NZBC Māori news, and children's talks from Ruatoria, 1960-11-06
Scope and Contents
The collection contains many recordings relating to Te Reo Māori, but also contains field recordings and word lists from a wide range of languages from the Pacific region, including: Niue; Fiji; New Guinea; Rapanui; Tokelau; Java and more.
As well as field recordings there are items which relate to teaching activities, such as lessons from his popular work ‘Let’s Learn Māori’.
Dates
- 1960-11-06
Creator
- From the Collection: Biggs, Bruce (Person)
To request or comment
To request access to items in this collection, or to provide comment or corrections, please complete the following: Archive of Māori and Pacific Sound request form
Conditions Governing Access
PARTLY RESTRICTED.
Extent
From the Collection: 6.29 metres (Includes 312 open-reel tapes and 3 audio cassettes)
Language of Materials
Maori
Physical Facet
5" SP tape, recorded at 3 3/4 ips HTM.
General
Original catalogue number: 0155.
Track listing
- 1. NZBC Māori news
- Opening of houses, Te Rangiunuora, and Wetenga-a-uru at Taurua, Rotoiti, by Mr Nash P.M. and Minister of Māori Affairs.
- 2. NZBC Māori news
- Mentions comments by the P.M. about Te Arawa determination to equip their marae with carved houses.
- 3. NZBC Māori news
- Māori ambitions for more education. Strongly advocated, but adds that Māori must hold on to Māoritanga also.
- 4. NZBC Māori news
- Pays tribute to Hami Emery and his late wife, who were instrumental in the erection of the houses.
- 5. NZBC Māori news
- A member of the Emery family mentions this was their late mother's wish.
- 6. NZBC Māori news
- Speech by the Prime Minister's party
- 7. NZBC Māori news
- Notice that there would be a fund-raising day at Tipi Ropiha's home.
- 8. NZBC Māori news
- Trip to India and Ceylon organized by the Auckland Rotary Club. Two Māori and six pākehā.
- 9. NZBC Māori news
- Visit of the Sultan of Panaan, Malaya, to the South Island, Wellington, and Rotorua.
- 10. NZBC Māori news
- Dr Maaka, member for the Council of Adult Education.
- 11. NZBC Māori news
- Brief mention of Kiwi League player Ike Proctor.
- 12. NZBC Māori news
- Committee on Māori Education conference will voice the great loss of Dr Winiata.
- 13. NZBC Māori news
- Dr Winiata to be succeed on the Committee by Rotohiko Jones.
- 14. NZBC Māori news
- Excerpts from Mr Bradley's report. Touches on: education, books in the home, and desire for higher education.
- 15. NZBC Māori news
- Meeting of the Committee for Publications in Māori.
- 16. NZBC Māori news
- John Waititi, on writing books for teaching Māori in schools.
- 17. NZBC Māori news
- Māori Trade Training Centre, Sylvia Park, Auckland.
- 18. NZBC Māori news
- Māori candidates for Parliament for Tairāwhiti, Taitokerau, Waipounamu, and Tai Hauāuru.
- 19. Children's talks in Māori
- Swimming in the Waiapu (dubbed from 0028).
- 20. Children's talks in Māori
- Getting wood (dubbed from 0028).
- 21. Children's talks in Māori
- Mustering sheep (dubbed from 0028).
- 22. Children's talks in Māori
- Gathering pūpū for lunch (dubbed from 0028).
- 23. Children's talks in Māori
- Gathering apples (dubbed from 0028).
- 24. Children's talks in Māori
- Going to the beach for pūpū (dubbed from 0028).
- 25. Children's talks in Māori
- Going to the beach (dubbed from 0028).
- 26. Children's talks in Māori
- Feeding the pigs (dubbed from 0028).
- 27. Children's talks in Māori
- Gathering pūpū (dubbed from 0028).
- 28. Children's talks in Māori
- Death by accident (dubbed from 0028).
- 29. Children's talks in Māori
- Trip to Gisborne to see the Queen (dubbed from 0028).
- 30. Children's talks in Māori
- Eeling (dubbed from 0028).
- 31. Children's talks in Māori
- Treaty of Waitangi (dubbed from 0028).
- 32. Children's talks in Māori
- Getting the cows (dubbed from 0028).
- 33. Children's talks in Māori
- Eeling (dubbed from 0028).
Repository Details
Part of the Archive of Māori and Pacific Sound, University of Auckland Repository
Level 3, General Library
5 Alfred Street
Private Bag 92109
Auckland 1010 New Zealand
+64 9 923 5008
amps@auckland.ac.nz