First lines begin: "E muri ahiahi kia mor huri au, | Oho ake ki te ao, ka pā mamae rawa"

First lines begin: "E muri ahiahi kia mor huri au, | Oho ake ki te ao, ka pā mamae rawa"

First lines begin: "E muri ahiahi kia mor huri au, | Oho ake ki te ao, ka pā mamae rawa"

Variants appear as McL 273, 295, 331, 434

First lines begin: "E noho ana I te hīri o Mahuta, | Whakarongo rawa ake ki te kupu a te motu"

First lines begin: "E noho ana I te hīri o Mahuta, | Whakarongo rawa ake ki te kupu a te motu"

First lines begin: "E noho ana I te hīri o Mahuta, | Whakarongo rawa ake ki te kupu a te motu"

The collection mostly contains recordings made during Mahuta’s studies as research material for his thesis on whaikōrero. Various hui and events were recorded, mostly centred around Turangawaewae marae.

Some recordings relating to his teaching activities also feature, including speak and response exercises, a conference recording, and a sampler of whaikōrero patterns made from field recordings.

First lines begin: "Wehi ana ki ta Atua, Hōnoreretia te Kīngi | Te Kīngi ra ia o te rangimārie"

First lines begin: "Tangi te riroriro | Tuarua rawa mai"

See also McL 294 (adaption); recorded also as McL289, McL 388.

The collection mostly contains recordings made during Mahuta’s studies as research material for his thesis on whaikōrero. Various hui and events were recorded, mostly centred around Turangawaewae marae.

Some recordings relating to his teaching activities also feature, including speak and response exercises, a conference recording, and a sampler of whaikōrero patterns made from field recordings.