[Ephemera of quarto size relating to Maori. 1970-1974]

Includes:

1970s:

Ask yourself these questions: If you are a pakeha!! ... If you are a Maori!! [Flier. 1970s]

Church and Society Commission. Akona te reo Maori; why your child should learn Maori [ca 1972?]. Blue pamphlet

Bryant & May. Maori rock drawings [design for packet of safety matches. ca 1970s]

Do you know the meaning of these words - "Ka kūare au". They mean "I am ignorant" (2 copies - one green, one blue)

"Haere Mai". RI [Paper bag]

Some ideas for Maori women

Song sheet: Nga waka [and] Matakite song

1970:

Centre For Maori Studies and Research, University of Waikato. 1970

Maori language. Flier issued by A Van der Schaaf, Secretary Maori Language Society, VUW (2 copies)

Siege of Parihaka. Public meeting. Wesley Church Hall, Taranaki Street, 29 October [1970]

Te-Ahi-Ka; National Maori Cultural Championships. Tauranga, 24 October 1970. [Programme]

Fliers about Te Hapua 42 Incorporation [1970-1971]

Siege of Parihaka. Public meeting, Wesley Church Hall, 29 October [1970]. Flier

1971:

Ngati Poneke National Marae Building Fund. Booklet [1971]

Hohepa, Pat. Social implications for Polynesians of the enforcement of majority standards [1971]

1972:

H K Ngata. The Treaty of Waitangi and land; parts of the current law in contravention of the Treaty. Feb. 1972

A landless Maori is a lost Maori; a lost Maori is a lonely Maori; a lonely Maori becomes a ruthless Maori. Nga Kuri a Whaarei, Nga Tamatoa Tuarua, Nga Tamatoa Kirikiriroa, Nga Tamatoa Tuatoru ask for your support ... [14 November 1972]

Nga Tamatoa calls on all Maori to boycott the annual Waitangi Day 'Celebrations' [1972]. (Photocopy from original at Auckland Public Library)

1973:

Te Hokowhitu-A-Tu Association. Minutes of Annual general meeting at Te Poho-O-Rawiri Marae, Gisborne. 24 February 1973

Nga Tamatoa. The Legal Defence Team has no money [Appeal for funds. 20 July 1973]. Flier on pale yellow paper (2 copies)

Nga Tamatoa Tuarua. Te Tahaetanga o nga Tikanga o to tatou iwi (The theft of the human rights of our people). 23 Daniell Street, Newtown [Handed out at Railway Station, 6 February 1973] (2 copies)

Maori representation; joint submissions to the Parliamentary Select Committee established to revise the Electoral [Act] 1956 and Amendments thereto [ca 1973] (2 copies)

Te Reo Maori Soc. C/0 Dept Anthropology V.U.W. [Fliers stapled together. 1973]

Victoria University of Wellington. Department of University Extension. Aroha-Nui-ki-te-Tangata Meeting House, Waiwhetu, Lower Hutt, 10-11 November 1973. Programme (on green paper)

1974:

ACORD. The case of Ra P [1974]

Aroha House, Avondale. Report of the Aroha Committee, 1974

An open letter to Her Majesty the Queen of "England" [Given out at opening of Parliament, 6 February 1974] (2 copies)

National Maori Language week, 14-20 September 1974. Programme

Take of Ngati-Wai [1974?]

`Te Reo Maori to all peoples’. Campaign for Maori in primary schools. [Appeal for donations. Ca 1974]

Te reo Maori; Maori language and the N.Z. Education Department. Nga Tamatoa & C.A.R.E. Auckland [1974?]

Socialist Forum. How racism affects the Maori in New Zealand. Nga Tamatoa Tuarua. Victoria University Tennis Pavilion, 7 July [1974]. Flier (2 copies)

Quantity: 1 folder(s).

Physical Description: Mimeographs, photocopies and offset prints, sizes varying below 350 mm.

Digital surrogates available only in Katherine Mansfield Reading Room.