by Dixon Wright	11, 24
Rangataua Farmers' Club, by W. Ohia	6, 29
Seasonal Work on the Farm—June to August	8, 49
Seasonal Work on the Farm—September to December	9, 52
Seasonal Work on the Farm, by Dixon Wright	13, 55; 14, 56; 18, 52; 19, 52 20, 53; 21, 52; 22, 48
The Farm that won the Ahuwhenua Cup, by Gordon Mead	6, 63
The Kumara Returns, by Heretaunga P. Baker	7, 63
The Rearing of Dairy Calves, by Dixon Wright	12, 55
Tractor Accidents	6, 60
Tuberculosis in Dairy Cattle	16, 53

HEALTH AND FOOD

A Roast Dinner, by Betty M. Johnston	12, 61
Apples, by Betty M. Johnston	13, 57
Common Accidents in the Home	16, 61
Cooking Fish	21, 57
Love for the Afflicted	13, 28
Maori Food	1, 14
Mati Kohi, by Dr R. S. R. Francis	17, 61
Meals in an Emergency	20, 62
Mothercraft, by Keritapu	8, 60; 13, 60; 14, 61
Puddings for this Winter	18, 62
Recognition of the Sick Child, by Dr A. W. S. Thompson	22, 62
The Maori Mother and her Child, by Keritapu	9, 60; 10, 62; 11, 63
Water Can be Dangerous	13, 21
Water Supplies, by R. L. Pomare	7, 47
Winter Vegetables	11, 60
You and Tuberculosis	5, 48

HOUSING

Homes for the Maori People	10, 26
How to Apply for Housing Loans	1, 42
Judea Adopts an American Idea	1, 11
League Surveys Auckland Housing
Life Insurance for Home Owners	21, 54
Maori Housing	5, 20
Modern Homes Where They Are Needed	17, 32
New Homes in Pukekohe	6, 35
New Housing Schemes	11, 23

HOW TO DO IT

Buying a Second Hand Car, by Des Mahoney	21, 13
Let's Have a Meeting, by Beatrice Ashton	4, 49; 5, 44; 7, 54
Maintaining a Second Hand Car, by Des Mahoney	22, 52

KO TE REO MAORI

About Adoptions	10, 41
A Tawhaki te tohunga rapu tuna, na Moko	1, 50
A Tawhaka te tohunga whai poaka, na Moko	1, 24
A Tawhaki ka haere ki te taone, na Moko	13, 44
A Tawhaki te tohunga patu manu, na Moko raua ko Nehe	12, 46
Etahi pepeha a nga iwi	12, 48
Folk Tales from Papamoa	17, 40; 18, 43; 19, 43
Funeral Oration, na Pei Te Hurunui Jones	9, 41
He aha i noho ai te papka raua ko te Koura ki te Moana, na G. N. Lansdown	7, 23
He ahuatanga o Nehera	17, 2 [ unclear: ]
He awhina mo te tamariki hihiko	15, 44
He hui nui whakaharahara na te ropu wahine toko i te ora	1, 59
He Korero Harari, na H. M. Wikiriwhi	14, 16
He korero me te mata me te paura, na Meiha Ropata	1, 20
He Korero no Namata, na Mutu Kapa	22, 44
He korero pakiwaitara, na Bruce Briggs	5, 52
He ngahau tino pai, na R. T. Kohere	3, 55
He pakiwaitara o Torere	18, 43
He putanga waimarie	17, 41
He reo tino pai, na R. T. Kohere	2, 7
He titotito na te Maori te waiata a Te Rangipaia, na R. T. Kohere	5, 55
He waiata haka oriori, na Bruce Briggs	3, 56
He whaka tae tae tuhituhi	5, 4; 6, 17
I tae ranei te heke nui onga waka ki Rarotonga kaore ranei?	1, 38
I waiata taratara ai te poraka, na G. N. Lansdown	10, 52
Ka haere a Tawhaki ki te kanikani, na Moko	15, 50
Ka kima a Maui i ona matua	8, 21
Ka pahupahu he kuri i te po	18, 44
Ki te toi o te mana (Loyal Adress)	7, 8
Ko koe ranei tetahi o te hunga e tika ana mana nga moni e takoto noa nei	8, 23
Ko nga korero mo nga ahautanga mo nga tono whare	1, 42
Ko nga taonga o mua hei pupuri ma tatou, na Graham Anderson	20, 15
Ko nga whainga whakaaro me nga mahi a te tari Maori	1, 47
Ko nga whenua noho noaiho o te Maori	1, 44
Ko Te Ao Hou Message from Sir P. Buck)	7, 14
Ko te awhina a ture i nga komiti-a-iwi ki te takahi i te maukino o te waipiro	1, 49
Ko te haeranga o te whakapono ki Aotearoa na Manga Kamarie	21, 23; 22, 19
Ko te mahi o te piupiu, na Rangimarie Hetet raua ko Ina Te Uira	21, 24
Ko te mate kohi	5, 48
Ko te paamu tuatahi whakatiputipu kau a te Maori	5, 23
Ko te pire mo nga mea take Maori	4, 45
Ko te tangihanga mo Te Uuea Herangi	3, 6
Ko Turongo raua ko Mahinarangi	3, 16
Ko te ture mo nga poari kaitiaki moni	13, 49
Ko te whakahaere hui	5, 44
Ko te whakakorenga o nga poari whenua Maori	2, 46
Kowhihkaru, na Hohepa Topa	22, 16
Modern Homes	17, 32
Nga kai a te Maori	1, 15
Nga moe Maori me whai raihana rano katahi ka mana	1, 51
Nga ngaru e toru	18, 46
Nga titotito a te Maori. He waiata mo te rangatira, na R. T. Kohere	4, 41
Nga titotito a te Maori. He waiata a Hinetawhirirangi, na R. T. Kohere	9, 6
Nga titotito a te Maori. He waiata a Hinewahirangi, na R. T. Kohere	6, 43
Nga titotito a te Maori—Te waiata a Turuhira Hineiwhakina, na R. T. Kohere	8, 23
Nga Weera e toru	17, 40
Nga Whakatauki me nga pepeha Maori, na H. T. M. Wikiriwhi	11, 22; 12, 48
Nga Whakatauki me nga pepeha Maori, na Kingi Ihaka	13, 41; 15, 53; 17, 45 18, 41; 20, 42; 21, 42; 22, 42
Omar Khayyam translated by Pei Te Hurunui Jones	10, 22
Pania of the Reef, by Tuiri Tareha	10, 20
Patangata	19, 43
Pukikitia te aroha, by Matutaera	20, 21
Roku	19, 46
Stories from Whakaki	20, 44
Te Aohuruhuru	10, 6
Te Kauwhau a Hamuera Matenga na Hoterene Keretene	14, 10
Te Korero mo Potaka—Tawhiti	13, 11
Te Korero o Torerenuiarua, na J. Kuhunoa	20, 43
Te Kuini raua ko te iwi Maori by Rt. Rev. W. N. Panapa	6, 7
Te Pakiwaitara o nga maunga riri	18, 45
Te Naue and Matatini	12, 11
Te pakinga o nga maunga	18, 44
Te patunga o Ngarara—Huarua, na Te Whetu	4, 15
Te Pua a Hinepahanga	14, 45
Te Pukapuka o te reo Maori a te Wiremu	5, 50
Te Putake i noho ai te Kea i runga mannga, na G. N. Lansdown	11, 44
Te Putaka i matemate ai nga Huia, na G. N. Lansdown	12, 45
Te Rangiatahua Royal, na Pei Te Hurunui Jones	14, 12
Te ra o te Tohora i Tairawhiti na Te Tane Tukaki	19, 18
Te rarunga o te wera i te nahonaho, by G. N. Iansdown	9, 48
Te reo Maori o tatou ingoa Maori, by R. T. Kohere	6, 44
Te Rerenga, na Reweti Kohere	16, 48
Te Ripeka Whero, na Matutaera	21, 43
Te Takuate a Kawiti	16, 44; 17, 21
Tetehi hui me ona hua	14, 38
Te Toka Kuia	17, 42
Te tupu o te Mautauranga me nga mahi Ahuwhenua i roto i Ngapuhi, na Hotorene Keretene	19, 48
Te Utu Hara, na Rora	16, 22
Te wahine me te toka tapu	17, 43
Towards a Welfare programme, by C. M. Bennett	18, 6

Tuini Ngawai (songs)	14, 46
Tuwhakairiora, na Mohi Turei	5, 12; 7, 16
Waiata mo nga tupapaku Katoa; Waiata tiki tupapaku, na Te Aka Rapana	16, 14
Waikaremoana	17, 44
Waikato Taniwharau, by Sir A. T. Ngata	17, 15; 18, 18
Wairangi he tupuna no Ngati Raukawa by Te Rangihiroa	2, 18
Vocational Guidance Service, na K. T. Harawira	9, 10

LEGISLATION

About Adoptions—New Legislation Proposed	10, 41
Abuse of Liquor—Extension of Tribal Committees' Powers	1, 49
Are You Entitled to Unclaimed Moneys?	8, 50
Legislation—Uses for Unclaimed Moneys	7, 51
The Maori Affairs Bill 1952	3, 49; 4, 54
Maori Affairs Bill (No. 2) 1953	5, 61
Maori Marriages—No Longer Legal Without Licences	1, 51
Maori Reserved Lands Act	15, 48
Maori Trust Boards Act	13, 49
1954 Maori Legislation	10, 43
Unproductive Maori Land—Changes Made in the Law	1, 44

MAORI ART AND ITS TECHNIQUES

Basket Weaving	3, 36
European Figures in Wood Carving	15, 40
Flax, by S. G. Mead	2, 41
Games of the Old-Time Maori, by Hemi Bennett	22, 45
He Waka Harakeke (A Toy Canoe)	3, 42
Making a Cloak is not so Difficult	13, 26
Making a Koronae, by S. G. Mead	4, 52
Making a Piupiu	14, 40
Making Fire and Cooking Food	15, 24
Maori, Aboriginal & New Guinea Ethnic Dance—the Contrasting Style of the Different Races, by Beth Dean	21, 39
Maori Baby's Toilet, by W. J. Phillipps	10, 38
Moko or Maori Tattoo, by W. J. Phillipps	9, 26
Notes from a Museum	4, 40
Our Record of Three Vanished Houses	13, 30
Papa i Ouru, by W. J. Phippils	7, 39
Papawai Pa, Wairarapa, by W. J. Phillipps	3, 40
Patterns for Baskets, by W. J. Phillipps	6, 38
Petone Gateway, by W. J. Phillipps	8, 39
Plaits and Plaiting, by W. J. Phillipps	18, 60
Sacred Carvings of Whakatohea	21, 30
Te Hou Ki Turanga	4, 39
The Art of Making Piupiu (in Maori) by Rangimarie Hete and Ina te Uira	21, 24
The Kaitaia Lintel, is it Maori? by Dr Gilbert Archey	14, 32
The Newman Pare, by W. J. Smart	16, 27
The Origin of Maori Carving, by Sir Apirana Ngata	22, 30
The Poi Dance	12, 32
Tokens from the Past, by W. J. Phillipps	2, 39
Torch or Rahia (used in Milton birding), by W. J. Phillipps	5, 40
Traditional Poi-balls are being made Today	11, 32
Weapons and Warfare, by Hemi Bennett	17, 50

MAORI HISTORY

A New Look at Te Kooti, by Leo Fowler	20, 17; 21, 18
A Royal Visitor in Troubled Times	6, 13
Bringing the Mail Ashore 100 Years Ago	2, 40
Did the Great Fleet Visit Rarotonga	1, 38
Elsdon Best of Tuhoe, by Elsdon Craig	20, 7
Heke's War in the North, by Tawai Kawiti	16, 38
His Work Survived a Century (Rev. Richard Taylor)	13, 15
Maui Pomare and Te Ora o te Maori, by J. F. Cody	4, 23
Moutoua, by Kaata	6, 15
Rakau Tamatea Reke	17, 11
Rev. Mohi Turei—a biography by R. T. Kohere	5, 10
Te Pairi and his Friends, by Elsdon Craig	10, 17
The Delectable Land of Taiamai, by Anaru	17, 19
The Kereru, by Hemi Bennett	21, 45
The Last Home of the Moriori, by E. D. Woollett	2, 35
The Maori and the Mountains, by John Pascoe	11, 36; 12, 25
The Maori Gave His Best, 1901	6, 18
The Story of Placenames, by Johannes Andersen	22, 51
Waikato of a Hundred Taniwhas, by Sir Apirana Ngata	17, 15; 18, 18

MAORI LAND

History from Court Records	10, 42
Land Under Maori Management	8, 6; 11, 6
Pioneers on Pumice Lands	12, 50
Relaxation of Control of Maori Lands	6, 59
The Story of Maori Land Titles, by E. W. Williams	16, 7
Title Consolidation, by Stanhope Andrews	22, 11
We Keep Our Land for Our Children, by E. G. Schwimmer	18, 32
Why were the Maori Land Boards Abolished	2, 46

MAORI LITERATURE

A Haka to Honour Te Rangihiroa	9, 75
Chant for the Newly Born	19, 16
Harata Tangikuhu's Lament, edited by R. T. Kohere	2, 44
Hinekitawhiti's Oriori, edited by R. T. Kohere	7, 60
Hineta Whirirangi's Song, edited by R. T. Kohere	9, 6
Hinewahirangi's Song, edited by R. T. Kohere	6, 43
Lament for a Dead Chief, edited by R. T. Kohere	4, 41
Maori Proverbs and Savings, by Rev. Kingi Ihaka	13, 41; 15, 53; 17, 45; 18, 41 19, 41; 20, 42; 21, 42; 22, 42
Omar Khayyam, translated by Pei te Hurinui Jones	10, 22
Proverbial and Popular Sayings of the Maori, by H. T. M. Wikiriwhi	11, 22; 12, 48
Rangipaia's Song, edited by R. T. Kohere	5, 55
Records	19, 56
Songs of the Maori, by W. W. Bird	11, 13; 12, 20; 15, 18
Turuhira Hineiwhakina's Song, edited by R. T. Kohere	8, 23
Waiata, by Colleen Sheffield	16, 20

PERSONALITIES

A Parson's Family in Honolulu (Rev. & Mrs M. A. Bennett), by Dorothy Moses	10, 58
A Polynesian Queen whose Dream came True (Queen Salote), by Kaata	8, 25
A Portrait of a Neighbour, by Mrs J. Te Rito	16, 64
Death of Princess Te Puea	2, 33
Epi Shalfoon—Loss of Popular Musician, by Bert Peterson	5, 19
Farewell to a Maori Administrator (T. T. Ropiha), by E. G. Schwimmer	21, 10
Funeral Oration on Sir Peter Buck, by Pei Te Hurinui Jones	9, 41
Maori World Shows Gloom at Loss of Sir Apirana	2, 3
Memorial to the late Sir Peter Buck	8, 30
Memories of Princess Te Puea, by Eric Ramsden	3, 7
Ngati Porou Farmer Saw the World, by Mel Taylor	8, 13
Rani Ellison, Maori Crayfish Tycoon, by E. G. Schwimmer	20, 32
Sacred Funeral—Tangi for Te Puea	3, 3
Pat Smyth, by Melvyn Taylor	10, 18
Tauranga Lad Leads A. F. S. Contingent to U.S.A., by F. M. Pinfold	21, 49
Te Rangiatahua Royal — A Valedictory Message, by Pei Te Hurinui Jones	14, 12
Te Rangihiroa—His Burial Marks the End of an Epoch	9, 35
Te Rangihiroa Now Rests in His Homeland	5, 9
Te Rangihiroa's Rich Life, Rich Distinctions, Rich Legacy, by G. S. Roydhouse	1, 3
The Hon. E. B. Corbett	21, 7
The Koauau Player—Mrs Ben Wi Neera, by Beatrice Ashton	2, 55
The Man who Breaks In the Land (George Turner)	22, 13
Three Generations of Hiras, by M. J. Taylor	11, 17
Two Close Relations, by Lloyd Berrell	4, 37
Tuini Ngawai	14, 46
Where the Queen, Went She Followed—Miss Whetu Tirikatene, by Wi Hapi Love	7, 11
Whina Cooper (a biography), by M. J. Taylor	12, 17
Woman Beats the Men (Mrs R. Beazley)	3, 46
Vinoba and His Land Gift Mission, by Baldoon Dhingra	12, 38

PLACES

A Brief Return to the Past—Turangawaewae	17, 24
A Site for Auckland Marae, by Elsdon Craig	18, 23
A Year in America, by Ngaio te Rito	22, 59
An Outpost of Maoritanga, by Toby Rikihana	15, 10
Birmingham Leads the Way, by Mordecai Rechler	15, 41
Camp with a Future (Hauhungaroa)	20, 38
Centre for Palmerston	20, 37
East Coast Tour, by Tuhingaia Barclay	10, 59
Fiji—One Land—Two Peoples	3, 27
Flowers were Blooming at Kawiu Pa	8, 45
Homely Hostel (Auckland)	2, 57
Hostel in Rotorua	16, 29
Hui Topu 1957 (Ruatoki), by J. McL. Henderson	20, 13
Indian Art Revived (Canada), by John Westbury	16, 16
Italy after Ten Years	5, 28
Judea Meeting House in Retrospect, by Pei Te Hurinui Jones	16, 23
Kennedy's Bay, by E. G. Schwimmer	15, 32
Leadership in Western Samoa, by Prof. J. W. Davidson	20, 39; 21, 15
Mangatawa Monument, by E. G. Schwimmer	21, 34
Matakana Achievement	1, 29
New Hostel for Tauranga	16, 48
New Zealand Develops a New Industry—Bay of Plenty Will Be Transformed	1, 12
New Zealand Soldier Tells of Historic Land of Korea	4, 28
Ngaruawahia—Fortress of Maori Culture	2, 28
Ngati Poneke Comes of Age	17, 14
Orakei Today	5, 27
Service to a City (Hamilton)	17, 39
Shearing in Hawkes Bay, by E. G. Schwimmer	19, 12
Tahiti, by Rangi Harrison	15, 28
Te Araroa	1, 25
The Film of Ruatoki	13, 34
The Fires of Ngatoroirangi, by E. G. Schwimmer	18, 37
The Future of Mangakino, by Larry Finn	2, 10
The Lapps—the Last Nomads of Europe, by Jean Hardy	11, 39
The Otiria Meeting Houses, by Tawai Kawiti	3, 10
The Story of Kawerau	10, 9
The Story of Three Mission Hostels (Auckland), by Elsdon Craig	19, 36
Tikitiki in Parliament, by Dorothy Moses	19, 23
United States Indians, by E. W. Williams	18, 53
Waiohau, by Reo Takiwa	15, 43
Weekend in Whangarei	4, 26
Women in Asia, by Miraka Petricevich (Mrs M. Szaszy)	12, 8
Women Transform Ceylon Villages, by Chitra M. Fernando	19, 61

ROYALTY

Crowning of the Queen	4, 8
Family Tree of Queen Elizabeth II	4, 6
Government Prepares for Maori Reception of Queen	5, 60
Kia Ora Koutou—The Queen's Message	7, 9
Looking Back on the Maori Receptions	7, 29
Loyal Address—Rotorua	7, 7
Loyal Address Translated	8, 32
Past Royal Visits in Pictures	6, 25
Royal Reception at Rotorua	6, 9
Royalty's First Hangi	18, 31
The Queen and the Maori People, by Rt. Rev. W. N. Panapa	6, 7
The Queen in Rotorua, Part I	14, 16
Part II, by H. te M. Wikiriwhi	15, 12

SHORT STORIES

A Holiday Story, by H. te M. Wikiriwhi	14, 16; 15, 12
A Home is Made by Rora	18, 12
A Modern Outcast, by Kathryn Leef	22, 15
Constable McFarland, by S. M. Mead	18, 10

Death in the Mill, by Rowley Habib	16, 51
Experiments with Lead and Powder, by Major Ropata	1, 20
For All the Saints, by J. C. Sturm	13, 22
I Failed the Test of Life, by Mason Durie	12, 22
Ka Pu te Rua, by Rora Paki	15, 6
Love in the Mill, by Rowley Habib	19,21
Our Literary Competition	14, 15
The Burial, by Rowley Habib	18, 15
The Talking Shell, by Kate Shaw	17, 22
The Visitors, by Rowley Habib	20, 11
What is a Pakeha? by Rita Atkinson	15, 22

SPORT

From Te Hapua to Invercargill, by Elsdon Craig	14, 7
Future Table Tennis Champion, by A. R. Harding	21, 50
I Shall Play Tennis All My Life, by Michael Lindsay	14, 52
It was Good to be Together (A Reportage of the Maori-Springbok Match), by Kem Tukuino	16, 17
Maori Personalities in Sport by Wallie Ingram	4, 61; 6, 49
Maori Personalities in Sport by Paul Potiki	5, 41; 9, 44
Maoris and Sport by Paul Potiki	7, 48; 8, 52
Maoris and Sport—The Kennys of Johnsonville, by Paul Potiki	10, 45
Playing the Springboks, by Paul Potiki	15, 46
Ruia Morrison's World Tour, by Elsdon Craig	20, 61
Spear Fishing, by W. Ohia	17, 37
Sport Among the Maori People, by Ralph Love	1, 60
Sports, by Paul Potiki	11, 54; 12, 52; 13, 48
Sports	17, 52; 18, 57
Talking About Sports, by Paul Potiki	3, 61
The Year We Won the Cup, by Kate Shaaw	21, 61
Touring with the N.Z. Maori Rugby Team	2, 62
THE HOME GARDEN by R. G. Falconer
Care of Fruit Trees	11, 45
Marketing of the Kumara	21, 53
The Home Garden	4,42; 6, 47; 7, 46 8, 51; 9, 51; 12, 44; 13, 46; 14, 51 16, 55; 17, 47; 18, 58; 19, 57; 20, 56
Shelter is Essential	22, 56
Tree Planting in the Home Garden	15, 55

THE MODERN MAORI AS AN ARTIST

A First Music Festival, by A. McCracken	17, 29
Baroness Von Trapp tells T.A.H. her ideas on Maori Art in the Modern World	13, 18
Carved Meeting House for Waiwhetu	5, 39
Coronation Gift	6, 28
Fascinating Shellcraft, by Jane Emery	15, 61
Kawiu Pa Makes up for Lost Time (Weaving of Mats)	5, 30
Maori, Aboriginal and New Guinea Ethnic Dances, by Beth Dean	21, 39; 22, 22
Maori Art Studies	5, 34
Maori Music—a ‘Hit’ in Melbourne	3, 9
Maori Musicians are Talented, by Freddie Gore	4, 22
Action Song (Movements of Arohaina Mai)	7, 26
Producing a Play by Maori Club Teachers' Training College	6, 39
Ranginui Academy for Arts & Crafts— Judea	10, 32
Success of Maori Actors—‘The Pohutukawa Tree’	20, 58
The Future of Maori Arts and Crafts, by Maharaia Winiata	19, 29
The Pulpit of Tikitiki Maori Church	4, 38
The Turakina Chapel	15, 37
The Work of our Forefathers, by Rora Paki	6, 32

THE MODERN MAORI: FACTS AND VIEWS

Aims and Objects of the Department of Maori Affairs	1, 47
Bonds of Friendship—the Putiki Youth Club	20, 21
Broken Barrier	1, 37
Clerics Meet at Kawerau	8, 41
Crime and Delinquency, by Prof. Albert Morris	10, 14
Fifty Years of Maori Self-Government	1, 21
How to Remain Maori (Conference in Christchurch)	16, 35
In the Shadow of Ruapehu	14, 28
In the Smallest Culbhouse of New Zealand, by E. G. Schwimmer	16, 32
Maori Investment Societies of Tokerau, by S. Andrews	20, 27
Maori Soldiers' Fund	8, 56
Maoritanga, by Very Rev. J. G. Laughton	8, 10; 9, 17
Native Races Need Not Die, by Peter H. Buck	1, 16
New Roads for Welfare (Training Course at Paraparaumu), by T. M. R. Tomoana	20, 49
Problems at Otiria	11, 19
Progress in a Northland Community, by M. Taylor	13, 6
Progress in the North, by Prof. I. L. G. Sutherland	1, 9
The Changing Pattern of Maori Population, by Joan Melge	4, 11
The Maori People of Wellington, by Rev. Manu Bennett	18, 25
The New World—A Message from Sir Peter Buck	7, 14
The Ngati Poneke Young Maori Club, by J. C. Sturm	12, 29
The People Who Saved their Language	22, 38
The Place of the Maori in a Modern Community, by T. T. Ropiha	17, 7; 18, 4; 19, 7
The Story of the Modern Marae	2, 23
The Tribes Exchange Opinions	5, 21
Towards a Welfare Programme	18, 6
Tribal Committees at Work	11, 46
Youth of Mangakino	13, 20

TRADITIONAL TALES

Folk Tales from Papamoa Maori School	17, 40; 18, 43; 19, 43
Hinepoupou and Te Oriparoa, by W. W. Bird	11, 11
How Ngarara-Huarau was Killed (Te Patunga O Ngarara Huarau) by Te Whetu	4, 15
Korotangi, by W. J. Phillipps	12, 36
Kowhitikaru, by Hohepa Topa	22, 16

Mahinarangi and Turongo, by Pei Te Hurinui Jones	3, 15
Pania of the Reef, by Tuiri Tareha	10, 20
Stories from Whakaki	20, 43
Te Aohuruhuru, translated by W. W. Bird	10, 6
Te Naue and Matatini	12, 11
The Legend of Potaka-Tawhiti, by Paora Te Muera	13, 11
Tuwhakairiora, by Mohi Turei	5, 12; 7, 16
Wairangi, by Te Rangihiroa	2, 18

WOMEN'S FEATURES

A Memorable Conference of the Maori Women's Welfare League	1, 27
Another Successful M.W.W.L. Conference	5, 6
Beauty Care, by Catherine Wislang	16, 59
Beauty for Christmas, by Catherine Wislang	17, 59
Board of Maori Affairs	5, 22
Bonds of Friendship—the Putiki Youth Club	20, 21
Curtains, by Betty Johnston	11, 58
Going to the Conference, by Rora Paki	10, 55
Leagues Meet in Christchurch	19, 60
League Women Meet	11, 26
Making Cushions	14, 60
Sewing Baby Clothes	15, 59
Stimulating Conference—M.W.W.L.	8, 36
Suddenly it's Spring	12, 60
The Hand that Rocks the Cradle	14, 58
The Leagues are Judged	11, 57
The Maori Women's Welfare League, by J. Sturm	9, 8
The Sky Wept at Waitangi	14, 24