Te Ao Hou THE MAORI MAGAZINE June 1965

Contents

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• Te Ao Hou THE MAORI MAGAZINE
• Letters
• Mervyn McLean and Maori Music
• The Forgotten Men
• The Maori and Hawaiian Peoples
• MAORI CLUBS
• The Mawai-Hakona Maori Association Upper Hutt
• Te Rau Aroha Maori Club Murupara
• The Future of Maori Chant
• Maori Groups Increasing in Number
• The Damage is Not Irreparable
• Enthusiasm and Pride
• The Need is Greater
• Culture Groups Not Publicized
• Keeping Our Identity
• Maori Golf Association Championships
• NEW MOVE TO HELP BOYS IN DIFFICULTIES
• First Maori Chaplain In Penal Institutions
• The Restoration of St. Faith's Church Ohinemutu
• The Maori Adolescent
• The Period of ‘Storms and Stresses’
• New Needs and Goals
• Easier Among Primitive Peoples
• Displaced as Well as Dispossessed
• The Place of Religion
• Old Signposts Have Become Inadequate
• Amazing That There Are Not More
• The Forbidden Tree
• The First Pakehas to Visit The Bay of Islands
• Nga Uri o Tapua Me Kapene Kuki
• Tapua's Descendants And Captain Cook
• GLEN BRAE PLAY CENTRE
• Work to Raise Funds
• [Advertisement] HEI PIRIHIMANA KOE!
• Ngawaero's Patere Te Patere a Ngawaero
• Te Patere a Ngawaero
• Ngawaero's Patere
• Notes on the Song
• [Advertisement] COME TO WELLINGTON!
• TRANSCRIPTIONS OF AUTHENTIC MAORI CHANT part four
• MORE PAUA RECIPES
• Pewa Soup (1)
• Pewa Soup (2)
• Pewa as an entree
• Pewa Savoury Spread
• PEOPLE AND PLACES
• HAERE E KUI, HAERE KI NGA TUPUNA!
• Ratana Pilgrimage to Te Rere a Kapuni
• Inspired Many Great Tohungas
• A Series of Services
• Earlier Visit by Church Leaders
• The Eels of Lake Wairarapa
• Basket Made From Vines
• Making the Net
• Lake Mouth Closes at Right Moment
• Always in the Same Order
• They Come Down in Thousands
• [Advertisement] A.N.Z. EXPERIENCE AND TRADITION OF SERVICE IS UNCHALLENGED
• Grilled and Dried in the Sun
• The Finding of Te Awhiorangi Te Kitetanga o Te Awhiorangi
• Te Kitetanga o Te Awhiorangi
• The Finding of Te Awhiorangi
• [Advertisement] George Court's
• VISITS TO THE UNDERWORLD IN MAORI MYTHOLOGY
• Teaches Art of Tattooing
• Associated With Planting of Fields
• Sacrifices to Ensure Fertility
• An Initiation Ritual
• Knowledge of Art of Weaving
• A Third Legend
• Similar in Many Ways
• THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE MAORI AND SANSKRIT LANGUAGES
• Changes in Pronunciation
• Work by Early Writers
• Changes from Sanskrit to Polynesian
• [Advertisement] ADVERTISER'S ANNOUNCEMENT
• IT'S THE CHATTERBOXES WHODO WELL AT SCHOOL
• ‘Real Little Chatterboxes’
• Too Busy to Help
• No Use Asking About School Work
• Some Points to Consider
• Maybe They Expect Too Much
• Talking to the Children
• The World Was Different
• Learning Together
• THE FORBIDDEN TREE—
• [Advertisement] Hospital Housekeeping in Auckland
• Lament for Teka
• [Advertisement] RECENT MAORI RECORDINGS ON KIWI
• Books
• Man of the Mist
• Polynesian Studies
• The Currie Report: A Critique Association for the Study of Childhood, 10s 6d
• New Zealand Through Young Eyes
• A Maori Mother's Lament
• Records
• ‘Maori Love Duets’
• ‘Favourite Hymns in Maori’
• ‘The Legend of the Bridge’ Auckland in Song and Story
• Crossword Puzzle 48
• [Advertisement] CHALLENGE FERTILIZERS
• [Advertisement] HAERE KI O KOUTOU TIPUNA
• The Rev. Karena Wiki
• Mrs K. H. Durie
• Miss Matilda Brereton
• Mr Albert (Opai) Asher
• Canon Te A. Te H. K. Kaa
• Mrs Rua Kahurangi Riri
• [Advertisement] SUBSCRIPTIONS TO TE AO HOU
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