TE AO HOU The New World MARCH 1959

Contents

• (cover)
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• TE AO HOU THE NEW WORLD
• THE SOUTH AFRICAN TRIP
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• LEGENDS OF ROTORUA AND THE HOT LAKES
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• HAERE KI O KOUTOU TIPUNA
• Mr TAKARUA TAMARAU
• Mr WILLIAM BOYLE BENNETT
• Mr RAUMAIWA TIHEMA
• Mr POUAKA WEHIWEHI
• MR REHUA CAIRNS
• REV. HEMI RIHIMONA
• MR PARAIRE PINE
• TE HAERE KI AWHERIKA
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• CONTENTS
• Brief Notices
• TOLAGA BAY AND ITS DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL
• A survey of the Tolaga Bay Community (Part 1)
• MAORI MISSIONARIES BROUGHT THE CHRISTIAN FAITH
• THE CORE DIFFICULTY WAS HOLDING THE LAND
• THE EAST COAST COMMISSION
• NEW HOPE COMES AS THE REMAINING LANDS ARE FARMED
• HOW OUR GREAT GRANDPARENTS LIVED.….
• OF TANIWHA, NGARARA AND HOW PAEROA GOT ITS NAME
• GREAT DAY FOR TE KAO
• COMMITTEE ON MAORI LANGUAGE APPOINTED
• EDUCATION IN TWO CULTURES CAN BE A SUCCESS
• NO TIPENE AHAU
• na WHARE AHURIRI WAITI
• HE KORERO NA HARE PANIORA
• HE KORERO NA POHIRI HAMIORA
• HE KORERO NA JOHN MOORFIELD
• AN APPRECIATION OF “MAORI”
• ANNUAL AWARDS MADE TO MAORI DAIRY FARMERS
• MONEY FOR MAORI PURPOSES DISTRIBUTED
• PEOPLE IN THE NEWS …
• ORIGIN OF THE POLYNESIANS
• A FAMOUS HAKA
• HAKA (TE KIRI NGUTU)
• Translation by Sir Apirana (The Rising)
• Commentary by Sir Apirana
• Commentary by Tipi Kaa (Te Kaha)
• DISCUSSION AND SPORT AT KING'S JUBILEE
• EAST COAST TRIBES HAVE A MODERN WHARE WANANGA
• MAORI WING TAKES THE PLACE OF THE MEETING HOUSE
• FOCAL POINT FOR MAORI CULTURE
• THE MUSEUM'S TREASURES ARE PRESERVED TO THE MAORI PEOPLE FOREVER
• TENNIS COMES TO LIFE IN THE NORTH
• THE PLAYERS
• THE CONCERTS
• THE EVENTS
• CHILDREN
• TE KOOTI IN THE KING COUNTRY
• JIM MORRIS GUN SHEARER OF THE WAIRARAPA
• A MAORI SKULL BOX FROM NORTH AUCKLAND
• TWO CARVINGS FROM A SWAMP NEAR WAITARA
• PICTURES IN OUR HEADS
• The Most Peace-Loving Nation? Our Own Of Course
• The Razor Moves from the White Man to the Negro
• People Stay the Same but Their Reputation Changes Completely
• Brave and Chivalrous — Savage and Lazy
• How Prejudice Can be Removed
• FREDERICK AUGUSTUS BENNETT
• CALL TO THE CLERGY
• THE FIGHT FOR TEMPERANCE
• THE BISHOP OF AOTEAROA
• FROM HUMBLE BEGINNINGS
• DECISION ON NGATIAWA PROFITS
• THE CONCERT
• UENUKU OR KAHUKURA THE RAINBOW GOD OF WAR Being advice to young soldiers when going into action (Part I)
• NOTES TO “UENUKU” BY AUGUSTUS HAMILTON
• PROVERBIAL AND POPULAR SAYINGS OF THE MAORI
• NGA WHAKATAUKI ME NGA PEPEHA MAORI
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• HAWKES BAY EDUCATION BOARD
• ELSDON BEST
• TE TAKUATE A KAWITI
• CAN MAORIS MAKE MORE USE OF EDUCATION?
• BOOKS
• MAORI CHILDREN COME TO LIFE IN REMARKABLE NOVEL
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• MAORI KNOWLEDGE FOR THE PRIMARY SCHOOL
• CROSSWORD PUZZLE NO. 25
• A HOME AT LAST
• THE EGG AND US
• STORAGE OF EGGS
• BEATING EGGS
• COOKING WITH EGGS
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• NEWS IN BRIEF
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