Historical Journal: Auckland-Waikato, Issues 52-621988 - New Zealand |
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... Maori pupil who wrote a special tribute ( in Maori ) . Its last lines , in Mrs Pat Tauroa's translation read : Dear friend Your are going Our beloved friend Our hearts are sad On this day Our friendship our love our respect Farewell ...
... Maori pupil who wrote a special tribute ( in Maori ) . Its last lines , in Mrs Pat Tauroa's translation read : Dear friend Your are going Our beloved friend Our hearts are sad On this day Our friendship our love our respect Farewell ...
Page 35
... Maori . This was his second attempt , the first translation having been lost in a fire which destroyed the Mission House . Later he became successively Archdeacon of Waikato and of Auckland . It would appear that the Maori inhabitants ...
... Maori . This was his second attempt , the first translation having been lost in a fire which destroyed the Mission House . Later he became successively Archdeacon of Waikato and of Auckland . It would appear that the Maori inhabitants ...
Page 7
... Maori rights of self - determination took the form of a rununga comprising Maori assessors meeting with the Resident Magistrate . Presumably on this occasion Duncan deputised for Clendon . Page demanded that the child be produced and ...
... Maori rights of self - determination took the form of a rununga comprising Maori assessors meeting with the Resident Magistrate . Presumably on this occasion Duncan deputised for Clendon . Page demanded that the child be produced and ...
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