Māori Crafts and Historical Narratives

Date1962, 1969, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1976, 1978, 1979, 1982, 1984, 1988Reference NumberTAY-0018SummaryThis series highlights Māori cultural preservation, leadership, and national storytelling, while weaving in broader social commentary.Main Body

BUSILY PRESERVING MĀORI CRAFTS FOR POSTERITY (pp. 2), APRIL 12, 1971
Coromandel-a gold mine of NZ folklore, JULY 1, 1972
Training in Māori a must for priest, [n.d.]
THE GREATEST SUMMER ON EARTH IS WAITING FOR YOU AT SEA, June 19, 1976
JAMES COOK ADVENTURER, October 6, 1969
Tradition of pain, May 1, 1982
Songs tap Māori culture, [n.d.]
Māori kingmaker calls for unity, [n.d.]
New Zealand’s greatest general, January 24, 1976
THE NEW BROOM OF KARA PUKETAPU, January 13, 1979
Nuclear power who decides?, September 16, 1976
Freakout drug pushed on young people, JANUARY 18, 1979
Meeting house reopened after restoration, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9 1984
Hard work and grit all pays off, [n.d.]
This Māori teacher’s pākehā!, [n.d.]
Let us seek the true meaning of this week, [n.d.]
DARK FIGURE OF CRIME, May 22, 1976
Ocean May Give Up Secret Of Empty Shells, May 21st 1962
Mrs KOHINE PONIKA, December 26, 1969
SACK GOVT PLAN TO BE PUT TO MĀORIS, [n.d.]
Museum to get old war canoe, [n.d.]
Bishop hopes to provide direction within church, 15/2/88
More sit School Cert exam in Māori language, [n.d.]
Traditional Māori art displayed, [n.d.]
Regatta debut, Thursday, March 15, 1973
Te Winika’s last voyage ends at Day’s Park, MONDAY, JULY 9, 1973
You are what you drive, January 13, 1979
Our puzzling friend, January 13, 1979
Students Plan to Assist Drought Stricken, Nov. 22, 1974
Tuned in for an armchair education, May 29, 1976
MODERN MARAE FOR NELSON COMMUNITY, [n.d.]
Human rights and restrictions, January 13, 1979
Unique opportunity for investors, coin and art collectors, December 16, 1978
The Legend of the Phantom Canoe, Saturday, May 13, 1972
DRUG AND DRIVING STUDY GRANT MADE, [n.d.]
The White Māori Chief, [n.d.]
Property rises 20pc in value in past year, [n.d.]
Moko for man, 17/9/76
IN CANADA YOU CAN, May 1, 1982

CreatorHerbert John TaylorLevelSeriesExtent1 folder of newspaper clippingsSystem of ArrangementFollowing items came in a nameless white box. Box has been discarded.LanguageEnglishMāoriRequest AccessArchives request form

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Kaitiakitanga StatementWe ask that, in addition to normal copyright and privacy considerations, users of our taonga and resources uphold the mana and dignity of the people, communities and places depicted or referred to within.Cultural/Ethical StatusNoaRestrictionsItems in this collection have various copyright statuses. Copyright clearance is the responsibility of the researcher.CopyrightMixed copyrightAcknowledgementTe Iho o Te Manawataki - University of Waikato Library Tay_0018

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Subject (keywords)Māori -- HistoryMāori -- Social life and customsToi Māori

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