E whakaatuhia ana ngā hua e 1 - 7 o te 7 mō te rapu '"Maori"' Whakamahine hua
  1. 1
    ā- Bathgate, M. A.
    I whakaputaina 1969
    Ngā marau
    Tuhinga Whakapae Pukapuka
    Tiakina ki te rārangi
    I tiakina ki:
    The Maori occupancy of Murihiku, 1000-1900 A.D. : a geographic study of change /
  2. 2
    ā- Chapman, R.W. (Roger Wayne)
    I whakaputaina 1966
    Ngā marau “...Māori Land tenure....”
    Tuhinga Whakapae Pukapuka
    Tiakina ki te rārangi
    I tiakina ki:
    The South Island Maoris and their reserved lands, 1860-1910 /
  3. 3
    ā- Chapman, R.W. (Roger Wayne)
    I whakaputaina 1966
    Ngā marau “...Māori Land tenure....”
    Tuhinga Whakapae Pukapuka
    Tiakina ki te rārangi
    I tiakina ki:
    The South Island Maoris and their reserved lands, 1860-1910
  4. 4
    ā- Wanhalla, Angela
    I whakaputaina 2004
    Ngā marau
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    Tuhinga Whakapae Pukapuka
    Tiakina ki te rārangi
    I tiakina ki:
    Transgressing boundaries : a history of the mixed descent families of Maitapapa Taieri, 1830-1940 : a thesis submitted in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in History at the University of Canterbury /
  5. 5
    ā- Cushen, Jason R. A.
    I whakaputaina 1997
    Ngā marau
    Tuhinga Whakapae Pukapuka
    Tiakina ki te rārangi
    I tiakina ki:
    Images of the interior : landscape perceptions of the South Island high country : a thesis submitted for the degree of Master of Arts at the University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand /
  6. 6
    ā- Dacker, Bill
    I whakaputaina 1980
    Ngā marau
    Tuhinga Whakapae Pukapuka
    Tiakina ki te rārangi
    I tiakina ki:
    Chapters in nineteenth century South Island Maori history /
  7. 7
    ā- Herse, Mark
    I whakaputaina 2021
    Ngā marau
    Connect to electronic resource
    Tuhinga Whakapae Tāhiko īPukapuka
    Tiakina ki te rārangi
    I tiakina ki:
    Population ecology and harvest responses of kakī anau (black swan, Cygnus atratus) in Aotearoa New Zealand : a study to support customary management by Ngāi Tahu : a thesis submitted in fulfilment of requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Ecology at the University of Canterbury /

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