INDEX TO BACK ISSUES
This index lists the contents of issue nos. 23–48 of ‘Te Ao Hou’. An earlier index published in issue no. 22 (April 1958) lists the contents of issue nos. 1–22.
Although some articles are listed in the index more than once, it is advisable to look up subjects under all related headings, as the distinction between some headings (such as ‘History’ and ‘Literature’ for example) is rather a difficult one to make.
‘Te Ao Hou’ publishes many smal items such as news paragraphs; it has naturally not been possible to index items of this kind. In a few cases, for reasons of space and also to make their contents clearer, titles of articles have been re-worded slightly.
When the title of a story or article is given both in English and Maori, as for example ‘Ponga and Puhihuia: Ponga Raua Ko Puhihuia’, this means that the story is published in both languages.
When an article is referred to as ‘28, 25’, this means issue no. 28, page 25.
Art
Only articles on art are listed. Many illustrations, drawings and photographs of pieces of art have been published as isolated items, but there are so many of these that it is not possible to index them.
Contemporary Artists and their Work
| Para Matchitt: Painter and Sculptor | 45, 26 |
| Selwyn Muru's Paintings Win Wide Acclaim | 46, 25 |
| Theo Schoon | 39, 38; 39, 59 |
| Muru Walters | 35, 28 |
| Arnold Wilson | 41, inside front cover; 47, 30 |
| Selwyn Wilson: Artist and Teacher | 41, 15 |
Traditional Arts and Crafts, also early European Art portraying the Maori
| G. F. Angas: The Book the Queen Gave Us | 44, 26 |
| The Art of Adzing (Maori and English text), by Pine Taiapa | 33, 42; 34, 41 |
| The Arts of the Maori: a book review by K. Mataira | 38,25 |
| Austria and the Maori People | 24, 38 |
| Building Art in the Maori Tradition: John Taiapa and the Carved Meeting-house of Today, by E. G. Schwimmer | 28, 31 |
| Gourds: The Old Maori Water Bottles | 39, 38 |
| Growing Maori Gourds, by Theo Schoon | 39, 59 |
| Meeting-house Paintings | 39, 32 |
| Maori Art of Moko, by M. Orbell | 43, 30 |
| Maori Skull Box from North Auckland | 26, 38 |
| Maori Warrior's Book of Dreams | 40, 38 |
| The Meeting House ‘Te Poho o Tamaterangi’, by M. Orbell | 36, 35 |
| Origin of Maori Carving: part 2, by Apirana Ngata | 23, 30 |
| Painted House at Patutahi, by M. Orbell | 46, 32 |
| Pataka, the Maori Treasure Houses | 40, 32 |
| Piupiu: We Made Our Own Piupius | 25, 38 |
| A Rare Sculpture, by Dr T. Barrow | 30, 38 |
| Taranaki Carvings | 26, 39 |
| Tukutuku at Tokomaru Bay | 36, 24 |
| Waka Huia or Papahou, by W. J. Phillipps | 24, 32 |
| What is Maori Carving? by A. Thornton | 29, 40 |
Books
| The Arts of the Maori: review by K. Mataira | 38, 25 |
| Brown Conflict by Leo Fowler: review by Rt. Rev. W. N. Panapa | 31, 51 |
| The Fern and the Tiki by D. P. Ausubel: review by G. K. Welch | 33, 52 |
| The Making of a Maori by J. E. Ritchie: review by Erik Schwimmer | 47, 54 |
| Maori Girl by Noel Hilliard: review by M. Taylor | 34, 50 |
| Maori Marriage by Bruce Biggs: review by J. Sturm | 37, 55 |
| Origins of the Maori Wars by K. Sinclair: review by Leo Fowler | 23, 54 |
| Poetry of the Maori; translations by Barry Mitcalfe: review by Peter Fairbrother | 43, 50 |
| The Pohutukawa Tree by Bruce Mason: review by Earle Spencer | 34, 51 |
| Ratana, by J. McLeod Henderson | 45, 51 |
| Spinster by S. Ashton-Warner: review by E. Schwimmer | 26, 57 |
| We Speak Maori: First Lessons in Maori by S. M. Mead: review by J. B. Palmer | 30, 48 |
| Other Books are reviewed on | 23, 54; 24, 54; 24, 55; 25, 57; 26, 59; 27, 74; 28, 56; 29, 55; 30, 49; 30, 50; 31, 49; 31, 50; 32, 51; 35, 53; 35, 55; 36, 51; 36, 54; 38, 52; 39, 52; 40, 53; 41, 48; 42, 47; 43, 51; 44, 55; 45, 50; 45, 57; 46, 54; 47, 55; 48, 49. |
Customs
See also under ART, FOOD, HISTORY, LITERATURE, MUSIC and TRADITIONAL STORIES.
| Fishing by the Moon, by M. Taumaunu | 40, 30 |
| Fishing: Ko Nga Tikana o te Hi Kahawai: Kahawai Fishing in the Waiapu River, by K. Dewes | 23, 16 |
| Fishing: An Old Fishing Chant | 40, 34 |
| Flower of the Taro, by H. Dansey | 40, 59 |
| Games of the Old Time Maori | 24, 52 |
| The Growing of Kumara | 25, 41 |
| Kites Were Magic Once | 38, 35 |
| Ko Taku Kumara Hei Wai-U Mo Tama, by Arapera Blanc (on kumara growing; text in English) | 24, 6 |
| Kumaras and Kumara Magic | 41, 36 |
| Moko: Maori Art of Moko | 43, 30 |
| War: Rainbow God of War; advice to soldiers by Tuta Nihoniho (Maori text with English trans.) | 26, 50; 27, 64 |
| Warfare of the Maori, by E. G. Schwimmer | 36, 51 |
Education
Maori Education Foundation and Education Committees
| The Maori Education Foundation, by the Rt. Rev. W. N. Panapa | 36, 10 |
| Maori Education Foundation's Basic Principles | 46, 53 |
| Maori and Pakeha in Palmerston North | 38, 13 |
| The Taniwhas of Education Come Together | 37, 23 |
| Whanganui Educational Advancement Committee | 47, 51 |
General Educational Topics
| AN)/£N)XML) (article on primary education) | 41, 55 |
| A Table, a Chair, and a Child | 43, 44 |
| Coming to Auckland: Impressions of a Maori Student, by Toby Rikihana | 27, 36 |
| Is Your Child Always Reading? | 45, 53 |
| The Maori Child Grows Up in Auckland, by T. Royal | 27, 41 |
| Maori Children in Auckland Schools, by R. Oppenheim | 45, 12 |
| Maori Culture in Schools, by K. I. Robertson | 24, 18 |
| Starting at Secondary School | 42, 51 |
| Teaching Maori to Adults, by Koro Dewes | 48, 46 |
| The Teaching of Maori: Ko te Whakaako o te Reo Maori, by W. Ngata | 24, 24 |
| What Are Carpentry Schools? | 38, 30 |
Play Centres and Kindergartens
| Love is What Counts in a Kindergarten | 37, 26 |
| Play Centres in Maori Communities, by A. Grey | 41, 51 |
| Play Centre at Manaia, by R. Tangaere | 47, 41 |
| Play Centre in Mangakino, by A. Grey | 42, 48 |
| Northland Play Centre Tour, by G. Andrews | 38, 19 |
| Te Ahu Ahu Play Centre, by R. Ruhe | 43, 25 |
| Tikitiki Play Centre, by R. Haig | 41, 50 |
| Play Centre at Whatatutu, by W. Haymes | 47, 40 |
Schools and Students
| Children Get Together, by P. Blanc | 28, 25 |
| Cook Islanders Gain Academic Success | 35, 56 |
| Education in Two Cultures can be a Success (St Stephen's College) by F. McPherson | 26, 15 |
| Essays by Boys at St Stephen's | 26, 16 |
| Gifts for St Stephen's, by H. Dansey | 40, 41 |
| Horoera School Goes to Auckland, by M. Hiha | 38, 11 |
| In Search of Knowledge: A Maori School Children's Tour, by E. G. Schwimmer | 34, 20; 35, 8 |
| My Year as an American School Girl, by Marama Paewai | 41, 21 |
| Ngarimu Essay Contest Winners: The Work I Hope to do When I Leave School, by N. Gordon; Te Tunga o te Maoritanga i te Nohoanga Maori, by K. Wharerimu; Te Whakakotahitanga o Nga lwi e Rua, by T. King | 46, 47 |
| Okauia Parents and Teachers Work Together | 36, 40 |
| Queen Victoria School Celebrates Jubilee | 45, 25 |
| Shoot the Centipede: a School Magazine from Oruaiti | 23, 18 |
| Tolaga Bay and its District High School, by Dr D. Sinclair | 26, 6; 29, 25 |
| Values of a Maori Boarding School | 25, 12 |
Farming
See also under PLACES.
| The Ahuwhenua Trophy 1960 | 35, 36 |
| Annual Awards to Dairy Farmers | 26, 19 |
| A Battle in Northland, by P. Freeth | 40, 57 |
| Farmers' Club at Waima | 46, 36 |
| Field Day at Panguru | 32, 42 |
| Pioneers of the Pumice, by R. Annabell | 42, 44 |
| Articles on Farming Methods | 23, 44; 24, 49; 25, 53; 27, 75; 28, 53; 28, 55; 31, 55; 32, 58; 33, 59; 34, 55; 35, 61; 36, 57; 37, 53; 38, 57; 39, 57; 41, 59; 42, 59; 43, 59; 44, 59; 45, 59 |
Food
| A Cake for Christmas | 37, 63 |
| Choice of Meat Dishes | 35, 63 |
| The Egg and Us | 26, 62 |
| Paua Recipes, by ‘Kai Moana’ | 25, 62 |
| Those School Lunches | 28, 63 |
| What's Wrong With Our Maori Foods? by Riki Erihi | 46, 5 |
Gardening
See also under CUSTOMS.
| Black Rot in Kumara | 29, 58 |
| Growing Maori Gourds, by Theo Schoon | 39, 59 |
| Higher Returns from Kumara | 25, 46 |
| Other articles on Gardening | 23, 52; 24, 54; 25, 46; 30, 56; 32, 57; 33, 58; 34, 54; 35, 58; 36, 58; 37, 57; 38, 59 |
Health
| Health Trends in the Maori Today, by Dr F. Maaka | 30, 57 |
| The Mental Health of the Maori (a review of ‘Mental Health in New Zealand’ |
| by Prof. E. Beaglehole), by Dr F. McDonald | 25, 57 |
| Reviving the Drowned | 25, 36 |
| The State of Maori Health, by Rina Moore | 33, 6 |
| Your Children's Deafness Can be Prevented | 25, 63 |
History
See also under CUSTOMS, LITERATURE and PLACES.
| Auckland: The Maori People and the City of Auckland, by M. P. K. Sorrenson | 27, 8 |
| Austria and the Maori People | 24, 38 |
| (Austria) A Vienna Journal: He Whare Perei o te Kingi, by Wiremu Toetoe Tumohe | 24, 40; 25, 20 |
| (Cook, Capt.) Where Maori and Pakeha First Met | 25, 28 |
| How Our Great Grandparents Lived, by Tiniku Moore | 26, 10 |
| The Maori Bank at Cambridge | 29, 50 |
| (Maori-Pakeha Wars) Maori Warrior's Book of Dreams | 40, 38 |
| Maungapohatu, by J. H. Alexander | 29, 34 |
| Na te Take o Tinirau-Whangaparoa-Maitawhiti, by Moana Waititi | 30, 42 |
| Ngatiwai: Ko te Timatanga Mai o Ngatiwai: History of Ngatiwai, by Morere Piripi | 37, 18; 38, 43; 39, 46 |
| Origins of the Polynesians (seminar), by Peter Kaua | 26, 21 |
| Puhiwahine: Maori Poetess, by P. te H. Jones | 28, 11; 29, 17; 30, 10; 31, 17; 32, 12; 33, 18 |
| Queen Victoria Had a Maori Godson | 24, 60 |
| He Reo no te Ao Tawhito, by Piwai Toi | 24, 22 |
| Siege of Tokaakura Pa, by Peta Wairua | 25, 17 |
| Tainui Tuatahi, by Hirene Wikiriwhi | 30, 21 |
| (Taupo District) Te Ao Tawhito: Ka Tahuri | 32, 30 |
| Te Haerenga Mai o te Maori, by M. Winiata | 37, 45; 38, 47 |
| Te Kooti in the King Country | 26, 35 |
| Te Rauparaha, by W. Carkeek | 30, 6; 31, 10; 32, 6 |
| Te Taou and the Sandhills, by Colleen M. Sheffield | 40, 42 |
| (Waitangi) Te Tiriti o Waitangi: The Treaty of Waitangi, by Apirana Ngata (supplementary booklet published with issue No. 42) | |
| (Waitangi) Ko te Tiriti o Waitangi, by M. Te Rotohiko Jones | 23, 41 |
| Tuwhakairiora, by Mohi Turei, Maori text | 40, 49; 41, 43 |
| English translation | 39, 21 |
| Wahawaha, Ropata: Te Rakau i Mataahu by Leo Fowler | 37, 9 |
| Wanganui: Thousands Lived on Wanganui River | 39, 44 |
Housing
| Housing: an Urgent Problem, by E. Craig | 27, 48 |
| How Family Benefits are Used to Finance Housing | 29, 14 |
| Two Designs for Family Homes, by G. Rosenberg | 47, 23 |
How To Do It
| Buying a Fur | 23, 62 |
| A Home at Last, by N. Barber | 26, 61 |
| An Overhaul for Your Car | 25, 55 |
| A Single Wardrobe, by K. Harrison | 36, 48 |
| Spring … Time for Mats and Carpets | 24, 62 |
| The Tougher Repair Jobs (Motoring) | 24, 44 |
Land
| The Improvement of Maori Land Titles | 35, 14 |
| Incorporations, by Matiu te Hau | 30, 16 |
| Land for Education | 29, 13 |
| The Ruatoki Declaration | 31, 34 |
| The Struggle against Fragmentation: Ko te Pakanga mo Mokamoka Whenua | 28, 43; 29, 43; 30, 43; 31, 21 |
Literature
See also under HISTORY, MUSIC (Action Song, Poi and Haka), POETRY, SHORT STORIES and TRADITIONAL STORIES.
| Coming of the Musket: I Rangona atu nga Pu, by B. Mitcalfe | 36, 9 |
| Haere ma te Turaki Korua e Manaaki, by Pine Taiapa | 27, 58 |
| Huria Hiha, by Pei te H. Jones | 33, 40 |
| Karakia, by W. A. Turner | 32, 47 |
| Korotangi, edited and trans. by B. Mitcalfe | 37, 22 |
| Lament For Te Wano: He Tangi Mo Te Wano | 48, 23 |
| Lament for Te Whetukamokamo, trans. by John W. Wilson | 48, 16 |
| An Old Fishing Chant from ‘Te Ika a Maui’, trans. by A. Schafer | 40, 34 |
| Poetry of the Maori, by Barry Mitcalfe | 34, 31 |
| Ponga and Puhihuia: Ponga Raua Ko Puhihuia | 44, 17; 45, 19; 46, 13 |
| Proverbial and Popular Sayings of the Maori, by Kingi Ihaka | 26, 54 |
| Puhiwahine: Maori Poetess, by Pei Te H. Jones | 28, 11; 29, 17; 30, 10; 31, 17; 32, 12; 33, 18; 34, 12 |
| Raitea, by Rangi T. Harrison | 35, 51 |
| Rapua te Matauranga o te Pakeha i Roto i te Ao Hou, by P. T. Kaua | 29, 22 |
| Song of the Locust and the Ant, and the Story of Rona, edited by N. Puriri | 36, 42 |
| Story of Te Huhuti: Ko te Korero mo Te Huhuti | 47, 16 |
| Tahitinui, by R. T. Harrison | 41, 19 |
| Taku Piki Amokura (song composed by Mrs W. Waitere) recorded by Matutaera | 23, 43 |
| Te Hokowhituaatuu Matauenga, by Arapeta Awatere | 28, 52 |
| Te Kata Whakamutunga, by Peti Hunia | 45, 31 |
| Te Rakaunui me te Hoiho, by R. Kawawe | 32, 15 |
| Tuwhakairiora: the Story of Tuwhakairiora, by Mohi Turei Maori text | 40, 49; 41, 43 |
| English translation | 39, 21 |
| Waikato te Awa, by R. T. Harrison | 39, 10 |
| English translation by Kitty Leach | 43, 47 |
| Waiohou, by Iki Pouwhare | 25, 19 |
Miscellaneous and General
| Apprentices After Seven Years | 27, 34 |
| ‘Budget Scheme’: Working Together in Kaikohe | 35, 6 |
| Children of the Mist: A review of a Ballet | 31, 35 |
| For My People: The Art of Positive Thinking, by Rowley Habib | 35, 23 |
| Four Questions, by ‘Kaiwhakaako’ | 42, 3 |
| The Future Place of Maori Culture in N.Z. Society, by J. Ritchie | 32, 16 |
| Girls Come to the City | 36, 28 |
| Hostel Luxury at Freezing Works | 41, 27 |
| Te Hui ki Waitangi, by Pa Teo | 43, 43 |
| The Hunn Report | 34, 59 |
| Is This Man Right? | 39, 15 |
| Maori Clubs | 48, 41 |
| Maori-Pakeha Mixed Marriages, by John Harré | 48, 17 |
| Maoridom and the Theatre, by E. Nelson | 31, 15 |
| Maoris in Uniform, by ‘Hoia’ | 46, 41 |
| Maoritanga, by K. M. Ihaka | 39, 50 |
| Men in a Strange Culture, by E. G. Schwimmer | 24, 8 |
| Of Two Races, by Harry Dansey | 28, 6 |
| Opo the Gay Dolphin, by Piwai Toi | 23, 22 |
| ‘Our Heritage’: An Operetta at Turakina Maori Girls' College, by Rowley Habib | 47, 43 |
| Pictures in Our Heads (nature of racial prejudice), by Otto Klineberg | 26, 40 |
| Power in their Hands: He Mana kei te Ringa Tangata, by A. S. Fry | 34, 6 |
| The Problems of Youth, by R. te Punga | 27, 17 |
| Producing the Maori in Radio Drama, by W. Austin | 33, 55 |
| Reflections on Battle Centenaries, by Harry Dansey | 48, 34 |
| Te Reo Maori, by Koro Dewes | 24, 17 |
| Revival of Maori Leadership? | 36, 32 |
| Safety in the Water | 41, 17 |
| Status of Maori Women, by M. Penfold | 30, 61 |
| Town and Country Planning | 38, 23 |
| T.V. Comes to the Pa, by A. Taylor | 43, 49 |
| UNESCO Seminar at Wellington, by S. M. Mead | 31, 9 |
| A Wave of Gatherings | 23, 9 |
| Why Maoris Choose the Army | 36, 7 |
Movements and Organisations
See also under EDUCATION and RELIGION.
‘Leadership Conferences’ and Student Organisations
| Leadership Conference in Auckland | 45, 38 |
| Leadership in Action, by E. G. Schwimmer | 29, 6 |
| Maori Student Federation, by A. Armstrong and L. Stewart | 33, 50 |
| South Island Young Leaders' Conference, 1960, by R. Habib | 33, 13 |
| Tai Tokerau Young Maori Leaders Regional Conference, by Rex Wilson | 30, 19 |
| Taumarunui Conference | 44, 32 |
| Tomorrow's Leaders, by H. D. B. Dansey | 30, 24 |
| Two More Very Successful Leadership Conferences | 41, 40 |
| A View from the Younger Generation, by Dr Rina Moore | 30, 29 |
| Waiariki-Murupara Leadership Conference, by K. Dewes | 47, 49 |
| Young Leaders' Conference, by E. G. Schwimmer | 38, 39 |
| Youngest Maori Party, by E. G. Schwimmer | 25, 6 |
Maori Battalion Assn. and Hokowhitu-a-Tu Assn.
| Old Soldiers' Reunion to Ranana | 39, 37 |
| Maori Battalion Memorial | 47, 32 |
| Maori Battalion Reunion, by E. Craig | 25, 9 |
| A People of Warriors, by Ted Nepia | 37, 50 |
| Reunion of 28th Maori Battalion Assn. | 47, 45 |
Maori Women's Welfare League
| How Does the League Work? | 23, 59 |
| Korari Maori Women's Welfare League, Masterton | 32, 53 |
| League Meets at Wanganui | 40, 8 |
| League Does Exciting Job with Teenagers | 29, 62 |
| Mrs Joan Stone Retires from League | 43, 55 |
| M.W.W.L. Conference 1958 | 23, 58 |
| M.W.W.L. Garden Party | 39, 35 |
| My First Conference, by Mary Findlay | 34, 53 |
| M.W.W.L. Meets at Rotorua | 45, 30 |
| Progress Day of Wellington M.W.W.L. | 46, 40 |
| The Spirit of Conference, by E. C. Schwimmer | 23, 35 |
| Using Our Independence, by Mary Findlay | 35, 44 |
| Will the League Stand on its own Feet? | 29, 59 |
N.Z. Maori Council
| First Session of New Council | 48, 43 |
| Maori Council Awaits Election Results | 47, 28 |
| Maori Council Begins its Work | 43, 6 |
| Maori Council Moves Forward | 45, 4 |
| Maori Council: Some Important Issues | 44, 51 |
| Thinking About Our Problems | 46, 11 |
Music
See also under RECORDS.
See under LITERATURE for texts of songs other than action song, poi and haka.
Action Song, Poi, Haka
| An Appreciation of ‘Maori’, by A. Armstrong | 26, 18 |
| Good Teaching Lays the Groundwork | 43, 23 |
| (Haka) Famous Haka, edited by Tipi Kaa | 26, 22 |
| Maori Action Songs, by Rev. K. Ihaka | 24, 20 |
| Maori Action Songs, by Rev. K. Ihaka | 25, 51 |
| Maoritanga in the Mire? by A. Armstrong | 40, 23 |
| Preparation and Presentation are Paramount | 44, 12 |
| Te Arohanui Concert Party Sets New Standard | 46, 59 |
| Werihe te Tuiri, by P. te H. Jones | 29, 11 |
Popular Entertainers
| First Maori Entertainers to go Overseas | 43, 11 |
| Henare Gilbert Comes Home Again | 39, 2 |
| The Hi-Five Story | 43, 3 |
| Howard Morrison Quartet, by J. Berry | 38, 3 |
| Maori Entertainers in Auckland | 27, 53 |
Traditional Music
| Can Maori Chant Survive? by M. McLean | 47, 34 |
| The Music of Maori Chant, by M. McLean | 47, 36 |
| Primitive Music in N.Z., by M. Martin | 36, 22 |
| Some Thoughts on the Future of Maori Chant, by A. Mihi Hill | 48, 38 |
| Transcriptions of Authentic Maori Chant: part one, by Mervyn McLean | 48, 24 |
Personalities
See also under ART, PLACES and SPORT.
Articles are listed in alphabetical order according to the surname of the person concerned.
| Writer Wins Major Award (Arapera Blank) | 29, 4 |
| Mr C. M. Bennett Returns to N.Z. | 43, 5 |
| Frederick Augustus Bennett, by H. Matenga | 26, 44 |
| Sir Turi Carroll, Sixth Maori Knight | 40, 3 |
| E. P. Ellison, by K. M. Ihaka | 44, 46 |
| Sir Bernard Fergusson: Two Speeches | 47, 4 |
| Rowley Habib: New Voice in N.Z. Writing | 47, 14 |
| He Tangi mo Pako Heka, by R. T. Wiremu | 42, 62 |
| Pat Hohepa in U.S.A. | 43, 45 |
| The Rev. Kingi Ihaka in Hollywood | 34, 57 |
| Thelma Keepa Sings with Sadler Wells | 43, 36 |
| Bill Kerekere and Waihirere Club | 42, 5 |
| A Letter from Maureen Kingi | 40, 2 |
| Mrs M. McConnell: Teacher with a Fine Record | 45, 35 |
| Mr J. M. McEwen, New Secretary for Maori Affairs | 45, 3 |
| Retirement of Mr R. P. Milner | 44, 7 |
| Jim Morris, Gun Shearer of the Wairarapa | 26, 36 |
| Albert Namatjira, by Evelyn Patuaua | 31, 24 |
| Apirana Ngata's Last Message | 24, 56 |
| (Mary Nimmo) Two Maori Actresses | 31, 37 |
| Ignace Jan Paderewski | 33, 15 |
| The Funeral of Mr Paikea, M.P. | 42, 31 |
| Brownie Puriri's World Tour | 40, 7 |
| (John Scott) Maori Battalion Memorial | 47, 32 |
| The Work of John Scott, by L. Johnson | 28, 36 |
| Mr Sullivan Retires | 30, 15 |
| Two Maori Actresses (Hira Tauwhare) | 31, 37 |
| Eruera Tihema Tirikatene | 31, 30 |
| Hone Tuwhare, by Peter Fairbrother | 48, 4 |
| Inia te Wiata, by Z. Schwimmer | 23, 10 |
| A Leader Passes (Dr Maharaia Winiata) | 31, 6 |
| Maharaia Winiata: he whakamaharatanga | 47, 30 |
| Resurrection: to all those who mourn Maha (Maharaia Winiata), by S. Ashton-Warner | 33, 37 |
| Whatarangi Winiata | 31, 58 |
Places
See also under HISTORY and RELIGION.
New Zealand
| Auckland: see issue no. 27, which was devoted mostly to Auckland City. | |
| Auckland's Community Centre | 40, 25 |
| (Auckland) Leadership in the Auckland Maori Community, by Dr M. Winiata | 27, 20 |
| (Auckland) Maori Village Rapidly Modernised | 36, 37 |
| (Auckland) Opportunities and Dangers in Auckland, by N. P. K. Puriri | 27, 28 |
| Christchurch: Guest House for Maori Youths | 37, 30 |
| Christchurch's Carved Meeting House | 34, 48 |
| East Coast Tribes have a Modern Whare Wananga, by Leo Fowler | 26, 24 |
| Gisborne Boys' Hostel | 45, 36 |
| Gisborne High School Reunion | 25, 61 |
| Gisborne's Maori Competitions, by L. Fowler | 41, 28 |
| (Gisborne) Where Maori and Pakeha First Met | 25, 28 |
| Gt. Barrier Island: Maori Land Court Judge Visits Aotea | 32, 34 |
| Horohoro: Pioneers of the Pumice, by R. Annabell | 42, 44 |
| Jerusalem: Ko Hiruharama Toku Pa | 47, 19 |
| Jerusalem: Photographic studies | 32, 32 |
| Kaeo: A Private Housing Scheme | 24, 46 |
| Kawerau: New Community Centre | 46, 30 |
| Kuratau: Maori School for New Farms | 24, 36 |
| Motueka: People of Motueka | 43, 38 |
| New Plymouth: Hostel for New Plymouth | 25, 11 |
| Ngaruawahia: Annual Celebrations | 41, 30 |
| Ngaruawahia: Centennial Celebration of the King Movement, by Rora Paki | 23, 6 |
| Ngaruawahia Festival of the Arts | 46, 28 |
| Ngaruawahia: Hui Topu | 39, 25 |
| Normanby: Industry in Normanby | 30, 36 |
| Orakei Korako: Place of Adorning, by E. Locke | 32, 22 |
| Otago Maori Build in the Old Style … with a Difference | 24, 35 |
| Otaki: A Century of Racing, by W. Carkeek | 23, 25 |
| Panguru: Field Day at Panguru | 32, 42 |
| Pouto: Life Returns to Pouto | 29, 29 |
| Pukekohe: Which Way are the Winds Blowing? | 42, 20 |
| The Ruatoki Declaration | 31, 34 |
| Taharoa Ironsands: Memories of our Village, by Ngahinaturae Te Uira | 25, 31 |
| Tangoio: Since the Days of Noah (wine-making) | 23, 38 |
| Taupo Meeting Discusses Planning | 38, 24 |
| Taupo: The Tribe that Made a Million | 37, 32 |
| Tauranga: Action Against Danger | 23, 50 |
| Te Rerenga Wairua: Leaping Place of the Spirits, by Barry Mitcalfe | 35, 38 |
| Tolaga Bay and its District High School by Dr D. Sinclair | 26, 6; 29, 25 |
| Waitangi: N.Z.'s National Day | 35, 31 |
| Waitangi: Queen Elizabeth's Visit | 42, 23 |
| Waitangi: Speech made by Sir Bernard Fergusson | 47, 4 |
| Waitara Swamp Search, by H. D. B. Dansey | 31, 40 |
| Waiwhetu: Opening of New Meeting House | 33, 31 |
Overseas
| A Glimpse of People, Places and Things (Trip to Europe), by Arapera Blank | 32, 31 |
| Austria: Vienna Journal (1859) by W. T. Tumohe | 24, 40; 25, 20 |
| India: Our Town: Letter from Sattanur | 28, 39 |
| India: Women of India | 32, 25 |
| Indonesia: a Visit: Ko te Haere Ki Indonesia, by Canon te H. Kaa | 37, 40 |
| Japan: Eastern Interlude, by T. Moss | 28, 59 |
| Malaya: Maori Soldiers in Malaya, by A. Kahi | 40, 21 |
| Malaya: N. Z. Concert Party in Malaya | 35, 24 |
| Maria Island: The Maori Grave | 32, 24 |
| South East Asia Today, by T. Roy | 30, 39 |
| Tahiti: Raitea, by R. T. Harrison | 35, 51 |
| W. Samoa: ‘Water, Water Everywhere …’, by M. B. Akuhata-Brown | 48, 15 |
Poetry
See under LITERATURE for traditional poetry.
Poems are listed under their author's surname.
| Bruce, Nancy: Maori Carver, Te Matua o te Motu: Sir Apirana Ngata, Unfinished Canoe | 32, 20 |
| Collins, Susi Robinson: Chalk White Among the Splintered Shells, Young Maoris Come to Town | 44, 15 |
| Dansey, Harry: The Old Place | 43, 7 |
| Habib, Rowley: To The Hand of Woman, To My Brothers and Sisters | 28, 16 |
| Retrospect, Written in a Boarding House in Christchurch | 32, 60 |
| Then it is There Still Strong Flowing | 39, 28 |
| When I of Fish Eat | 40, 4 |
| The Raw Men | 47, 12 |
| Tuwhare, Hone: No Ordinary Sun, Song, Time and the Child | 28, 17 |
| Friend, The Old Place | 48, 4 |
| Sheffield, Colleen M.: Victory | 44, 9 |
| Waterman, Steve: A Visitor | 44, 30 |
| Haka Time | 46, 11 |
| Williams, G. P.: Karapiti: a Legend | 31, 62 |
| Wilson, John W.: E Kahu Mamahu | 36, 44 |
| Nga Wai, Te Ao Hou, Te Hekenga | 42, 14 |
Records
| Records of Maori Music are reviewed on: | 23, 55; 28, 57; 29, 56; 31, 54; 35, 62; 36, 63; 38, 53; 39, 53; 40, 52; 41, 47; 42, 54; 43, 53; 44, 57; 45, 55; 46, 57; 47, 59; 48, 53. |
Religion
See also under PERSONALITIES.
| The Church on the Hill, by S. Metge | 43, 21 |
| Famous Church at Manutuke | 46, 39 |
| New Chapel for Auckland | 43, 28 |
| Passion Play at Hastings | 39, 30 |
| (Hui Topu) After thoughts on a Hui Topu, by Leo Fowler | 32, 48 |
| Hui Topu was a Great Success | 39, 25 |
| T. W. Ratana and the Ratana Church | 42, 33 |
| Religious Life of the Auckland Maori | 27, 56 |
| A Ringatu Meeting at Ruatoki | 42, 38 |
| Youth Rallies for Worship and Social Activity (Roman Catholic Hui Aranga at Ranana) | 28, 28 |
Short Stories
All these stories are by contemporary writers. Some could be more stricly described as reminiscences.
| Back to the Mat, by Mikaere Worthington | 40, 11 |
| B.A., M.A., or Doctor? Te B.A., Te M.A., Te Takuta Ranei? by Sid Mead (‘Hirini Moko’) | 36, 17 |
| The Banishment, by Leo Fowler | 40, 17 |
| A Battle that Received a Name, by Alan Armstrong | 33, 20 |
| The Best of Both Worlds, by Barry Mitcalfe | 31, 45 |
| The Blooding of the Warriors, by Alan Armstrong | 42, 8 |
| The Boss, by Rowley Habib | 39, 11 |
| By your Backyard, by Rora Paki | 32, 59 |
| The Choice, by Rosemary Vincent | 45, 7 |
| Compromise, by R. B. Wallace | 32, 45 |
| The Concert, by Kate Shaw | 26, 47 |
| Concerted Effort, by G. M. O'Halloran | 44, 8 |
| Country Girl, by Hirone Wikiriwhi | 37, 13 |
| A Different Kind of Man, by Riki Erihi | 47, 6 |
| Dreamer's Return, by Mason H. Durie | 28, 18 |
| The Expert Shearer: A Taawhaki te Tohunga Kutikuti Hipi, by Sid Mead (‘Hirini Moko’) | 35, 17 |
| The First Day, by E. S. Morgan | 38, 10 |
| The Fledgling, by Peter Sharples | 34, 27 |
| Goodbye, by ‘Tirohia’ | 27, 14 |
| ‘Good Grief!’ said the Postmistress, by Marie Dale | 32, 43 |
| The Guy, by E. S. Morgan | 45, 10 |
| Haka Night, by Riki Erihi | 33, 53 |
| Whatarangi Winiata | 31, 58 |
| Hine and the Mate, by Enid Tapsell | 43, 12 |
| Hurry Up, Henry! by Tahi | 39, 19 |
| In Search of a House: Te Mahi Rapu Whare, by Sid Mead (‘Hirini Moko’) | 43, 15 |
| Kehua! by Jo Friday | 41, 7 |
| Ko Tawhaki te Tohunga Purei Whutuporo, by ‘Moko’ | 27, 62 |
| The Love Charm of Paratene, by Alan Armstrong | 25, 14 |
| The Mixed Grill, by Leo Fowler | 42, 15 |
| Mother Farewells Daughter, by T. Hatherall | 44, 10 |
| Ngaropi, by B. L. Turner | 33, 28 |
| The New World, by He Manuka | 36, 11 |
| Off the Land, by Barry Mitcalfe | 25, 49 |
| The Payment, by E. S. Morgan | 41, 11 |
| Reminiscences, by Rora Paki | 29, 8 |
| Roll Back the Years, by Rora | 43, 9 |
| Saturday Afternoon, by Jo Friday | 46, 8 |
| Sea Shell, by Tuhingaia Barclay | 35, 46 |
| Show Us the Way: Whakaaturia Mai te Huarahi, by Sid Mead (‘Hirini Moko’) | 38, 14 |
| Talking of Honesty, by Rowley Habib | 36, 45 |
| Tata-hau, by Enid Tapsell | 44, 5 |
| The Three Wise Men, by Earle Spencer | 37, 6 |
| Tiputoa's Taniwha, by H. D. B. Dansey | 32, 27 |
| To The Race—A Son, by R. Denness | 48, 6 |
| A Trip Outside, by Riki Erihi | 35, 48 |
| Tu and the Taniwha, by Kate Shaw | 25, 47 |
| The Visitors, by ‘Hineira’ | 38, 5 |
| Wini Weka's Joke, by Kate Shaw | 33, 11 |
| Yielding to the New, by Arapera Blank | 28, 8 |
Sport
| The Auckland Maori in Sport, by J. Taua | 27, 69 |
| (Davis) Neti Davis, by Garry Foen | 32, 55 |
| Maori-French Match Reconsidered, by K. Tukukino | 37, 39 |
| Maori Rugby in Australia, by E. Craig | 24, 50 |
| The Maori Rugby Forward, by K. Puketapu | 38, 55 |
| Maori Rugby 1958, by P. Potiki | 23, 45 |
| Maoris and Summer Sport, by K. Puketapu | 39, 55 |
| Maoris Play by ‘Maori Rules’, by K. Puketapu | 40, 55 |
| Maoris in Auckland Rugby, by T. McLean | 27, 67 |
| Maoris Versus British Isles | 29, 48 |
| (Meretana) Keith Meretana | 35, 59 |
| Nepia, George: his autobiography ‘I, George Nepia’, reviewed by E. H. Nepia | 45, 57 |
| N.Z. Maori Tennis Championships | 47, 47 |
| The Sporting Yates Family, by B. Mitcalfe | 37, 60 |
| Sports Round-up, by K. Puketapu | 42, 53 |
| Strength in Sport, by N. P. K. Puriri | 25, 54 |
| Tennis Comes to Life in the North | 26, 28 |
| A Terrific Rugby Trio, by K. Puketapu | 41, 2 |
| Two Maori Basketball ‘All Blacks’ | 43, 56 |
| World Table Tennis Championships, by N. Davis | 36, 59 |
Traditional Stories
See also under LITERATURE.
| How Aokapurangi Saved Her People | 41, 13 |
| How the Kumara Came to Aotearoa | 41, 38 |
| How the Kumara Came to New Zealand: Te Takenga Mai o te Tipu Kumara ki Aotearoa, by Pine Taiapa | 23, 13 |
| The Knight Errantry of Tamahae, by L. Fowler | 24, 11 |
| The Murder of Tarakiuta and Tarakitai | 38, 32 |
| Of Taniwha, Ngarara, and How Paeroa Got Its Name, by Leo Fowler | 26, 12 |
| The Story of Hine Kuku and Te Moananui, by S. C. Brooking | 46, 51 |
| The Story of Hinemoa and Tutanekai | 39, 41 |
| The Story of Paikea and Ruatapu | 40, 6 |
| The Story of Rangi and Papa | 45, 28 |
| The Story of Rona | 36, 43 |
| The Story of Te Huhuti | 47, 16 |
| The Story of the Rainbow | 48, 10 |
| The Taniwha of the Wanganui River | 39, 3 |
| The Tohunga Who Went Mutton-Birding | 40, 5 |
| The Whale Pokopoko-here-here-taniwha, by A. B. Kena | 31, 57 |


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