Te Ao Hou THE MAORI MAGAZINE March 1965

Contents

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• Te Ao Hou THE MAORI MAGAZINE
• Letters
• RECIPES FOR COOKING PAUA
• To Prepare for Cooking
• Fried Paua
• Paua Fritters
• Stewed Paua
• Paua Tahu
• Earl Nikora: Greatest of Maori Boxers
• Other Boxers in The Family
• ‘Absolute Fitness Essential’
• Bout With Tuna Scanlan
• Main Interest Now His Farm
• A TRAVELLER'S PRAYER
• Especially Important for Strangers
• Many Versions Recorded
• MAORI GATHERING IN LONDON
• Johnny Pokaka's Grandfather
• Tangi
• To Taupo By Waggonette
• By Way of Horohoro
• Hatupatu's Rock
• Niho Made By Man
• Catching Wild Horses
• [Advertisement] COME TO WELLINGTON!
• The Story of Pare and Hutu
• [Advertisement] ONLY £1 FOR A 3 YEARS' SUBSCRIPTION TO TE AO HOU
• The Story of Niwareka and Mataora
• [Advertisement] George Court's
• Ka Eke Ki Wairaka On The Summit Of Wairaka
• [Advertisement] A.N.Z. EXPERIENCE AND TRADITION OF SERVICE IS UNCHALLENGED
• Ko te Peeke o A.N.Z. he Roopu whai mona!
• Some Impressions of Indonesia
• The Whole Region a Huge Garden
• Startling Contrast Between Rich and Poor
• Largely Planned by the Dutch
• Legend of a Prince's Courtship
• Furious at Being Tricked
• Dutch Colonization and its Consequences
• PEOPLE AND PLACES
• MAORI FLAX SANDALS and how to make them
• Maori Flags and Banners
• New Zealand's ‘First National Flag’
• King Movement Flags
• Many Have Not Survived
• Two Maori Women Honoured by Queen
• New Maori Studies Course At Victoria College
• HISTORIC PAPAWAI PA
• Famous For its Huge Gatherings
• Population of Three Thousand
• [Advertisement] STEAMER EXPRESS
• THE PROBLEM OF MAORI DROWNINGS
• Rubber Rafts Can Be Death-Traps
• Rivers Are Dangerous Places
• Adult Supervision Would Save Lives
• Children Should be Taught to Swim
• Free Booklet on Rescue Breathing
• PLAY CENTRE AT RUKUMOANA
• Fathers Also Work on Committee
• Weekly Sessions Held in Meeting-house
• Twenty-one Children on the Roll
• PLAY CENTRE AT AHIMIA
• Enthusiasm is Infectious
• [Advertisement] THE NEW ZEALAND OPERA COMPANY PRESENTS PORGY AND BESS
• Where Is The Love of My People? He Aroha Ranei To Taku Iwi?
• Most Are Not Well Educated
• Some Drastic Changes Needed
• The Forgotten Men
• Many Organisations Could Help
• A Signpost At Raetihi
• So Many Who Need Help
• Kia Toa, Kia Kaha! thoughts from an old warrior
• [Advertisement] ADVERTISER'S ANNOUNCEMENT
• TE TAENGA MAI O TE WAEA-KORERO KI ORETE
• MAORI CLUBS
• Arai-te-Uru Maori Club Dunedin
• Te Ropu Maori o Hoani Christchurch
• [Advertisement] Expert Carver of the Urewera Country
• SOME IMPRESSIONS OF INDONESIA—
• Many Different Languages and Customs
• [Advertisement] Are you looking ahead?
• A New National Language
• Young People's Determination and Drive
• Interested in the Maori People
• Rice is the Staple Food
• An Enlightening Experience
• [Advertisement] all hands are dirty hands WASH YOUR HANDS
• Books
• The Map Drawn by Tuki Tahua in 1793 Mangonui, 1964
• Maori Myths and Tribal Legends retold by Antony Alpers and illustrated by Patrick Hanly
• Washday at the Pa
• Records
• ‘Maori Music From My Films’ Compiled by Robert Steele
• ‘Temple View Maori Concert Party’
• Crossword Puzzle 47
• HAERE KI O KOUTOU TIPUNA
• Mrs W. T. Ngata
• Mr Robert Tangiono Tapa
• Mr W. U. T. Wakarua
• Mr Teone Wiwi Taiaroa
• Mr Hohepa Te Rake Te Kiri
• Mr Albert Horsfall
• Mr George Hiorangi Te Whaiti Mrs Meri Raita Te Whaiti
• Mr A. Te A. Rotohiko (Mr Sammy Haupapa)
• Mr Tuhuru Tainui
• TOHUNGIA NGA MANU MAORI