Series 60 - Letters and Lectures

Date1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956Reference NumberWIN-0060SummaryCollection 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 a varied set of educational documents, handwritten notes, examination papers, committee minutes, and correspondence related to Māori education, adult learning, cultural studies, and institutional communications.Main Body

‘Typed Paper titled Komiti Marae’ [n.d.]
‘Annual examinations: Candidates Answers (x3)’ [n.d.]
‘School Certificate Examination 1955 English’
‘Auckland University College Examination for B.A., 1954
'Maori Studies II Papers (b) and (c)’ ‘2 copies of the members of the City West Tribal Committee’ [n.d.]
‘He Whai-Korero Maori (x8)’ [n.d.]
‘Minutes of the meeting of the Executive of the Maori section of the National Council of Churches, October 1955’
‘Sixth form students conference, Auckland Teachers Training College, 30 October 1955’
‘Handwritten notes “The Maori today” 3 pages’ [n.d.]
‘Maori Hostel appeal - 1955 Programme’
'Handwritten notes titled No.2’ [n.d.]
‘Sheet on “South Africa”’ [n.d.]
‘Handwritten notes on Language, Education, Health, 4 pages’ [n.d.]
‘Handwritten letter Hangatiki Feb, 1955 - 1 page’
‘Te Paki-O-Matariki (x7)’ [n.d.]
‘Adult Education Discussion Course - prepared by Auckland University District “Lecture 4 The Monkey’s Paw”’ [n.d.]
‘Arts and Crafts (continued??) Lectures - 7 copies’ [n.d.]
‘3 pages - Racial barrier notes’ [n.d.]
‘Notes for talk Leadership of Maori women - 1 page’ [n.d.]
‘Te Kauhoetanga O Hinemoa Ki Mokoia’ [n.d.]
‘Draft conditions - The Sir Apirana Ngata Memorial scholarship fund - Postgraduate Scholarships (x2)’ [n.d.]
‘Letter to Auckland Education Board applying for position of Lecturer at the Training College, 5 January 1956 (x3)’
‘Sheets for Maori Adult Education 12 May 1952 (x10)’
‘He Korero Pakiwaitara, 1953’
‘Community Development Bulletin June, 1954 Vol.V. No.3’
‘Koiti Matua Whakahaere Tikanga Kohi Moni Mo Te Marae O Akarana’ [n.d.]
‘Minutes of Countrywomen’s Advisory committee held Auckland University College, 9 November 1955’
‘Post Primary Bulletin Vol. 9 No.3’ [n.d.]
‘Australian National University letter to Maha Winiata, 1 June 1955 (only 1 page)’
‘Typed notes? (page 2 - 2 copies)’ [n.d.]
‘Letter from Oxford University Press’ [n.d.]
‘Stanford University Press Spring Books 1955 checklist and order form’ [n.d.]
‘Johns Hopkins Press Spring Books 1955’ [n.d.]
‘University of Pennsylvania Press - Philadelphia 4’ [n.d.]
‘School Certificate Examination Papers, 1955: Biology, History, French, Geography - with separate map’
‘Andrew & Andrew Ltd brochure of car spares and accessories’ [n.d.]
Newspaper articles - not sure which was required. Articles on both sides, [n.d.]
‘Letter from Department of Education, 3 August, 1955, invite to informal reception’ '4 the critics', notes, [n.d.]
Notes on language, [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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TangataDr. Maharaia Winiata

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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 -- EducationMāori LeadershipChurchPakiwaitaraToi

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