Series 46 - Thesis Raw Material Ill

Date1844, 1944, 1945, 1950, 1953Reference NumberWIN-0046SummaryCollection 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 documents on Māori leadership, farming, education, race relations, tribal heritage, oratory, and ceremonial practices, alongside statistical data, historical references, and personal correspondence.Main Body

'Extract from - Studies in Leadership. Edited by Alvin W. Gouldner. New York. 1950. Bureaucratic Structure and Personality. By Robert K. Merton' 1 page, 1950
'Employment Trends - Comparative (1945 census)' 1 page
'The Maori as a Farmer' 4 pages, small notebook size, in blue pen, [n.d.]
'Ripped out page of book - Names in book; One penciled to Robert Tahupotiki Haddon' 1 page, [n.d.]
'Form of Bequest - On the form there is handwriting, a letter to someone from whom I assume is Winiata - Detailing the passing of the brother to Mr. Gelbett M.P and other topics' 1 page, small notebook size, [n.d.]
'Herald Dec 9th 1944 - Seem to notes of who the Old boys are from Te Aute College: Reference of names: Col. Awatere, Peter Buck, Sir Maui Pomare, Dr. Tutere Wirepa, Dr. E. P. Ellison, T. Ropiha, John. H. Grace etc.' 12 pages, small notebook size, 1944
'Adjustment leaders - Huria' 3 pages, in black handwriting, [n.d.]
'Statistics from the Maori Women’s Welfare League' 3 pages, small typed notes, 1953
'In 1844 Fitzroy infused in the Mission system of Education the ideology inherent in the Treaty of Waitangi' 1 page, from assignment, 1844
'From The New Zealand Official Year Book' 1 page, 1953
'In answer to your question - A letter to Maha' 4 pages, in blue handwriting, [n.d.]
'Vice President C. J. Mahon' 4 pages, [n.d.]
'President Te Awapouri Nepe? Vice - C. J. Mahon - Secretary - K. Kauwhata - Treasury - Te Awapouri Nepe, C. J. Mahon, K. Kauwhata - Committee - C. J. Mahon, M. Wade, M. Nui?, P. Hui? Te Awapouri Nepe, K. Kauwhata, J. Toi, Ngiha Toi? P. Anderson' 4 pages, [n.d.]
'The Canoe Aotea was built by Toto from a tree growing at Lake Waiharakeke on the island of Rangiatea' 1 page, separated from assignment, [n.d.]
'The following list gives the main tribes claiming descent from the historic canoes and the district they occupy. The list is based on Buck with additions of minor kind made by the writer. Principal Maori Tribes - Canoes - Tribes - Districts - Tainui - Tokomaru - Kurahaupo - Aotea - Te Arawa - Mataatua - Takitimu - Horouta - Mamari - Mahuhu: On the back - A handwritten note on Leadership' 1 page, separated from assignment, [n.d.]
'Oratory - Preliminaries - The call of women on the Marae etc.' 1 page, separated from assignment, [n.d.]
'Ceremonies that maintained the position of Chiefship in Traditional Society' 9 pages, [n.d.]
'Race relations with Asia cont. - Recommendations - An approach to the study of Racial Behaviors - Final Report: Race Relations Commission' 4 pages, [n.d.]
'Limitations on States' 1 header, [n.d.]

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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RoomMahi Māreikura Room

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Kaitiakitanga StatementWe ask that, in addition to normal copyright and privacy considerations, users of our heritage resources uphold the mana and dignity of the people, communities and places depicted within.StakeholdersWiniata WhānauUniversity of WaikatoWhānau, Iwi and Hapū named thereinCopyright© 2025 Winiata Whanau. All rights reserved. Reproduction or use of this collection requires written permission from the Winiata Whanau.Access ConditionsHere. Restricted until reviewed by the Winiata WhanauAcknowledgementWe extend our deepest gratitude to the Winiata Whanau for their invaluable contributions to this collection. Their dedication to preserving the legacy of Maharaia Winiata has been instrumental in making these materials accessible to researchers and the wider community. The Winiata family's commitment to sharing their rich history and cultural heritage ensures that future generations can learn from and be inspired by Maharaia Winiata's work and achievements. Thank you for your generosity and unwavering support.

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Subject (keywords)New Zealand -- EducationWakaMāori LeadershipTe Tīriti o Waitangi -- The Treaty of WaitangiRangatiraIwiAotea

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