TE AO HOU THE MAORI MAGAZINE March 1964

Contents

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• Te Ao Hou THE MAORI MAGAZINE
• Letters
• Maori Culture and Tourists
• Te Kooti
• ‘Is There A Colour Bar?’
• EDITORIAL
• First Maori Festival Of The Arts
• What's Wrong With Our Maori Foods? He aha te he o nga kai Maori?
• Puha and Brisket
• Over the Hills for Kai Moana
• Eeling After Heavy Rain
• Eels—Dried, Fried or Baked
• Many Ways of Cooking Paua
• Good with Garlic and Spices
• Kawa Mara and Pikopiko
• Karaka Berries, Pipi, Titi
• There Must Be Many Others
• One of Our National Dishes?
• Saturday Afternoon
• Haka Time
• Thinking About Our Problems Council Seminar Studies Maori Progress
• Other Organisations join the Council
• Educating Parents
• Moving to the Towns
• Term of present Council ending
• Ponga and Puhihuia The Story So Far
• A Difficult Decision
• The Story of Ponga and Puhihuia Ponga Raua Ko Puhihuia
• [Advertisement] George Courts
• [Advertisement] Only £1 for a 3 Years' Subscription to Te Ao Hou
• [Advertisement] Maori Fishing Calender
• [Advertisement] What is an apple?
• Selwyn Muru's Paintings Win Wide Acclaim
• From Te Hapua in the Far North
• Style Counts More Than Subject Matter
• Hopes of Overseas Study Soon
• Ngaruawahia Festival Of The Arts
• A Varied Programme
• NEW COMMUNITY CENTRE AT KAWERAU
• A Very Handsome Building
• ‘Traditions Grow and Develop’
• In Memory of the Fallen
• The Painted House at Patutahi
• Quite Different from Traditional Art
• Farmers' Club at Waima
• Consultation of Specialists
• Have Built Own Piggeries
• Auckland Classes in Maori Culture
• [Advertisement] STEAMER EXPRESS
• A Famous Church at Manutuke
• An Earlier Building on Same Site
• Progress Day held by Wellington M.W.W.L.
• MAORIS IN UNIFORM
• As Good As His Ancestors
• Opportunities for Furthering Education
• Officers at Present in Malaya
• PONGA AND PUHIHUIA—
• [Advertisement] Reed's Maori Books 1964
• [Advertisement] COME TO WELLINGTON!
• A Message to Secretaries of all Maori Youth Clubs
• NGARIMU V.C. ESSAY CONTEST
• Some Winning Entries
• THE WORK I HOPE TO DO WHEN I LEAVE SCHOOL
• TE TUNGA O TE MAORITANGA I TE NOHOANGA MAORI
• TE WHAKAKOTAHITANGA O NGA IWI E RUA
• [Advertisement] Are you looking ahead?
• [Advertisement] Hospital Housekeeping in Auckland
• The Story of Hine Kuku and Te Moananui
• Education
• Maori Education Foundation's Basic Principles
• [Advertisement] RACE & SPORT
• Books
• Turi
• Coasts of Treachery
• Birds of New Zealand
• The Life and Work
• Ancient Voyagers in Polynesia
• Polynesian Navigation: A symposium on Andrew Sharp's Theory of Accidental Voyages
• Te Rangitahi 1
• Nine New Zealanders
• Life In The Pa
• Records
• ‘Aotearoa Welcomes You’
• ‘Kia Mataara!’
• [Advertisement] A.N.Z. EXPERIENCE AND TRADITION OF SERVICE IS UNCHALLENGED
• ‘Attacks’ its Items
• ‘Hi-Five Tamoure— Introducing the Maori Hi-Five’
• [Advertisement] HAVE YOU BEEN IMMUNISED AGAINST POLIO?
• TE AROHANUI CONCERT PARTY SETS NEW STANDARD
• Polished and Scintillating
• Very Much a Team Effort
• Te Arohanui Concert Party
• [Advertisement] CHALLENGE FERTILIZERS
• Crossword Puzzle 43
• [Advertisement] ‘GIBRALTAR BOARD’
• HAERE KI O KOUTOU TIPUNA
• Dr E. P. Ellison
• Mr Tuati Paku Whaanga
• Mrs J. A. Boulter
• Mr H. O. Grant
• Mr R. K. Taituha
• Mr Te Tane Tukaki
• The Rev. Huru Wipere
• Chaplain Tuahangata Fraser
• TIAKINA NGA MANU MAORI