Ngā Tamatoa (Organisation)

Date: 1972 - 1978

By: Craccum (Newspaper)

Reference: Eph-C-MAORI-1970s-1

Description: Akona Te Reo Maori - taite 14 Hepetema. National Maori Language Day, learn the Maori language. [1972?]. Te Ao Maori - akona te reo. 13 September 1976. Te Wiki Nui Mo Te Reo Maori. [1970's], (Craccum supplement). Support He Taua - March from C.P.O. 7.00pm. Public meeting 8.00pm. [1970s]. Te Awanui - Maori war canoe. 10th February 1973. (2 copies). The Public Service Journal - Merry Christmas to all you Pakeha overstayers. December 1976. (Copy negative and colour transparency no. 1/2-C-016231) Whenua - Iwi. O.R.A. A new Maori party will fight for a better Maori life and society. [1970s]. Raglan. An article about land occupation, especially Raglan. [1970s]. (Craccum serial). Awhinatia! - Akona te reo Maori. National Maori Language Day, Sept 14. [1978?] (2 copies) Ngati Mahanga is mentioned in the article on the Raglan golf course occupation. Quantity: 1 colour art print(s). 7 colour photo-mechanical print(s). 1 b&w art print(s). 5 b&w photo-mechanical print(s). 3 photocopy/ies. Physical Description: Media and sizes varying below 500 mm. Processing information: Description and reference updated 24 November 2023. Previous reference: Eph-C-MAORI-1970s. Previous title: [Posters and other ephemera relating to Maori issues including Bastion Point. 1970s]

Date: 1975-1976

Reference: Eph-B-MAORI-1975/1976

Description: Includes: 1975: Auckland Committee on Racism and Discrimination - ACORD. Submissions on the treaty of Waitangi Bill [1975] (2 copies) Nga Tamatoa. E te iwi Maori tena koutou katoa. [14 September 1975. Blue flier] Te Raupata o Aotearoa. Te Iwi Maori, kia mau, ki o whenua [Invitation to attend a meeting at Tunohopu Marae, Ohinemutu, 26-27 July 1975. Flier Te Roopu Ote Matakite; Land march on Parliament Sept/Oct 1975. Yellow flier Te Roopu o Te Matakite. Land March on Parliament Sept/Oct 1975 [3 stapled sheets] (2 copies) Te Roopu Ote Matakite; Manifesto [3-page document by Ranginui Walker. 1975] (2 versions) Te Roopu Ote Matakite. Not one acre more; Ake ake ake. [Flier. 1975] Te Roopu Ote Matakite. Why we march (2 stapled yellow sheets) 1976: Akona te reo Maori; he maha nga hua pai. Learn the Maori language; there are many benefits [Yellow flier. 1976] Akona te reo Maori; he maha nga hua pai. Learn the Maori language; there are many benefits [Blue flier. 1976] Call for public enquiry - [re Daniel Houpapa]. Flier (2 copies) T Poata [?]. It is generally recognised that the great March on Wellington from Te Hapua was one of the most significant events recorded in Maoridom in modern times ... [1975] (Yellow flier) Te Matakite O Aotearoa. [Yellow flier re effluent at Kaumanga Point (Titahi Bay). 1976] Te Roopu o Te Matakite. Wellington Branch. He powhiri. 11-13 October 1975 [Flier / programme (2 copies) Te Matakite O Aotearoa. Poneke Branch newsletter April 1976. Te Roopu o Te Matakite. Not one more acre (2 different fliers) Te Roopu o Te Matakite. Support continuation of land protest (March). Mongrel Print [Banner / flier 1975] (2 copies - 1 yellow, 1 white) Te Roopu o Te Matakite. Why we protest. [1975. Flier]. (3 copies - 1 green, 1 white, 1 yellow) Te Roopu o Te Matakite Inc calls for picket outside Wellington Magistrates Court. Press release 29 March 1976 Save Rangatira [1976. Bumper sticker] Whatever you think about people and activities related to the Maori Land March, the principles in the court case this month are very important. Mimeographed flier [1976] (2 copies) Xmas message. Does Xmas increase overall goodwill in the world? Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Mimeographs, photocopies and offset prints, sizes varying below 350 mm.

Date: 1972

From: Various artists :[Posters on various political issues, including women's issues, health and education, the environment, abortion, peace, police, Ireland, Vietnam, racial issues. ca 1970-1990].

By: O'Connell, Therese Frances Mary, 1951-

Reference: Eph-D-OCONNELL-Racism-1972-01

Description: Shows four members of Nga Tamatoa Tuatoru in front of Maori house carvings. This poster was designed as part of an Ilam School of Fine Arts design project in Christchurch in 1972. In the middle is Eruera (Ted) Nia, who was a Fine Arts student and designed the poster. The woman in the background is artist Kura Te Waru-Rewiri (Ngapuhi). At the left is Tame Iti and at the right is law student Steve Watene (Watson). The carvings in the background are from Te Rehua marae, Christchurch (Information from Kura Te Waru-Rewiri, August 2004). Other Titles - Poster Quantity: 1 b&w photo-mechanical print(s). 2.60 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Photolithograph, silver and black 755 x 450 mm. Provenance: Donated by Therese O'Connell in 1992.

Date: 1945

From: Ngata, Apirana Turupa (Sir), 1874-1950 : Papers

Reference: MS-Papers-6919-0374

Description: File 170 - Contains accounts, records and correspondence regarding the establishment of buildings in the Tairawhiti area, particularly at Hiruharama and Rangitukia, and relating to the Iritekura wharenui (meeting-house). Includes documents in te reo Māori titled "Hui whakatuwheratanga whare whakairo" relating to the tuwheratanga (opening) of the hall at Hiruharama in 1945, accompanied by translations in English language. Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Mss and typescripts

Date: [1970s]

By: Craccum (Newspaper)

Reference: Eph-C-MAORI-1970s-2

Description: Bastion Point - Takaparawha. May 25. Ka whawhai tonu matou ake ake tonu atu. The march itinerary [1970's]. Bastion Point - Maori land. March Friday June 9. Assemble Bunny St 7pm. (2 copies). [1970s] Bastion Point - Takaparawha. Return Bastion point to the people of Tamaki Makaurau for the use of all. Public meeting Sun January 16th 2 pm. Savage Memorial. [1970s]. Bastion Point - Ngati Whatua land. Support Ngati Whatua. (2 copies) [1970s]. Bastion Point - Takaparawha. 506 days on ancestral Maori land. Bastion point defenders reply to government and Justice Speight. [1978]. (Copy negative and colour transparency no. 1/2-C-016230) Bastion Point - Feature article on the land occupation of Bastion Point including a background on tribes, people and protesters involved. (2 copies). [1970s]. Bastion Point - Protesters oppose court action! (Rally) [1970s]. Bastion Point lands belong to Ngati Whatua as stated, for example in the Craccum supplement articles. Ngati Mahanga is mentioned in the article on the Raglan golf course occupation. Quantity: 1 colour art print(s). 7 colour photo-mechanical print(s). 1 b&w art print(s). 5 b&w photo-mechanical print(s). 3 photocopy/ies. Physical Description: Media and sizes varying below 500 mm.

Date: 1970 - 1974

Reference: Eph-B-POLYNESIAN-1970/1974

Description: Includes: 1971: Polywalk '71 [To raise funds to establish a Polynesian Education Foundation Fund. Sheet to list sponsors' names. 1971] 1972?: Tamatoa Council. [Contact list of members. ca 1972?] 1974: Pacific Far East Line. The Polynesian. Newsletters: "SS Mariposa" 16 February 1974 (2 copies); "SS Mariposa" 17 February 1974; About New Zealand / What to see and do in Auckland; About Tahiti / what to see and do in Tahiti. Sanitarium Health Food Company. Our South Pacific Island neighbours. [Sticker book]. 1974 Auckland Committee on Racism & Discrimination (ACORD). A jury of peers - not if you're Polynesian (Photocopy) Polynesian Panther's speech to the jury [reprint from CARE special newsletter, March ? 1974] South Pacific Action Network. The South Pacific: a colonised world? A seminar. Lounge, University Union, 13 July 1974. Yellow flier (2 copies) 1976: Overseas visitors arriving by country of last permanent residence by purpose of visit 1973-74 (photocopied page from Statistics of Population and Migration 1972-74) Press release: Coalition formed for abolition of Task Force. 10 September 1974. Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Offset prints on brochures and pamphlets, sizes varying up to 300 mm. Provenance: Donated from various sources

Date: 1970-1974

Reference: Eph-B-MAORI-1970/1974

Description: 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.

Date: 11 November 1972

From: Dominion Post (Newspaper): Photographic negatives and prints of the Evening Post and Dominion newspapers

Reference: EP/1972/5388-F

Description: Members of Nga Tamatoa on Parliament steps, Wellington, photographed on 11 November 1972 by an Evening Post staff photographer. Back row, left to right: Toro Waaka (Ngati Kahungunu), John Ohia (Ngai Te Rangi, Ngati Pukenga), Paul Kotara (Ngai Tahu), and Tame Iti (Ngai Tuhoe). Front row, left to right: Orewa Barrett-Ohia (Ngati Maniapoto), Rawiri Paratene (Nga Puhi) and Tiata Witehira (Nga Puhi). This group participated in a 3 week sit-in at Parliament grounds. They lived in tents given to them by the local people and organisations particularly MOOHR (Maori Organisation On Human Rights) through Tama (or Tom) Poata. The central theme of the protest was "Maori control of all things Maori" which encompassed other themes like loss of land, loss of reo, etc. Quantity: 1 b&w original negative(s) 35mm strip with 3 images. Physical Description: Cellulose triacetate negatives, 35mm

Date: 1970 - 1974

Reference: Eph-A-MAORI-1970/1974

Description: Includes: 1970s: Barton, Melanie, fl 1970s :Maori proverbs birthday calendar. South Auckland Save the Children Fund. [1970s?] “Face to face”. Devised by Frank Davis; produced by Lorraine Agar (With Robin Healey, Susan Crarer, Allan Millar, Mark Neville, John Cowan, Morven Simons, Sharon Lawton). Auckland War Memorial Museum 10-13 March [ca 1970-1973]. Programme, and catalogue booklet.(The name Dennis Brutus is written on the front of the catalogue – an autograph from when he was in New Zealand in 1970?) Maori canoe poi dance . G B Scott Souvenirs Ltd. Auckland. Postcard New Zealand Post Office. Public relations Division. Who first discovered New Zealand? Pamphlet [ca 1970?] Parihaka [Art exhibition by … ca 1970s]. Catalogue Joan Smith. Nga whaka mihi; with best wishes [Greeting card with Maori design. 1970s?] Society for the Preservation of the Kerikeri Stone Store Area, Inc. Rewa’s village; a replica of a pre-European Maori village. [1970s?]. Mimeographed pamphlet A souvenir picture of New Zealand [Envelope illustrated with a taniwha frieze. 1970s?] 1970: Alexander Turnbull Library for the Interracial Committee of Tokoroa. [Exhibition of paintings and drawings featuring Maori. ca 1970]. Mimeograph typescript catalogue Auckland Anglican Maori Club `Taku Hiahia' [theatre production]. Auckland Town Hall, 7 March 1970. Programme (2 copies) Is there a future for New Zealand’s past? [re archaeological sites]. Pamphlet. ca 1970? New Zealand University Students’ Association. Financing the cost of university study; a guide to Maori secondary students [1970] 1971: Maori Council on Church Union. Maori participation. Pamphlet [1971?] 1972: C.A.R.E. Weekend School of Maori Studies. Phillipstown Parish Hall, 40 Phillips street, Christchurch, 10-12 November 1972. Programme / registration form Dominion Museum. Lecture demonstration on musical instruments of the Maori, by Dr mervyn McLean. Dominion Museum, Maori Hall, 23 November 1972. Invitation card He Powhiri. He Whakatuwhera Whare; ko Tamatea-Pokai-Whenua te Whare, Ko Pouakani te Marae, Mangakino. 22 October 1972 “Racism – does it exist in New Zealand?” NZUSA speaking tour by Titewhai Harawira. 10-24 [1972]. Pamphlet (2 copies) Te Pariha o Hikurangi :Hui Topu 1972. Ruatoria, May 11th to May 14th. Host Hikurangi Pastorate. Souvenir programme. 1972. Ngā Tamatoa: Boycott Waitangi! "This nation honours its agreements..." Except the Treaty! Distributed by Nga Ringa Wera and Nga Tama Toa [1972]. University of Auckland Centre for Continuing Education.Ngaa waiata a te Maori. Weekkend waiata schools15-16 April and 1-2 July 1972. Pamphlet / timetable Te Waipounamu (S.I.) Maori Cultural Competition. James Hay Theatre, Town Hall [Christchurch], 21 October 1972. Programme Whakarongo mai / He manu tionga/He, Tioro mai nei / Tui! Tui! Whiti whiti ora! [Flier. 1972] 1973: NZ Federation of Maori Students. Would it make any difference to you … if 10 million Japanese settled in NZ …? Yellow pamphlet (3 copies) Orakei Marae Development Council. Kia Kotahi; come together. It is our responsibility; the challenge of the future of Auckland and all its Maori & Polynesian people is ours to accept … or reject [Pamphlet. 1973?] (2 copies) Te Huinga. Drop a line to Te Huinga and get your copy of the first issue of “Rongo”. Flier Victoria University of Wellington. Seminar: ‘Some Famous Maori Mystics, Prophets and Leaders' (lecturers Dr Pei Jones, Rev Wi Tarei, R G Chapman, R Tamihana, G Butterworth). 1973. Pamphlet / enrolment form (with form removed) 1974: Official opening of Kimiora, by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, at Turangawaewae Marae, on 8 February 1974. Procedure. University of Canterbury Department of Extension studies. Te reo Maori; studies in Maori language. Jul-November 1974. Pamphlet / application form Victoria University Department of University Extension. Te Kingitanga; the Maori King movement; some aspects of its development and the present situation. Course pamphlet / enrolment form Maori Organisation on Human Rights. “Why South African tours should be opposed by New Zealanders”. Pamphlet [ca 1974] `Te Reo Maori to all peoples’. Campaign for Maori in primary schools. [Appeal for donations. Ca 1974] (3 copies) Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Photolithographs, sizes varying below 250 mm.

Date: 6 Sept 1995 - 06 Sep 1995

From: Te Kura Toi Whakaari o Aotearoa / New Zealand Drama School oral history project

By: Paratene, Rawiri, 1954-; Gaitanos, Sarah, 1950-

Reference: OHInt-0400-05

Description: Describes family background, early childhood, schooling and teenage years at Motukaraka, Hokianga, and Ruawai. Discusses attitudes towards his ability at school and the growth of his interest in the arts. Describes decision to be an actor after seeing Hamlet at Mercury Theatre. Attended Nola Millar's Drama school in 1972. Describes life in Wellington and involvement in Maori politics with Nga Tamatoa. Recalls returning to Auckland, marrying, having a family and apprenticeship at Mercury Theatre under director Tony Richardson. In 1976 moved to Wellington to play Koro in TV series, Jo & Koro. Worked for years as freelance actor in theatres, TV & radio. Moved to Dunedin in 1981 to be Assistant Director at Fortune Theatre. Presented Playschool on TV. Made transition to writing and won Burns Fellowship. Wrote award-winning TV play, `Erua'. Describes other writing and moving to Hokianga in 1984. Recalls comedy series Issues. Was appointed to Film Commission. Describes current work writing for film industry. Abstracted by - Sarah Gaitanos Awards/funding - Award in Oral History Interviewer(s) - Sarah Gaitanos Arrangement: Tape numbers - OHC-006598-006600, OHC-006600-006602 & OHLC-002375-002379 Quantity: 5 C60 cassette(s). 1 printed abstract(s). 4.05 Hours and minutes Duration. Finding Aids: Abstract Available - abstracting complete OHA-1550. One photograph of Rawiri Paratene available

Date: 14 August 1995 - 14 Aug 1995

By: O'Connor, Georgina Marie, 1933-

Reference: OHColl-0207/1

Description: Georgina Maria O 'Connor born Lower Hutt 1933. Outlines family background. Describes her life as a primary school teacher; dairy owner; being one of the few Pakeha members of Nga Tamatoa, a founding member of ACCORD; Union Delegate on the Executive of the Shop Employees' Union 1970s-1980s and an active member of the Labour Party. Recalls involvement with the 1975 Land March; being a member of Te Matakite O Aotearoa; part played in the occupation of Raglan golf course and the Campaign for the People's Party in Miramar. Mentions Waitangi protests. Refers to Walter Kawiti, Hone Harawira and Hilda Halkyard. Access Contact - see oral history librarian Venue - Wellington Interviewer(s) - Judith Byrne Arrangement: Tape numbers - OHC-005824-005827; OHLC-001946-001949 Quantity: 4 C60 cassette(s). 1 printed abstract(s). 4 Hours Duration. Finding Aids: Abstract Available - abstracting complete AB-1363. 2 photocopies of: (i) Marie aged 19, 1952/53 Queen St. Auckland and (ii) Marie (on left) taken 1934. 1 coloured photograph of Marie at Owhiro Bay, 1996

Date: 1967-1984

From: HART Aotearoa: Collection

Reference: 86-136-33

Description: Copies of Halt All Racist Tours (HART) Aotearoa branch handbook, 1984, and papers relating to race relations in New Zealand and overseas. Topics include: - Apartheid - Māori and Pacific organisations - Communist Party - Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM), 1981. Title supplied by Library Quantity: 1 box(es). Physical Description: Loose papers, newsletters, clippings and pamphlets Finding Aids: Preliminary list available.

Date: 1972

From: [Ephemera of octavo size relating to Maori. 1970-1974].

By: Ngā Tamatoa (Organisation)

Reference: Eph-A-MAORI-1972-03

Description: Pamphlet urging a boycott of the Waitangi Treaty celebrations lists derogatory quotations about the Treaty, and lists the requirements to re-establish Māori rights. States that "only Pakehas have anything to celebrate as the result of the Treaty. So let them celebrate alone". Gives the names of three people to be contacted for information: R Clarke, D Clarke, S Jackson. Quantity: 1 b&w photo-mechanical print(s). Physical Description: Offset print on pamphlet folded to 212 x 149 mm.

Date: [1974-1978]

From: Urban Training Centre for Christian Ministry : Records

Reference: 97-081-12/10

Description: Comprises submissions to the working party to advise the Minister of Education on second language acquisition learning in NZ education (1975); newsletter (1983); `Child abuse in welfare homes' (1982); letters, Ray Nairn; statement, Tamaki Makaura; basic statistics re Maori health and social issues; extract from Alan Wards' `A Show of justice'; and Miller's `Early Victorian NZ'; `Social Welfare children's homes; report of an enquiry by ACORD, Nga Tamatoa and Arohanui (1978); submissions on the Human Rights Commission bill (1977); and `Community control of the police or police control of the community?', based on address given by Oliver Sutherland (1974) Quantity: 1 folder(s).

Date: [ca 1971-1990]

From: Wickham, David, fl 1968-1995 : Papers

Reference: 95-222-1/06

Description: Papers relating to trade union activism against racism, Waitangi Action Committee, Polynesian Panther Party, Auckland Committee on Racism and Discrimination, Te Huinga Rangatahi o Aotearoa, Nga Tamatoa, the Coalition Against Police Oppression, CARE, ACCORD, Te Roopu Ote Matakite, Maori Youth Forum questionnaire, 1972 (completed) and a Maori representation submission, 1973 (not all groups indexed under Name) Quantity: 1 folder(s).

Date: 1960 - 1969

Reference: Eph-B-MAORI-1960s

Description: Includes: Includes programme and information on the Wellington Maori Arts Festival with Entry Form, 1967; Maori Marae Concert programme by the Wellington Anglican Maori Club, consisting of Waiata, Haka, and Waiata-a-Ringa culminating in a rendition of Te Rauparaha's haka - Ka Mate Ka Mate; the Young Maori Party political pamphlet promoting Rua Bristowe, their candidate for the Southern Maori Seat; flyer advertising a talk by Nga Tamatoa Tuarua members Dave Ruru and Dave Broughton; a flyer from the Maori Coronation Sports Committee 1966, attached to a flyer about Te Paki-o-Matariki (with coat of arms of Mana Motuhake) and a flyer about Hui Whakamaharatanga sports competitions 1966; New Zealand Maori Council raffle advertisement 1967; a letter from the Maori Organisation on Human Rights to Sid Jackson offering support for his position against sporting contact with South Africa, and assorted leaflets on the New Zealand social and political environment. Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Photolithographs, sizes varying below 350 mm.

Date: 1971-1973

From: Student Christian Movement Aotearoa (New Zealand): Records

Reference: MS-Papers-1617-667

Description: Quantity: 1 folder(s).

Date: [1980s?], 1970-1973

From: Orange, Claudia Josepha, 1938- : Research papers

Reference: MS-Papers-12918-04

Description: Folder contains research notes and photocopies of newspaper clippings relating to Waitangi Day commemorations and public Waitangi Day discussions, 1970 to circa 1973. Photocopies and print outs were possibly made in the 1980s. Topics include: - Official recognition of Waitangi Day as a national holiday - Waitangi Day protests and boycott - Māori loss of land Title supplied by Library. Arrangement: Arrived at Library in two manilla folders, combined into one folder by archivist. Quantity: 1 folder(s). Processing information: Original suspension and manilla folder not retained. Copy of manilla folder made by archivist.

Date: 1994-1995

By: Te Hemara, Hana, 1940-1999

Reference: OHColl-0506

Description: Interviews members of this Māori activist movement which began in the early 1970s. Interviewees are Orewa Barrett-Ohia, Poata Eruera, Ira Herangi, Milton Hohaia, Josephine Keelan, Ramari Maipi, Mokaraka Heka, Jim Moriarty, Kura Te Waru Reweri, David Ruru, Linda Smith, Brya Taylor, Ngahuia Te Awekotuku, Stuart Walker, Vernon Winitana and Tiata Witehira Interviewer(s) - Hana Te Hemara Quantity: 11 C60 cassette(s). 4 C90 cassette(s). 15 printed abstract(s). 16 interview(s). Finding Aids: Abstract Available - transcript(s) available.

Date: 1972

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

Reference: Eph-B-MAORI-1972-01

Description: An arrangement of text. At top right is the illustration of a crouching Maori figure, used by the Maori Organisation on Human Rights. Quantity: 1 b&w photo-mechanical print(s). Physical Description: Photocopy, 335 x 207 mm.