Te Ao Hou the maori magazine December, 1964

Contents

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• Te Ao Hou THE MAORI MAGAZINE
• Letters
• Hone Tuwhare
• ‘The Raw Men’
• Penfriend Wanted
• Maori Studies at Training College
• ‘Education—a Staff For the Maori’
• Treading the Same Road
• The Expression of Maoritanga
• The Very Rev. J. G. Laughton
• Life Spent in Service of Others
• Appointed to Maungapohatu
• Chairman of Maori Bible Committee
• Visit to Tonga — ‘The Friendly Islands’
• Seeing the ‘Sights’
• A Kava Ceremony
• Pan-Pacific Conference
• International Concert
• Lest We Forget
• [Advertisement] GIVE YOUR FRIENDS TE AO HOU FOR CHRISTMAS
• The Positive Approach
• [Advertisement] ONLY £1 FOR A 3 YEARS' SUBSCRIPTION TO TE AO HOU
• TWO POEMS
• The Burial Cave
• Taku Kainga
• [Advertisement] A WORLD HISTORY OF TRACK AND FIELD ATHLETICS
• [Advertisement] LANDFALL A NEW ZEALAND QUARTERLY
• What is an apple?
• Mr FRANK WINTER
• Education at Te Aute
• Stay in Gisborne
• Chairman of Ngaitahu Maori Trust Board
• No ‘Cash Maoris’
• Kia U, Kia Mau Ki To Maoritanga
• Pinepine Te Kura Little Tiny Treasure
• Pinepine Te Kura
• Little Tiny Treasure
• [Advertisement] COME TO WELLINGTON!
• THE ORAL LITERATURE OF THE POLYNESIANS
• Summary
• The Language of Polynesia
• Early Collectors of Folklore
• [Advertisement] STEAMER EXPRESS
• The Maori and Polynesian Scribes
• [Advertisement] NEW MAORI RECORDINGS ON KIWI
• A VISIT TO ST. JOSEPH'S MAORI GIRLS' COLLEGE
• PEOPLE AND PLACES
• MAORI CLUBS
• Ngati Poneke Young Maori Club Wellington
• Ngati Hamutana Hamilton
• TRANSCRIPTIONS OF AUTHENTIC MAORI CHANT part two
• MEETING MAORIS IN OTHER LANDS
• Polynesian Cultural Centre
• Miniature Maori Village
• Spectacular Polynesian Concert
• The Field is Open
• [Advertisement] ADVERTISER'S ANNOUNCEMENT
• [Advertisement] Books about the MAORI
• THE ORAL LITERATURE OF THE POLYNESIANS
• Maori Legends
• The Maui Myth
• The Tribal Traditions
• The Genealogists
• [Advertisement] DON'T LET FLIES LIVE!
• Polynesian Poetry
• Maori Poetry
• Haka
• Karakia
• Patere
• Oriori
• Waiata Tangi
• Waiata Aroha
• A Reading List
• Growing a nation's goods
• Spreading The Word
• The Council's Newsletter
• Radio Programmes
• Visits to Districts
• Auckland's Difficulties
• Special Visit to North Auckland
• A Foundation For The Future?
• A Moral Obligation
• Essential to Discriminate
• Two Possible Reasons
• Cannot Change Suddenly
• Apathy of Some Maori Parents
• Less Capable of Helping
• Importance of Stimulating Literature
• Impossible to Accept This Position
• [Advertisement] Children who are watched ….
• Previous Bursaries Not Adequate
• Younger Children Are Best Hope
• Books
• The Invasion of Waikato By Harold Miller Pauls Book Arcade, 6s 6d
• A Sad But Inspiring Story
• No Ordinary Sun: Poems by Hone Tuwhare Blackwood and Janet Paul, 10s 6d
• Maori Games and Hakas: Instructions, Word and Actions A. H. & A. W. Reed, 22s 6d by Alan Armstrong
• The Decorative Arts Of The New Zealand Maori A. H. & A. W. Reed, 22s 6d by T. Barrow
• A New Maori Migration by Joan Metge Athlone Press and Melbourne University Press, 45s
• Land Tenure in the Cook Islands by R. G. Crocombe Oxford University Press, 38s
• Records
• ‘Maori Melodies’ by Ann Holmes
• ‘Maori Troubadours’
• Crossword Puzzle 46
• HAERE KI O KOUTOU TIPUNA
• Mrs Rose Maria Watene
• Mrs Anil Evans
• The Rev. Anaru N. Ngawaka
• Mr John Wepiha Bluett
• Mr Wiremu Wiki Walker
• Mr Charles Davis
• Mr Johnson Kawiti Grey
• Mrs Hinerau Waititi
• [Advertisement] Are you looking ahead?
• TIAKINA NGA MANU MAORI
• TE KUAKA