TE AO HOU WINTER 1952

Contents

• (cover)
• [Advertisement] E TATA TOPE E ROA WHAKATIPU A forest is easy to destroy but it takes a long time to grow!
• TE AO HOU THE NEW WORLD
• TE AO HOU I TAIA E TE TARI MAORI MA TE POARI MO NGA MEA MAORI
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• Te Rangihiroa's Rich Life, Rich Distinctions, Rich Legacy
• Peter Buck Becomes a Medical Officer
• Brief Adventure Into Politics
• Anthropological Work in the Army
• Polynesian Research Tour
• Progress in the North
• Judea adopts an american Idea
• NEW ZEALAND DEVELOPS A NEW INDUSTRY BAY OF PLENTY WILL BE TRANSFORMED
• The Whakatane Board Mill
• Maoris Take Part in Production
• MAORI FOOD
• NGA KAI A TE MAORI
• Native Races Need Not Die
• He Korero mo te Mata me te Paura
• Experiments with Lead and Powder
• 50 YEARS of Maori Self government
• War Years
• To-day
• TE ARAROA
• A MEMORABLE CONFERENCE of the MAORI WOMEN'S WELFARE LEAGUE
• MATAKANA ACHIEVEMENT
• CHAMPIONS
• BROKEN BARRIER
• DID THE GREAT FLEET VISIT RAROTONGA?
• MAORI SMALL FARMING to be Assisted
• Development of New Areas
• Assistance to Croppers
• Land Should Be Safeguarded
• Ko nga Korero mo nga Ahuatanga mo nga tono Whare
• Nga whakariterite ana tae nga tono ki te tari
• HOW TO APPLY FOR HOUSING LOANS
• Administrative Action:
• 50 Years of Maori Self Government
• AIMS AND OBJECTS of the Department of Maori Affairs
• Ko nga whainga Whakaaro me nga Mahi a te Tari Maori
• Abuse of Liquor EXTENSION OF TRIBAL COMMITTEES' POWERS
• KO TE AWHINA A TE TURE I NGA KOMITI-A-IWI KI TE TAKAHI I TE MAUKINO O TE WAIPIRO
• Powers of Maori Authorities
• TE AO HOU'S CROSSWORD
• Books that will interest you
• A CHOICE OF OVER 70 CAREERS … in the ARMY
• For Better Pay … For Better Prospects … A Better Life All Round JOIN THE REGULAR ARMY
• A MEMORABLE CONFERENCE
• housing problems
• foster homes and child welfare
• training Maori tradesmen
• health education
• schools, scholarships and maori tradition
• achievements of conference
• HE HUI NUI WHAKAHARAHARA NA TE ROPU WAHINE TOKO I TE ORA
• KO NGA HUA O TE HUI
• SPORT among the Maori people
• BASKETBALL
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• INDOOR BASKETBALL
• HOCKEY
• SWIMMING
• SURF LIFE SAVING
• GOLF
• TABLE TENNIS
• TENNIS
• RUGBY FOOTBALL
• LEAGUE FOOTBALL
• ATHLETICS
• ROWING
• KO NGA AITUA MOTORORE KI NGA TAMARIKI
• UNUSED LAND means starvation for someone Te toto o te tangata he kai Te oranga o te tangata he whenua