Series 20 - Newspaper Clippings, Race Relations and Stereotypes

Date1960, 1972Reference NumberWIN-0020SummaryCollection of Dr Maharaia Winiata's documents on Māori leadership, education, and race relations. Specifically relating to his doctoral thesis and his work with the Kiingitanga. This series contains newspaper articles documenting Māori cultural events and figures, as well as a description of a wharenui and an historical photograph of Ōtāhuhu’s main street at the turn of the century.Main Body

'Paper with Wharenui description' 1 document. [n.d.]
'The Christchurch Star newspaper: Friday 22nd of December, 1960. Maori from North Island - Waikato people in Christchurch for the opening of meeting house at Rehua Maori hostel' 1 document. 1960
'Photo of main street Otahuhu at the turn of the century' 1 document. [n.d.]
'The Auckland Star: Wednesday, April 5, 1972: Peter Buck was proud of both races' 1 document. 1972

CreatorMaharaia WiniataLevelSeriesExtentFolderSystem of ArrangementOriginal order has been kept from the 7 boxes presented by Piripi Winiata. Where large grouping of the same original folder have been spread across smaller folders the name has reflected this with roman numerals. LanguageEnglishMāori

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Subject (keywords)Waikato (N.Z.) -- HistoryMāori -- Social life and customsMāori (New Zealand people) -- HistoryPlacesWaikatoChristchurchOrganisationChristchurch Star News Paper

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