CONTENTS

	page
Articles and Stories
Centennial Celebration of the King Movement, by Rora	6
A Wave of Gatherings	9
Inia Te Wiata, by Ziska Schwimmer	10
How the Kumara Came to New Zealand, by Pine Taiapa	13
Kahawai Fishing in the Waiapu River, by Koro Dewes	16
Shoot the Centipede—A School Magazine from Oruaiti	18
Opo the Gay Dolphin, by Piwai Toi	22
A Century of Racing, by Wattie Carkeek	25
The Origin of Maori Carving, by Sir Apirana Ngata	30
The Spirit of Conference	35
Since the Days of Noah	38
My Beloved One, by Matutaera	43
Action Against Danger, by F. M. Pinfold	50
MWWL Conference	58
How Does the League Work?	59
Buying a Fur, by D. S. Dartnall	62
Ko Te Reo Maori Te Takenga Mai o te Tipu Kumara ki Aotearoa, na Pine Taiapa	13
Ko nga Tikanga o te Hi Kahawai, na Koro Dewes	16
Ko te Tiriti o Waitangi, na M. te Rotohiko Jones	41
Taku Piki Amokura, na Matutaera	43
Regular Features On the Farm	44
Sports: Maori Rugby 1958, by Paul Potiki	45
The Home Garden: Planning a Garden, by R. G. Falconer	52
Books	54
Records	55
Crossword Puzzle No.22	57
Women's Pages	58

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

The Secretary for Maori Affairs: M. Sullivan.

Management Committee:

Chairman: B. E. Souter, Asst. Secretary.

Members: M. R. Jones, W. T. Ngata, E. G.

Schwimmer, G. H. Stanley, M. J. Taylor.

Editor: E. G. Schwimmer, M.A.

Associate Editor (Maori text): W. T. Ngata, Lic. Int.

Sponsored by the Maori Purposes Fund Board.

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Cover Picture: A boy busy on creative activities in one of the schools of the Northland Scheme. Poetry, prose and drawings done by children taught under this experimental scheme are shown on p. 18 foll. of this issue. (Photo: Gordon Tovey.)

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