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NZBC Māori news, and children's talks from Ruatoria, 1960-11-06

 File — crate: R043821237, Reel: 5000027055552
Identifier: AMPS 2022/06. Series 1. Sub-Series 1/1. File 1/1/45

Scope and Contents

From the Collection:

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

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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

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