Selected readings in Maori / edited by Bruce Biggs, P. Hohepa, S.M. Mead ; illustrations by S.M. Mead.
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Wellington [N.Z.] :
A.H. and A.W. Reed,
1967.
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Table of Contents:
- Paania
- Maaui searches for his parents
- A journey from Gisborne to Rotorua on bicycles
- Te Rerenga Wairua
- Rona
- The rat and the parrakeet
- A calabash!
- Set, O sun!
- An action song
- Muturangi's octopus
- Pork is the food
- Moeahu
- The song of the ant
- Tapa-kaakahu loses his fishhook
- Taaminamina, the monster of Gisborne
- The slaying of Ngaarara-hua-rau
- The story of Pootaka-tawhiti
- Stories about the fairies
- Pre-school children
- The mosquito and the sandfly
- Kupe's voyage from Hawaiki
- At every bend a chief
- Hinemoa's swim to Mokoia
- Henry Baker's advertisement
- Extracts from the Bible
- Paateriki Kahikura's advertisement
- Urupeni Puuhara's letter
- The gateway to the underworld
- The meeting at Oo-maahu
- Te Whetuu-matarau
- Te Maunga-a-rongo
- Concerning tattooing
- Te Paranihi's letter to Wiremu Kaatene
- Te Ara Taawhao
- Farming
- Protesting is the best remedy
- Maori land laws.
- Waerenga-a-hika College
- First annual report of the Tainui Trust Board
- A farewell
- The welcome of Te Arawa
- Tribal committees
- We, the Maori, today
- Absent friends
- Looking for a house
- the first letter of Ngāti-toa to Governor Grey
- The second letter to Governor Grey
- To release or to hold?
- Wairangi, an ancestor of Ngāti-raukawa
- Te Atua and Hingamairangi.
