A bibliography of guides to Maori information

Kirsten Stewart

Submitted to the Department of Library and Information Studies, Victoria University of Wellington in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Library and Information Studies. 23rd February 1995

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Master of Library and Information Studies

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A bibliography of guides to Maori information

(hereafter referred to as ‘The MLIS Research Project’)
being undertaken by
Kirsty Stewart

in partial fulfilment of the requirements of the Master of Library and Information Studies, Department of Library and Information Studies, Victoria University of Wellington

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

The bibliography is organised into subject and format categories.

Archaeology

Architecture

Art

Biography

Computer Files

Consultation

Culture, Customs and Traditions

Education

Film

Fisheries

Health

Indexes to journals and serials.

Land

Language

Legislation

Libraries

Literature

Maori Manuscripts & Archives: Unpublished Information

Maori Information: institution specific guides to published information

Maori Research Guides: a selective list

Medicine

Music

Newspapers

Obituaries

Photos

Politics

Proverbs

Race Relations

Regional Information

Religion

Social Conditions

Statistics

Theses and Research Essays: guides.

Treaty of Waitangi

Tribal History / Whakapapa

War

Women

Introduction

This bibliography was compiled in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the Masters in Library and Information Studies at Victoria University of Wellington, 1995 - 96. It is an attempt to gather together all the guides, bibliographies and indexes which have been created to enhance access to Maori information. The objectives of compiling the bibliography were: to identify the guides and bibliographies which have been compiled on Maori topics, to highlight topic areas where no bibliographies have been created and to prevent duplication of effort so that bibliographies covering the same topics are not recreated. Therefore the intended scope of this bibliography was comprehensive. Unfortunately the time and data constraints of this project ( around 250 items) has meant that the resulting bibliography is not fully comprehensive. However it should give users an idea of the type of guides which exist and identify the majority of the readily accessible, published guides.

Existing bibliographies in the area.

There do not appear to be any other bibliographies which have gathered together all the Maori bibliographies, guides and finding aids. There is the list of “Bibliographies” in Taylor’s A bibliography of publications on the New Zealand Maori and the Moriori of the Chatham Islands (item 36). However as this was published in 1972 it is in need of updating. The scope for inclusion here was “catalogues, indexes, bibliographies and reference lists”. There were also selective bibliographies published in Kathie Irwin’s Maori people and the library: a bibliography of Ngati Kahungunu and Te Waka o Takitumu resources 1989 (item 33), and in He waka eke noa: Maori information resources published by Quest Rapuara in 1991. This bibliography aims to be more comprehensive and up to date than any of those listed above.

Scope.

The bibliography includes all guides to both published and unpublished Maori information. It is not limited by format or by date. That is: the guides can be in any format and will still be included - this includes computer files, card indexes, print. However journal indexes have only been included if they are separately published and the journal is Maori or contains significant Maori information. The bibliography was not limited only to English language guides but, as the compiler does not speak Maori and the catalogues searched are in English, only English language guides have been located. The cut off date for inclusion was 1995. The guides which have been located fit into the following four categories.

• Institution specific guides to Maori published and/or unpublished information. When these have been formally published this bibliography aims to cover these comprehensively but unpublished guides are only included selectively.

• Guides on specific topics, such as education. Published guides or guides noted in library catalogues or on NZBN (the New Zealand Bibliographic Network which lists publications available in New Zealand) have been included comprehensively. Unpublished guides have been included selectively.

• Guides to specific sources or publications, such as the Index to Alexander Mackays’ compendium of official documents relative to Native affairs in the South Island or Material by Maori in the AJHR. Published guides are included comprehensively, unpublished guides selectively.

• Guides to formats: such as theses (Union list of theses of the university of New Zealand) or manuscripts (National register of archives and manuscripts) or legislation. Published guides are included if the format is likely to contain significant Maori information. Unpublished guides are not included.

Published Guides: inclusions and exclusions.

Guides published on microform and databases held on computers have also been included, as have guides relating to unpublished information. As the primary focus of this project was to locate published guides the computer files, card indexes and other unpublished guides have only been included if they were noted in Millett’s Bibliographical Work in Progress 1980- or if they were referred to in other literature seen by the compiler such as leaflets published about the holding institution. It is clear that many more of these exist than are noted here, however, given the time limits of this project, this is an area which will require future research. Bibliographies published in journal literature are also only included on a selective bases. Although INNZ was checked (Index New Zealand which has indexed the contents of journals since 1987 ) for these it is apparent that many more exist than were located on INNZ. Users will therefore have to check indexes of likely journals for this literature. Bibliographies published within monographs have also, on the whole, been excluded. Again this is an area with potential for future research. In the interim, users of this bibliography should check on library catalogues for books published in the area of interest as those with substantial bibliographies usually have a note to that effect on the record. Another possible source for the contents of monographs is the Maori Bibliography computer database created and maintained by the New Zealand Collection Librarians at the University of Waikato.

Unpublished Guides: inclusions and exclusions.

Only a sample of the total guides which exist on unpublished information relating to Maori such as manuscripts and archives have been included. The coverage for published guides to unpublished information is comprehensive, as far as possible. However the unpublished guides to unpublished information have only been included selectively. They exist in a variety of formats: electronic, card indexes, unpublished typescripts. Therefore users interested in this information would be advised to check directly with the institution holding the manuscripts or archives to see the access provided. Details are sometimes provided in the institutions’ publicity leaflets on Maori information, in institution specific journals (eg. Friends of the Hocken Library Bulletin or Turnbull Library Record) and also in national directories such as National Register of Archives and Manuscripts. Again there is potential to compile a separate bibliography to these guides to Maori information in the future.

Users, arrangement and indexing.

The audience who would use this bibliography are librarians and those researching Maori information. Consequently the bibliography has been arranged by subject and format with cross references to facilitate access. At present guides are scattered within library collections so this arrangement will help users find the guides in their area of interest. It will also mean they can use the bibliography as a reference tool and only look at the categories of interest. Additional author and title indexes are provided. There are also three appendices. Appendix 1 contains “superseded Items”. This was included so that users would know the status of publications available in the collection of their library. Appendix 2. contains book catalogues. These are published and widely available however they are not usually a first choice for research as they only include items available at time of publication. However they may be valuable to supplement older bibliographies in these areas. The addenda includes items which were missed from the main numeric sequence. They have see also references in the main sequence under the appropriate subject category. The appendices and addenda are indexed. All items and cross references made refer to item numbers, App.1., App.2., or the Addenda. Titles in both Maori and English have been indexed under both languages.

Sources searched for material.

The sources checked to locate guides included:

1. Library Catalogues
The online catalogues as Victoria University of Wellington and the National Library of New Zealand. (A subject keyword search using “Maori” and “bibliography”.)The microfiche catalogue at Alexander Turnbull library was also checked using the subject heading “Maoris - bibliography”.

2. Library Collections
The compiler browsed the Maori reference collection at Alexander Turnbull Library, and at the National Library of New Zealand. (Including pamphlets - many useful guides fall into this category.)

3. Published Sources
The main published sources used were bibliographies located within some guides, such as Taylor. An important source for locating computer files and internally published guides was Millett’s Bibliographical work in New Zealand (item 25) although users should be aware that some bibliographies in the “in progress” section are never necessarily completed or published. Another useful source for locating unpublished bibliographies on Maori topics was Rimmer and Siddell’s Annotated bibliography of library school bibliographies. 1946 -72 (item 235), and the supplements to this.

4. NZBN
This was searched using Library of Congress Subject Headings. Bibliographies within monographs were not searched for due to time constraints.

5. INNZ
This was searched using the subject keywords Maori and bibliography.

Citation Style

The standard used for citations was Chicago B. However ,as no guide for citing computer databases could be located, these were cited in the following way.

Computer File Citations.

No date or publication is noted as it is unclear exactly when these files were created. The creator and or holding institution is noted.
Access conditions are noted.
The title of the database is underlined.

Abbreviations.

Abbreviations have generally only been used to cite the location of items. They translate as follows.

VUW	=	Victoria University of Wellington
NLNZ	=	National Library of New Zealand
ATL	=	Alexander Turnbull Library
MAO	=	Maori reference collection (at National Library of New Zealand or Alexander Turnbull library)
NZC	=	New Zealand Collection at National Library of New Zealand - this means it is open access for reference use in the reading room.
Rec #	=	item should be ordered from National Library.
=	item should be ordered from National Library.
App.	=	Appendix
INNZ	=	Index New Zealand
NZ	=	New Zealand
NZLIA	=	New Zealand Library and Information Association
NZNB	=	New Zealand National Bibliography
NZBN	=	New Zealand Bibliographic Network.

Acknowledgements

I would like to thank my supervisor Jim Traue for his advice which has been invaluable.
I would also like to thank Trudy and Megan for the proof reading and cups of coffee.

Abstract

This research is a bibliography of the guides, finding aids and bibliographies which exist to enhance access to Maori information.
It includes guides in all formats. It also covers guides to both published and unpublished information. However the bibliography is more comprehensive for published information.

To locate the guides library catalogues, printed sources and online sources were searched.

Keywords

Maori Information
Maori Bibliography
Bibliography of bibliographies
Maori Information Sources
Guides
Finding Aids

A bibliography of guides to Maori information

Archaeology

See also: 17

1. Barton, P. 1969. Bibliography of published work on the Maori: archaeology and related subjects, 1966-67. New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter. 12 (2): 108-115.
Available: NLNZ
Consists of around 100 items. Most items are not annotated. Only includes items published in 1966-67. An update to item 2. Has the same alphabetical arrangement and no annotations or indexing.

2. --------. 1967. Bibliography of New Zealand archaeology and related subjects, 1961-65. Wellington: Library School. Unpublished typescript.
Available: ATL q016.571 [1967] P
Organised alphabetically by author. Contains useful items on archaeology and Maori architecture but the lack of annotations and of additional indexes makes this bibliography of limited use. Mainly journal articles. Excludes items published in the New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter and items listed in the following bibliographies. [Bibliography of NZ archaeology from June 1961. New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter 1962. 5 (3): 200-2. and Bibliography of NZ archaeology from September 1962, New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter 1963. 6. (4): 197-8] This bibliography is partly superseded by item 12.

3. Bibliography of New Zealand archaeology from June 1961 - newsletter articles are not included. 1962. New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter 5 (3): 200-2.
Available: NLNZ
Consists of 28 items arranged alphabetically by author. Some have brief annotations regarding content. Includes articles published from June 1961 to September 1962. Item 4 continues this bibliography.

4. Bibliography of New Zealand archaeology from September 1962 - newsletter articles are not included. 1963. New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter 6 (4): 197-8.
Available: NLNZ
Consists of 18 items taken from a variety of New Zealand publications - ranging from the Journal of the Polynesian Society to the New Zealand Woman’s Weekly to chapters in monographs. Some of the items are annotated. Dates range from Sept 1962 to September 1963. Organised alphabetically by author. An update to item 3.

5. Bulmer, Susan. 1994. Sources for the archaeology of the Maaori settlement of the Tamaki volcanic district. Science and Research Series No. 63. Wellington: Dept. of Conservation.
Available: ATL Per SCI
This bibliography is divided by location. The scope of the bibliography is a comprehensive list of all written material on the archaeology of the Tamaki district, including published material and unpublished reports available in public collections. Each item discusses the site and notes sources of published information available pertaining to it. There is also a section listing general references which are useful for New Zealand archaeology and archaeology of the Auckland region. An important bibliography for studying archaeology in New Zealand despite some duplication of the sources listed for Auckland in Butler (below) This bibliography is comprehensive for this region therefore it should be one of the first places to look if Aucklalnd is the area of interest. Includes a separate author index. The detailed table of contents lists the sites included.

6. Butler, D. 1959. Bibliography of archaeology - Part 1. Polynesia: significant publications. Part 2. New Zealand: publications from 1950. Wellington: Library School. Unpublished typescript.
Available: ATL q016.571 1959 P , NLNZ 016 PAY.
The bibliography is divided into two main parts. New Zealand as part of Polynesia - divided into North Island, South Island and General Material. Items included date pre-1950. The second part consists of New Zealand publications from 1950 and the scope is inclusive. It is divided by subject and region. Part Two is not annotated. There is a separate subject/author/title index to each part. There are 84 items in part two and 17 items relating to NZ in part one. A useful bibliography for anyone interested in Maori archaeology. Wider scope than Bulmer (item 5).

7. Duff, R.S. and R.S.Allan. 1949. Selected bibliography of the anthropology of New Zealand 1900-1948. Christchurch: Seventh Pacific Science Congress.
Available: ATL q016.572 1949 P.
The author notes that literature relating to the Maori race is widely scattered and the quality of the various items varies greatly . Therefore, one assumes, that the items included are of varying quality. For pre-1900 items the author refers readers to A.Hamilton’s A Hand-list of certain papers relating more or less directly to the Maori race and published in Various Publications (item 31). For pre-1908 books relating to Maori the author refers readers to T.M.Hocken’s A Bibliography of the Literature Relating to New Zealand (item 24). This bibliography consists of an alphabetical (by author) list giving basic bibliographical information and is not annotated. There are no additional indexes. Despite its’ age it is still of value to anyone studying in this area because it has not been superseded. It mainly consists of journal articles.

8. Gotts, Susan M. 1971. Selective list of monographs in the Alexander Turnbull Library dealing with certain pre-European Maori artifacts. Wellington: Library School. Unpublished typescript.
Available: ATL q016.5729931 1971.
The bibliography focuses on smaller useful artifacts (tools/implements) rather than artistic artifacts and also includes personal ornaments. Includes journal articles which have been bound separately by ATL. The annotations, which are descriptive, mention the general content of works, give page references for artifacts, and note illustrations. There is an author title index. Items are organised into a subject division. Divided by type of artefact and also format (illustrative, journal articles) Does not give locations in ATL. Useful guide for someone studying in area because of detail given.

9. Green R.C. and G.S.Park. 1976. New Zealand prehistory - informing the public. New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter. 19 (4): 187-192.
Available: NLNZ
The authors note that this list is not definitive. It is organised by format: Books and Pamphlets and Articles. Arrangement within each sequence is alphabetical by author. None of the items are annotated. Dates of publication for items included range from 1969 - to the mid 1970s. Mainly seems to be of value if used in conjunction with Harris (below). Items on Maori topics are included. List is not so large that it cannot be scanned. No additional indexes.

10. Harris, Judith. 1976. Views on New Zealand’s prehistory: a select bibliography for the non-specialist reader 1968-76. Wellington: Library School. Unpublished typescript.
Available: NLNZ 016 PAY
This bibliography aims to help the non-specialist find material using both archaeological and non archaeological data. All items have full, critical annotations. Journal articles are included in the scope. The annotations also details the level of items included. Organised in a classified arrangement with an author and subject index and a title and keyword index. Does not include: “works clearly identified as for children or school use, works written by archaeologists for discussions among themselves, discussions of the origins of Polynesians - unless specifically discuss N.Z., myths, legends, literature and genealogical studies.” Also excluded are briefer, more popular accounts which are covered by R.C.Green and G.S.Park (above). All items cited are held in Wellington libraries. Also of value to researchers interested in Maori customs/culture.

11. MacLean, Janet. 1963. New Zealand Archaeology publications from 1959-62: a select bibliography. Wellington: Library School. Unpublished typescript.
Available: ATL. q016.913 (1963) p.
The bibliography is aimed at archaeology students and knowledgeable layperson. The focus is on excavating and site surveying. Divided into two parts. General material and material on specific sites. All important articles on specific sites included. Author and place name index. Brief descriptive annotations. See also bibliography by Stewart (below)

12. Stewart F. 1968. New Zealand archaeological literature 1963 - June 1968 Wellington: Library School. Unpublished typescript.
Available: NLNZ 016 PAY
Continues the bibliography compiled by Janet MacLean (item 11). Scope includes information “not dealing specifically with archaeological investigations, but highly relevant to the development of cultural framework theories for NZ”. Contains some of the same information as in Barton (item 2) but also includes material published in New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter and is annotated and indexed. Divided into a general section and then by region, including a pre-European Maori population areas. All items have brief descriptive annotations. The bibliography includes an author/sites and subject index. Consists of 222 items and appears to be fairly comprehensive. Formats covered include pamphlets, books, periodical articles and theses.

Architecture

Art

Biography

See also: 51, 126, 128, 152, 167, 199, 200, 236, 237.

39. Alexander Turnbull Library. 1995. Biographies Index: Rarangi Haurongo. Wellington, National Library of New Zealand. Published in microform.
Available: as a card index in reference area of National library and on microfiche, which can be purchased from National Library.
According to Millett this is “an index to biographical information in a wide range of published and some manuscript sources”. The microfilm consists of copies of the card index, each entry notes the person’s name and where the reference is located. In alphabetical order. The index was begun in the 1940s by staff at Alexander Turnbull Library. It covers both published and manuscript sources. Up to 1987 it included biographical articles from newspapers and serials, post 1987 this information is found in INNZ. Although the Biographies Index is now closed it remains an important source for anyone seeking biographical information on New Zealand people.

40. Buchanan, Helen. 1970. Te Rauparaha; a select bibliography. Wellington: Library School. Unpublished typescript.
Available: NLNZ 016 PAY
Divided into three sections by type of material: Primary Sources, Secondary Sources, and Portraits. It is organised alphabetically by author within sections and does not include material from newspapers or archive material. The author also notes that she has excluded poetry by and about Te Rauparaha. Most items have descriptive annotations - intended to indicate the content and level of the work. Author/title and subject index provided to help access items. This also contains material of interest to research on land, warfare and early New Zealand. Useful bibliography containing 128 items.

41. Erwin, R.N. 1964. Sir Apirana Ngata: a preliminary bibliography of his printed work. Wellington: Library School. Unpublished typescript.
Available: NLNZ 016 PAY
Compiled by R.N. Erwin as part of his work as a student of the Library School in 1962. Divided into three main categories by format. These are: Monographs and Pamphlets - includes items written and edited by Ngata, Contributions to Newspapers and Periodicals - mainly in Maori, only titles translated by Erwin, not summarised, and Parliamentary speeches and Reports - only includes the most important, not exhaustive. No separate indexes. Useful bibliography for anyone with an interest in Ngata or his work.

42. Sweetman, Sheryl. 1973. Sir James Carroll: a preliminary bibliography. Wellington: Library School. Unpublished typescript.
Available: NLNZ 016 PAY.
The bibliography is divided into: Section 1: this includes annotations from major parliamentary debates from Carroll’s time in parliament 1887-1919 and Section 2 : this includes periodical articles, theses and books about Carroll -not necessarily comprehensive. It also includes addenda noting useful manuscript sources held in Alexander Turnbull Library and National Archives. Items in Section 1 are arranged chronologically. Annotations give basic content of speech. Items in Section 2 are arranged by format and within this division alphabetically by author. Includes an author/title index and a subject index. Of obvious value to anyone interested in biographical information on Carroll but also useful as an insight into Maori issues and concerns in parliament at this time.

43. The People of Many Peaks: The Maori biographies from The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, Volume 1, 1769-1869. 1991. Wellington: Bridget Williams Books and The Department of Internal Affairs.
Available: widely
Contains the biographies of 161 Maori people who “made their mark” between 1769 and 1869. These biographies are also available in Maori language as: Nga Tangata Taumata Rau. 1990. Wellington: Allen & Unwin Ltd and the Department of Internal Affairs. The entries are arranged alphabetically by the subject of the biography. Each entry includes a bibliography of the sources used. Includes a list of tribal affiliations of the subjects. A tribal and hapu index and a nominal index.

44. The Turbulent Years: The Maori biographies from The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, Volume 2, 1870-1900. 1994. Wellington: Bridget Williams Books and The Department of Internal Affairs.
Available: widely
Contains the biographies of 84 Maori people who were prominent during these years. These biographies are also available in Maori language as: Nga Tangata Taumata Rau, 1994 Wellington: Bridget Williams Books and The Department of Internal Affairs. Bibliographical notes are listed after each entry. Organisation is the same as for Volume 1 ( listed above). Also includes tribal affilitations, a tribal and hapu index and a nominal index.

Computer Files

See also: 93, 95, 152, 200, 240, 246, 250.

45. Auckland City Libraries. Iwidex.
Computer file held at Auckland Public Library, New Zealand & Pacific Department. Not sighted.
This is a computer database of Auckland Public Library NZ&P sources. A computer file index to information on Iwi appearing in manuscripts, books, periodicals and newspapers. Probably compiled in the 1980s, still being updated. The main emphasis is on historical information. Index to Maori waka, traditions, waiata, haka, tribal whenua, maunga, carving, weaving, stories and whakapapa. Created to enable better access to whakapapa, history traditions and culture, marae and family histories for researchers.. Mainly indexes: books, unpublished material (eg. the Grey Maori manuscripts) and periodical and newspaper articles. According to Millett,¹ in 1994 it consisted of 950 entries. It is planned to publish print versions in sections - eg. Ngapuhi: Volume 1. 1993. Patricia French and Robin Hakopa. This is available: ATL Ref shelves Ref P q016.3058 IWI 1993. It consists of alphabetical subject/author index with item references. Items are arranged in sequence according to their item number in the database. Each entry notes the publication details, location, subjects, iwi and waka and includes a brief description of extent of item. Obviously extremely useful to any researcher interested in Ngapuhi. On a more general level it also is useful for biographical references to famous Maori and other historical interests. (eg. missions, land tenure) Millet² notes that Volume 2. “Tainui” is due for publication late 1994 however it does not appear to have been published yet.

Footnote:
1. Millett, A.P.U. and F.T.H. Cole 1993 Bibliographical Work in N.Z. work in progress and work published. Hamilton: University of Waikato Library.
2. Ibid.

46. Barton, Bill. Bibliography of mathematics in Maori education.
A computer file held by Bill Barton, at the University of Auckland in 1995.
Not sighted.
According to Millett Bibliographic Work in New Zealand 1995... the scope is all work relating to mathematics or mathematical themes in Maori education . It is kept as a computer file which is updated every six months. Seems to have been created in the early 1990s. The bibliography was due for publication in Mathematics in Maori Education. 1995. Auckland: Department of Mathematics, University of Auckland. It does not appear to have been published yet.

47. Canterbury Museum and Library. The Maori Research Index.- an index of people and place names indexed from manuscript and published items.
A computer file, access through the Canterbury Museum.
Not sighted.
According to a Canterbury Museum publicity leaflet, about 1500 people and 4,000 placenames have been indexed. The scope note in Te hikoi marama notes that “in conjunction with the Ngai Tahu Maori Trust Board, the library is preparing a Maori research index, indexing people, places, cultural items and concepts from all types of records held at the museum and relevant to South Island Maori”.

48. Laurie, John. Index to Minute Books of the Maori Land Court 1865-1910.
Held as a computer file accessible at the University of Auckland Library.
Not sighted.
According to Millett Bibliographical work in New Zealand... in 1994, this is compiled by the New Zealand and Pacific Department Librarians at the University of Auckland. The scope includes “judges and court minute books. Hearings are indexed by block name, witnesses names, type of case, length of case, place of sitting, whakapapa and hapu”. Progress at that stage (1994): Gisborne - completed to 1900, Kaipara and Whangarei completed to 1910.

49. University of Waikato. Library. New Zealand Collection Librarians Bibliography of the Waikato region. Edited by R.C. Hallett and A.P.U. Millett.
Held as a computer file available through the Waikato University Library OPAC.
A 1988 print version is also available: VUW r Z4120.3 B582 1988.
This bibliography “is intended to include all books, theses, newspaper supplements and periodical articles which deal in whole or in part with the Waikato region”. Compiled in the 1980s. It is intended to be continually updated online and to extend the coverage to include the King Country and Coromandel regions. It provides widespread access to the contents of books which is not available elsewhere. Items are not annotated.
There is a 1986 printout of this available. It is entitled Maori Studies - publications extracted from bibliography of the Waikato region. It is available at VUW rZ4127 M2 M296, and on the ATL reference shelves. It is organised into broad sections by subject then further subdivided by topic. Subject headings: Fiction, History, Maoris, Power and energy, recreation and sport, social and economic conditions, trade and industry. Contains a subject and author index. This printout remains an important source for anyone with an interest in Maori studies. If users cannot access the computer file which is most up to date, then they can use the 1988 published version or the 1986 printout. The main value of the printout of Maori studies publications extracted from the bibliography.. is because it separates out all the items relevant to Maori studies. (other than the “Maori” section these are only accessible in the 1988 print version by checking all the references under “Maori” in the index)

50. University of Waikato. Library. New Zealand Collection Librarians Index to Te Ao Hou, Te Maori and Te Kaunihera Maori. Edited by Marie Ward and Kay Young.
Held as computer file available at Waikato.
Not sighted.
According to the abstract in Millett (1995) this may be published in print in 1996. “All items except those of only general interest are indexed. Obituaries and book reviews are included unless these are not specifically of Maori relevance”. The index is still proceeding and is held as a computer file of more than 4,000 records which is regularly updated.

51. University of Waikato. Library. New Zealand Collection Librarians. Maori biography bibliography. Edited by Richard German.
A computer file held at Waikato University.
Not sighted.
This bibliography is noted by Millett Bibliographical work in progress 1993... The scope is “ to index Maori biographies” The file is regularly updated and publication is not intended.

52. University of Waikato. Library. New Zealand Collection Librarians Maori bibliography.
Held as a computer file with telnet access over the Internet. Telnet to: library.waikato.ac.nz (username: OPAC)
“The Maori bibliography indexes material on all aspects of Maori studies. It is, however, intended to supplement other sources of information. It does not usually index material that can be easily found in library online catalogues, INNZ, JPS, AJHR. It indexes chapters or sections in books, theses and conference proceedings and some iwi newspapers”.³ Particularly strong on Maori history and culture. It is kept as a computer file of more than 2,000 records (1995) and is regularly updated. Publication is not intended.

Footnotes:
3. Publicity leaflet received from New Zealand Collection Librarians at Waikato University on The Maori Bibliography=Te Rarangi Pukapuka Maori.

53. University of Waikato. Library. New Zealand Collection Librarians Maori literature bibliography.
Held as a computer file.
Not sighted.
According to the abstract in Millett Bibliographical work in progress (1993), this “includes works by Maori authors, critical works, and works portraying Maori in literature”. A computer file which consisted of more than 250 records in 1993, and is regularly updated.

Consultation

54. Weatherall, Sally. 1994. Maori consultation - a bibliography. In Ka Mahi Tonu - biculturalism in New Zealand Librarianship, 1992-1994, compiled by John Garraway and Chris Szekely, 33. Wellington: N strategy Bicultural Actions Group in association with NZLIA.
Available: NLNZ MAO PAM 020.89994 KA 1994
A small bibliography aimed at librarians. It consists of 9 fully annotated items which have been published on consultation. Useful bibliography for anyone wishing to learn about the consultation process.

Culture, Customs and Traditions

See also: 1, 2, 10, 18, 19, 52, 66, 72, 80, 95, 163, 186, 187.

55. Dewes, Koro. 1966. Maori society and culture: a list of publications. Te Ao Hou. 54: 51-3
Available: ATL
A selective list emphasising modern Maori society and culture. Compiled as a guide for “adults studying Maori society and culture at university extension classes”. The compiler notes that many of the sources listed have specialised bibliographies. Organised by time period: The Maori before Cook, The Years Between, The Maori Today. The Maori today is subdivided into other topic areas: Population and socio-economic status, Health, social organisation and culture, culture and personality, religion, Maori-Pakeha relations, Maori literature, Fiction about Maoris and language study. Despite its age it is still a useful list of readings, although there are no annotations or indexing the classified approach makes location of relevant material easy.

56. Howard, Irwin et al. 1963. Culture and personality in the Pacific Islands: a bibliography. Honolulu: University of Hawaii Library (for) Anthropological Society of Hawaii.
Available: ATL 016.99 1963 P
Divided into two sections. Section one covers sources with a central relevance to culture and personality in the Pacific. Section 2 consists of items of more secondary interest. Includes: Australia, New Zealand, Micronesia, Melanesia and Polynesia. Includes sources up to January 1963. Organised alphabetically by author. Does include some material on New Zealand Maori but the lack of a subject index and lack of annotations means this information is not very accessible. The researcher would have to read through all the titles. The age of the bibliography also detracts from its value for current research.

57. Kaye, Margaret M. 1974. A bibliography of material relating to the marae in modern Maori society 1950-. Wellington: Library School. Unpublished typescript.
Available: ATL q016.5729931 KAY 1974 P
The bibliography is divided by subject and format. It has separate author, title and subject indexes. It is of value generally to students of Maori culture and specifically to those interested in Marae. The bibliography “aims to be comprehensive but excludes reports of openings, ceremonies on Marae”. The author note that material on Maori land is included as this is important for an understanding of the marae. All items have critical annotations noting the content and level of items. Particular marae are named in the subject index. There are 97 items in total. Although in need of updating this is a useful guide to the literature available on Marae and also literature relating to the role of Marae in Maori culture. Includes letters, journal articles and monographs. The detailed subject index increases its usefulness.

58. McGath, Vicki. 1976. General introduction to Polynesian culture: an annotated bibliography. Honolulu: Hawaii Bicentennial Commission.
Available: ATL q016.57299 MACG 1976 P .
The bibliography includes a section on ethnomusicology and intercultural education, and the general Pacific and then is organised on a geographical basis. Bibliography includes a small New Zealand section (around 30 items). All items are annotated (descriptive) and include basic bibliographic details. Books, journal articles and records are included. Lists only a selection of the items available and kept at a very general level. Useful as an introduction for the layperson or novice however most items are pre 1970 so it would need updating. No additional indexes.

59. Siddle, Graeme L. 1975. Aspects of Maoritanga: a select bibliography for public libraries. Wellington: Library School. Unpublished typescript.
Available at ATL: q016.5729931 SID 1975 P.
Items are divided into broad subject categories - representing the characteristics of Maoritanga. An author/title/subject index is provided for access. An attempt by the author to create a list of the most relevant items for use by librarians to ensure Maoritanga is covered in the library collection. The author has on the whole “omitted publications specifically for children or for use in formal education”. The resulting material is therefore at a higher level. Although this bibliography is in need of updating much of the material included is still available and useful today. All the items are annotated and the content still seems to be of value for librarians setting up Maori collections now.

Education

See also: 46, 113, 114, 143, 156, 157, 164, 175, 221, 251.

60. Benton, Nena B. et al. 1989. Bilingual education: an annotated selected bibliography for New Zealand teachers. Wellington: Te Wahanga Maori Bilingual Education Network, New Zealand Council for Educational Research.
Available: only at Department of Education, couldn’t trace at NLNZ
Aimed at selecting the literature relevant to school teachers in New Zealand who are teaching in bilingual schools. It is divided into three sections. The first is on Essential Sources (general), the second is on Important Sources - part 1 is on NZ, part 2 is on other countries, and the third section includes interesting additional readings. Entries are organised alphabetically by author within each section. All items are fully annotated. There is an author/title/subject index. Consists of 59 items, important guide to readings available in this area. The organisation allows readers only interested in the NZ situation to find items of interest easily.

61. Benton, Richard. comp. 1983. Register of research relating to Maori language and education, March 1979 to August 1983. Wellington: New Zealand. Council for Educational Research.
Available: ATL P Box 499.4 BEN 1983.
This register updates two earlier registers of research relating to Maori schooling (Jan 1975-June 1977, June 1977-March 1979) however the scope has been broadened to include language and education. Divided into two sections: completed projects and current, ongoing and proposed projects. Within each section further subject division into “studies dealing mainly with the Maori language” and “other”. Includes indexes to topics and researchers. Each entry includes information on the name of researcher, title of project, sources of funding and a description of the project and contact name. Although this is not a bibliography to published material, as such, I am including it because it is important for researchers on these Maori topics to know of its existence and also some of these projects may not be accessible through normal bibliographic channels (grey literature).

62. Coppell, W.G. 1977. A world catalogue of theses and dissertations concerning the education of the peoples of the Pacific Islands, including the New Zealand Maori. Honolulu: Pacific Islands Studies Program, University of Hawaii.
Available: ATL qPer PAC 1977:1 P
Includes work at Masters and Doctorial levels although some bachelors theses have been included if the topic was considered particularly significant. Diploma theses from New Zealand are included as these are at postgraduate level - this makes it particularly useful as it gives additional access not provided by the Union list of theses of the University of New Zealand which only lists M.A. and Phd level theses (item 236). The items are organised alphabetically by author and not annotated. Notes the author, title, university, date, length and degree. There is also an author and subject index organised by country. The New Zealand section includes items on New Zealand Maori and on Pacific islanders in New Zealand. The bibliography is also dated now as it only covers up to the end of 1976. However it does collate work done in this area and points scholars interested in the area to past research.

63. Earle, Virginia. 1993. Two decades of bilingual education in New Zealand: developments from 1972-1991: a selective annotated bibliography. Occasional papers in bibliography and librarianship no. 24. Wellington: Victoria University of Wellington. Dept. of Library and Information Studies.
Available:NLNZ NZC PAM 016.37197994 EAR 1993.
Divided into two sections. The International Context (theories, issues and case studies) and Bilingual education in New Zealand (Developments from 1972-1991). There is an author/title/subject index to the items. The target audience is students of education. The first section is a selection of the major theories and issues relating to bilingual education. Chronological arrangement within each section. All items are annotated indicating scope and value. An important and useful bibliography for anyone interested in bilingual education particularly in the NZ context.

64. Gordon, Kathleen. 1964. Maori education 1940 - 1964, a bibliography. Wellington: Library School. Unpublished typescript.
Available: NLNZ 016 PAY.
The content of this bibliography has been largely duplicated by Roth 1964 (see item 73). However, as Roth is not annotated, the Gordon bibliography is valuable as it indicates the content of items. The Gordon bibliography is divided into broad subject categories with further subdivisions within each subject. Contains author/title/subject index. Its value is limited by its small size (55 items). Anyone with a serious interest in this area would probably be better advised to go straight to the Roth bibliography and use this one to supplement the information located there.

65. He kete kupu korero: a bibliography of readings on te kohanga reo and kura kaupapa Maori. 1992. 2d. ed. Richard Rapatu, project co-ordinator 1991, edited by Margie Hohepa, 1992. Auckland: University of Auckland, Research Unit for Maori Education.
Available: VUW r Z4127 M2 K43.
A bibliography of reading resources relevant to Te Kohanga Reo and Kura Kaupapa Maori. Divided into three sections: Material directly related to Te Kohanga Reo, Material directly related to Kura Kaupapa Maori and general educational references with relevance to Te Kohanga Reo, and Kura Kaupapa. Some items have brief annotations. In alphabetical author sequence. No additional indexes which detracts from usefulness. The first two sections are quite small and therefore easy to scan. Includes a note that is “not intended as the definitive bibliography but as a start”. Items include letters, reviews, chapters from monographs. Most material included is recent.

66. He taonga iti: suggested resources for Taha Maori in early childhood education. 1988. Wellington: Department of Education.
Available: NLNZ MAO PAM 016 TAO 1988.
Organised into sections by the producers of the resources and by subject. Subject areas include: Language learning resources, Maori heritage, and Stories in Maori and English. The aim of the publication is to “draw together a selection of the available Maori resources for those teaching young children. Care has been taken to ensure that resources of quality are included in this bibliography”. Items are arranged alphabetically and are annotated indicating possible use. No additional indexes provided but publication seems to meet the needs of its intended audience.

67. Hirsh, Walter. 1990. A report on issues and factors relating to Maori achievement in the education system. Wellington: Ministry of Education.
Available: NLNZ NZC 371.97994 HIR 1990.
Divided into three sections: an introduction, an outline of the issues and the bibliography. The bibliography is arranged alphabetically by author and contains material on bilingual education, Maori education, and race relations. There are also reports by institutions on educational initiatives such as scholarships, Kura Kaupapa. Gives a useful list of bibliographical references for researchers interested in Maori education. No additional indexing (ie. subject, author) available.

68. Lander, Josie, Karen Burnett, and Jim Marshall. 1993. The retention of Maori in schooling: a partially annotated bibliography (Te tari rangahau o te matauranga Maori). Monograph No. 17. Auckland: Research Unit for Maori Education, University of Auckland.
Available: NLNZ MAO PAM 016.371979942 LAN 1993.
This bibliography is of value to researchers working in areas related to Maori schooling and education. It is in alphabetical arrangement by author and includes journal articles, monographs and grey literature such as theses. There are no additional indexes and material included dates from the 1950s to 1980s. Most items are annotated.

69. McKenzie M.B. 1970. Maori education 1960-69: a bibliography. Wellington: New Zealand Council for Educational Research.
Available: NLNZ NZC 016.3709931 MCK 1970.
This was originally prepared as a bibliography for Library School in 1969. The author attempts to bring together all material available on facets of Maori education with items with sociological relevance to the subject. Newspaper articles were excluded from the bibliography and the majority of items are journal articles. The cut off date for inclusion in the bibliography was 30 September 1969 - there are additional entries in the 1970 edition. Divided by subject into 13 sections. Most items have descriptive annotations. Contains an author/title index. Includes chapters from monographs, letters, editorials and grey literature such as reports and theses. The author also indicates where the item can be located. Items have cross references to relevant related items in bibliography. Very useful comprehensive bibliography on Maori education although a little old now.

70. New Zealand Council for Educational Research. 1985. NZCER 1934-1984: The Published Record - a bibliography of NZCER and NZCER staff publications. Compiled by Elaine Marland and Keith Pickens. Wellington: NZCER.
Available: NLNZ NZC
Divided by topic, including a section on Maori education, language and culture. Although this does duplicate some of the material covered by Benton: Te wahanga Maori: publications and documents (see item 70). It is a useful additional source for items which are relevant but not published by Te Wahanga Maori. It is organised chronologically and there are 181 items. It is more substantial than Te wahanga Maori: publications and documents, easier to use and probably more widely available. Te wahanga Maori: publications and documents does have more recent material as it goes up to 1988, but this bibliography dates further back including material as early as 1940. Includes an author and subject descriptor index.

71. New Zealand Council for Educational Research. Te Wahanga Maori. 1988. Te Wahanga Maori: publications and documents, 1972-88. Compiled by Richard Benton. Wellington: Te Wahanga Maori, Te Runanga Whakawa Matauranga o Aotearoa.NZCER
Available: NLNZ NZC PAM 016.4994 NEW 1988.
A pamphlet which lists most papers, articles, and other material made available through the Te Wahanga Maori, NZCER and NZCER Maori Unit publications as well as items published elsewhere. The list indicates availability of item. Listed by type of publication which makes this less user friendly than it could be but it is important as it lists a lot of grey literature. At the end all the publications included are listed by topic and item references are listed. No author index or annotations. The only way to access the material in this publication is by reading through all the titles. Therefore it is quite confusing to access the information but still a useful source. (Supersedes the earlier 1986 publication: Publications and documents prepared by Te Wahanga Maori/The Maori Unit, NZCER to July 31 1986)

72. New Zealand. Department of Education. 1984. Taha Maori: a resource list; a list of materials available from resource division. Compiled by Derek Mihotich. Wellington: Dept. of Education. Unpublished typescript.
Available: located on NZBN, not available at NLNZ, at Ministry of Education Library.
This is a list of materials available from the Resource Division, Department of Education, in 1984. It is divided into four parts. 1. Material from School Journal, 2. Material from Post-Primary Bulletin, 3. Films and Filmstrips NFL, 4. Tapes, VPU/Records NFL. Items are listed alphabetically by author, or by title in sections 3 and 4. Each item has a brief description and a note on where it can be located. No additional indexing. Provides access to articles with Maori content in the School Journal and Post Primary Bulletin. Also gives access not provided anywhere else to audiovisual resources on Maori topics. Still of value to teachers, but not widely available.

73. Ranby P. 1978. Theses and dissertations on Maori education 1970 -1976. Wellington: Te Wahanga Maori, New Zealand Council for Educational Research.
Available: NLNZ L 016.3709931 RAN 1978, ATL q016.37197 RAN 1978 P
“This bibliography of theses and dissertations on Maori education is the beginning of the updating of the work of Roth and McKenzie and consists of those items from Picken’s list which do not appear in the earlier bibliographies (K.Pickens Unpublished Degree and Diploma Studies in Education in New Zealand Journal of Educational Studies, Vol.11, No.1 (May 1976):80-3.”. The period covered fully is from 1970-76. Arranged alphabetically by author. Includes a separate subject index.

74. Roth B. 1964. A bibliography of New Zealand education. Wellington: New Zealand Council for Educational Research.
Available: NLNZ NZC 016.3709931 ROT 1964
Although this bibliography has a more general scope than solely Maori education (it aims to “list all works published within NZ on education and works on NZ education published outside NZ” ) there are entries under Maori in the subject index and therefore it provides some guidance to material which exists in this area. Items are not annotated and include various formats (theses, journal articles, government publications and monographs). For the years 1950-60 McKenzie (item 68), which is annotated is probably a more useful source for information in this area. However this bibliography is an important source for information published pre-1960.

75. Taha Maori resources = nga kete raukara: A catalogue prepared by the advisers on the education of Maori and Pacific Islanders. 1988. Auckland: Kohia Teachers Centre.
Available: NLNZ National Children’s Collection. L 016.993 TAHA MA
“The following catalogue is a composite file, taken from a variety of sources. The primary intention is to assist teachers by providing in one booklet, a quick reference for resources with a Maori theme or content”. Items are organised by the producer/publisher of the resource (Visual Production Unit, Audio Visual Resource, Department of Education., National Film Library Catalogue, Department of Education., School Journal Catalogue 1965-85, School Publications Branch, Department of Education.) Within each section a rough subject division. None of the sections by the various producers have been brought together by subject and there are no indexes making this source difficult to use. If the teacher was looking specifically by format (film or video or school journal) a check through all the items would probably result in locating items of value. The catalogue looks as though it has been quickly compiled without much thought concerning provision of access. Basically a print out of the various producers catalogues brought together in one booklet.

76. Wylie, Frank. 1969. Some attitudes towards Maori education, as found in the Appendices to the Journals of the House of Representatives, 1854 - 1875.
Wellington: Library School. Unpublished typescript.
The author of this bibliography notes that attitudes toward Maori education tend to overlap with attitudes toward inter-relationships between Maori and Pakeha in general, therefore the material included in the bibliography reflect the overlap. Items are organised chronologically and there is a name/subject index. Includes items on pakehas attitudes to Maori in the nineteenth century as well as details about Native Schools. However the value of the bibliography for research is limited by the very specific topic area and scope - it does not include offical attitudes in other publications such as New Zealand Gazette, The Parliamentary Debates and Provincial papers.

Film

See also: 18, 163

77. New Zealand Film Archive. 1987. He pito whakaatu a nga iwi Maori = Films of the tangata whenua: te Maori: te hokinga mai = the return home. Auckland City Art Gallery, 28 June - 10 Sept. 1987. Catalogue prepared by Jonathon Dennis. Wellington: New Zealand Film Archive.
This catalogue is “not intended to be the definitive catalogue of this material but it does include many of the more vigorous, important and moving films yet made in this country”. In the absence of a more complete listing this catalogue is of great value to anyone researching Maori films. Although it duplicates some of the material listed below it is more comprehensive listing around 60 films. Films are arranged chronologically. Each item has a brief content note, title, production, photography, length and type of film used. It also includes a title index. Includes documentaries and television productions.

78. --------. 1984. Maori and Pacific films from New Zealand/ Des films Maoris & Pacifiques de la Nouvelle Zelande, 1901-1984. Wellington: The New Zealand Film Archive.
Divided into the following categories: Early Maori films, Contemporary New Zealand films, Films of the Pacific and Feature films. Within each section films are arranged chronologically. Each film has details on the producer, photographer and a brief note on content. Around 65 films are listed.

79. --------. 1985. New Zealand films: presented by the New Zealand Film Archive at the Pacific Film Archive. Wellington: The New Zealand Film Archive.
Available: ATL P Box 791.43 NZ.FIL 1985
This is a catalogue of the films which were shown at the Pacific Film Archive, University Art Museum, University of California from the 7th to the 28th September 1985. It is organised chronologically by the date the films were shown. Some of the categories organised were: films of the tangata whenua, independent film making, films by New Zealand women as well as full length cinema films. The catalogue includes both television programmes, documentaries and films. Each entry has a brief description.

Fisheries

80. McDowall, Robert M. and C.K. Holmes. eds. 1993. A bibliography of Maori fisheries in New Zealand fresh waters. New Zealand Freshwater Research Report, No.8. Christchurch: NIWA Freshwater
Available: NLNZ Rec # 476528
476528
Contains references on Maori freshwater fishes and fisheries. “The nature of the references listed in this bibliographies varies widely. They range from carefully documented scientific or historical records, to trivial comments in passing”. The stated aim of the bibliography is: inclusion of references that contribute to an overall understanding of what Maori knew about freshwater fishes, how they exploited them and how they valued them . All items are annotated and notes indicate importance of reference. The author has aimed for comprehensive scope. Items are organised in alphabetical author sequence and there is no separate indexing. This bibliography will be of value to researchers making claims under the treaty and also to students interested in Maori customs and culture.

Health

See also: 147, 224.
See also: Medicine

81. Kilgour, Ruth. 1990. Hauora Maori literature review: a report to Te Wahanga. Wellington: Health Research Services, Department of Health.
Available: Health Department Library, Ministry of Womens Affairs, Wellington
Medical library. (see holdings on NZBN)
Not sighted.

82. Mackay, Pat. 1985. The health of Maori people: a review prepared for Northland Community College, March 1985. Whangarei: The College
Available: NLNZ MAO PAM 613.089994 MCK 1985
The review is organised into subject areas, Appendix 2 consists of a bibliography. This is divided into two sections: Maori health, and Maori healing practices. Although some of the references listed are duplicated in bibliography of the report by Rolleston listed below not all are, therefore it is worth checking. Within each section items are arranged alphabetically by author.

83. Maori mental health: a resource kit. 1988. Auckland: Mental Health Foundation of New Zealand.
Available: NLNZ but only held in Invercargill.
Not sighted.

84. National Training Resource Centre. 1992. Te Tieke: A directory of Maori resources. Levin: National Training Resource Centre.
Available: NLNZ Rec # 423010
423010
Created as the starting point for an accessible resource base of Maori and cultural issues in the field of intellectual disability. It is divided into four sections. Library resources, video and audio tapes, papers/articles/reports etc. and contact people. All items are annotated. Topics covered include: Maori attitudes towards mental health, the impact of culture on their needs as well as Maori health issues. The scope is limited to resources available through the resource centre.

85. Pomare, E.W. and Gail M. De Boer. 1988. Hauora Maori standards of health: a study of the years 1970-1984. Special Report Series 78. Wellington: Department of Health.
Available: NLNZ MAO 362.1039994 POM 1988
The book is organised by subject and the references are found at the back. Lists 110 items some of which relate to health generally in New Zealand and some of which are on Maori health. Some duplication with the item by Rolleston below but also contains different relevant references. Mainly consists of material from medical journals, Maori health statistics publications and WHO publications. Seem to be organised in the order they were referred to in the publication.

86. Rolleston, Sam. 1989. He Kohikohinga: A Maori health knowledge base. Wellington: Department of Health.
Available: NLNZ MAO PAM 306.46108 Rol 1989
“A report on a research project for the Department of Health conducted into Maori health 1988-89 by Sam Rolleston. The report discusses Maori views on health and also traditional Maori medicine. For researchers the “Booklist” at the back is valuable. It is organised alphabetically by author and includes monographs, journal articles and theses as well as some unpublished papers. None of the items are annotated but the list is valuable because it draws together research on Maori health - including current medical research and articles from medical journals. 10 pages of references.

87. Scott, P. comp. 1988? Maori mental health: a bibliography. Unpublished typescript.
Available: ATL reference shelves Folder Maori Sources - Additional Readings
Organised alphabetically by author, not annotated. A useful reading list consisting mainly of journal articles. Very relevant for Maori health. Seems to have been compiled from references in The New Zealand Royal Commission on Social Policy, volume 4. Report of the royal commission on social policy = Te komihana a te karauna mo nga ahuatanga-a-iwi. Discussion booklet no.1. 1988. Wellington: The Commission.

Indexes to journals and serials.

See also: 50.

88. Brown, Dorothy. 1993. Journal of the Polynesian Society: centennial index 1892-1991. Auckland: The Society.
Available: NLNZ MAO JPS INDEX.
Includes indexing under name of author and that of “person providing the information”. The main content of the index is the author/title/subject sequence. There is also a separate sequence for book/film/recording reviews. Items are not annotated. As the Journal of the Polynesian Society contains so much information relating to the Maori and the Pacific area this index is of great value to researchers.

89. Costello, Carol. 1989. Te Wananga index. Wellington: New Zealand Historical Publications Branch.
Available: ATL P q079.931 COS 1989.
Te Wananga was written in both Maori and English although there were not always English translations. There is little cross referencing between Pakeha names and Maori equivalents in the index therefore it is important for the user to check both and to check variations of names. Covers years 1874-75. Separate section at the back lists whakapapa from Te Wananga and notes the issue it appeared in. Of value if trying to track specific person or reference. Mainly lists peoples names rather than subjects in index.

90. Index to British parliament papers on Australia and New Zealand 1800-1899. 1974. Dublin: Irish University Press.
Available: NLNZ
Published in two volumes. “This index is a content analysis (by subjects, persons and places) of these papers”. There is a chronological list of papers indexed, and a subject/person/place index. There are a large number of entries listed under Maori including: Wars, agriculture, crime, customs, education, employment, land etc. The only information given under the listing is the volume number, session, paper number, page number of paper. All the volume numbers refer to the Irish University Press 1000-volume series of British Parliamentary papers. Offers excellent detailed subject access to these papers. Supercedes publication by Margaret J. Adam, John Ewing and James Munro in 1913. A Guide to the principal parliamentary papers relating to the dominions, 1812-1911.

91. Index to the Appendices to the Journals of the Legislative Council and House of Representatives of New Zealand. 1854-1913, 1914-1922, 1923-1938,1939-53, 1954-1963. Wellington: Government Printer.
A chronological index to the contents of the Journals of the House of Representatives. Allows basic subject access to each section of the years listed above. To find all the information on a subject all the indexes would have to be checked. As a lot of valuable information is contained in the journals this is worthwhile. But first check because some bibliographies on specific topics have been created to provide easier access.(See items 75, 94, 95, 102, 178, 250).

92. Smith, Ailsa. 1988. Index to first three volumes of Te Karanga (Vol.1, no.1 May 1985 - Vol. 3, no. 4 February 1988) Christchurch: Canterbury Maori Studies Association.
Available: ATL reference shelves.
Te Karanga is the quarterly magazine of the Canterbury Maori Studies Association. They intend to publish an updated index after 6 volumes. The index includes subject access as well as a separate alphabetical list of contributors, and an alphabetical list - by book author - of book reviews, and a separate list of letters.

Land

See also: 40, 48, 90, 91, 147, 148, 178, 182, 184, 214, 215.
See also: Maori manuscripts & archives, items by Hargreaves in addenda.

93. Bassett, Heather, Rachel Steel and David Williams. 1994. The Maori land legislation manual = Te puka ako hanganga mo nga ture whenua Maori. Wellington: Crown Forestry Rental Trust.
Available: NLNZ MAO 346.930432 BAS 1994
This guide was written and compiled for Crown Forestry Rental Trust and is available in both print and electronic format. It was updated in 1995 by The Maori land legislation manual = Te puka ako hanganga mo nga ture whenua Maori: volume 2. (Wellington: Crown Forestry Rental Trust. 1995) which is availablefrom the Alexander Turnbull Library. The contents are drawn from a comprehensive scrutiny of all legislation enacted in New Zealand affecting Maori or Maori land from 1840-1993. It summarizes important pieces of legislation and notes the historical context. Items are organised chronologically. A Table of Contents lists the short title and the year of legislation. All legislation included has information on whether it has been repealed, an outline of relevant sections, commentary, date of assent and commencement as well as giving cross references to relevant sources (if they exist). The subject categories used are listed at the front of the print version - obviously these are more important if searching the computer disk. There are no cross references to link subjects made in the hard copy.

94. Crown Forestry Rental Trust. 1994. A list of theses relevant to research on claims to the Waitangi Tribunal. Compiled by the Crown Forestry Rental Trust Historical Research Unit. Unpublished typescript.
Available: not held at National Library , available at The Waitangi Tribunal Library.
The compilation consists of “relevant excerpts” from The Union List of Higher Degree Theses (up to 1989). From 1989-93 the list was compiled from various other sources, such as university calendars. Arranged chronologically, then by university department, then alphabetically by author. Quite a wide interpretation of scope, it includes not just Maori theses but those on topics such as international relations, politics - the link to the claims is not immediately apparent from the title. Final section covering from 1989-93 is arranged alphabetically. Difficult to use because there is no subject access. Really only of value if the researcher firstly knows that the thesis exists and secondly knows the date. More direct access to unknown N.Z. theses is provided through the union list as there is a subject index. Until the supplement of theses presented since 1989 is compiled it is the only available source for post 1989 theses.

95. Customary Maori land and sea tenure=Nga tikanga tiaki taonga o nehera. 1991. Wellington: Nga Kairangahau, Manatu Maori.
Available: NLNZ MAO 016.34693043 CUS 1991.
A bibliography of sources of information about traditional Maori rights of tenure over land and water. Does not include published secondary material but mainly consists of items taken from primary sources. Organisation: consists of an introductory section detailing sources and exclusions, the bibliographical references and the indexes. Sources searched included: evidence presented to Waitangi Tribunal, early minute books of Maori Land court, Appendices to the Journals of the House of Representatives and older records of Native Department. The introduction details dates and specific files containing useful data. Some diaries, journals, Maori manuscripts and periodicals were also searched but less systematically. The bibliography consists of records downloaded from a database. Details of Iwi, author, reference, date and brief details are given. According to the authors the bibliography is organised by main subject categories and item number. This is not at all clear to the casual user. In the main bibliography the subject categories are not clearly labelled or separated. Additional access is however provided with a detailed subject index giving cross references to the item number and titles as well as an Iwi index.

96. Maori land legislation 1862-1908: annotations. 1993. Compiled by Tarah Nikora and Tom Bennion. Waitangi Tribunal Occasional Publication No. 1. Wellington: Waitangi Tribunal, Department of Justice.
Available: NZC MAO 346.930432 MAO 1993.
Intended as an “aid to finding the law in force affecting Maori land transactions from 1862-1908”. This publication aims to make it easier for the researcher to identify legislation in force. It also lists amendments. It only includes statutes from 1862-1908 which “deal in a general way with Maori Land”. The acts can be accessed chronologically by name, or by enactment or repeal dates. The volume also includes a copy of Thomas Mackay’s Synopsis of Legislation affecting the alienation and disposition of interests in native lands from 1862-1890 (Appendices of the Journal of the House of Representatives 1891, G-1A) - this lists the acts chronologically and notes intent of legislation. Very legal content - intended to help establish the state of the law at a given date. No separate indexing which means the researcher must know the date of the legislation - or look through all the acts chronologically.

97. Maori land claims as recorded in Appendices to Journal of House of Representatives and the Legislative Council from 1855-1985. 1987. Prepared by staff of Parliamentary Library . Unpublished typescript.
Available: printout held at ATL Ref P f346.931043089 MAO 1987, a copy can also be bought on microfiche.
This index does not include all Maori claims made to parliament for land, only those petitions tabled. It also excludes Pakeha claims for Maori land, petitions asking changes to Native Lands act, negotiating a land sale or asking for increase in rent or correspondence and claims covered in Middle Island Native Claims, 1889-1890: report showing natives to whom it is proposed to give land; together with a list of the natives whose claims have been rejected, Appendices to the Journals of the Legislative Council, No. 12. Organised in chronological order. Each entry details the claimant (individual/tribe), a description of the claim, unusual notes or circumstances of claim and the location in the Appendices to Journals of the House of Representatives. Of limited value because in order to access the information it is necessary to know the year the claim was made. It does shortcut looking through all Appendices to the Journals of the House of Representatives indexes and contents pages and is less bulky but the lack of indexing of claimants, iwi and regions detracts from its value.

98. Material by Maori from the Appendices to the Journals of the House of Representatives 1860-69. 1993. Compiled by Evan Morgan and Jane Falloon. Waitangi Tribunal Occasional Paper 2. Wellington: Waitangi Tribunal Division, Department of Justice.
Available: NLNZ MAO 993.022 APP 1993, ATL Ref P q993.1 APP 1993 260576.
Organised chronologically by year. Aimed at assisting researchers into claims or with interest in this era. Consists of copies from Appendices to the Journal of the House of Representatives of material by Maori. Most of the material is in Maori with accompanying translations. Access is also available via a people and place index for each year. This is useful publication because it enhances access to this information by providing the copies in one volume. The index also provides additional access.

99. Mutch, Kevin, comp.1990. Survey and index of royal and other commissions concerning Maori land claims 1856-1975. Edited by Juliet McLean in 1990. Compiled as coursework for Maori Land Law, Victoria University of Wellington, 1984.
Available: NLNZ MAO
The author attempts to identify the relevant Royal commission, name its members, note where information can be found and briefly note the issues discussed. An index of places, statutes, concepts and broad headings is provided. The citations for the more important commissions are quite detailed whereas others are only a sentence. The index is useful to identify commissions relating to specific regions and would also be useful for Iwi related information. Useful to locate land related information contained in commission reports for this period.

100. New Zealand. Native Land Court. 1879. Important judgements delivered in the compensation court and native land court 1866-1879. Auckland: Henry Brett, General Steam Printer.
Available: ATL Ref 347.9 P NZ NAT.
Divided into judgements delivered by the Compensation Court and those by the Native Land Court. Lists the name of the plaintiff or name of the land block. No other access provided. Contains whakapapa.

101. New Zealand. National Archives 1989-90. Raupatu Document Bank: introduction and list of contents. Wellington: Waitangi Tribunal Division, Department of Justice.
Available: NLNZ Maori reference collection.
This volume explains the content and scope of the document bank as well as exclusions. “The Raupatu document bank is a set of copies of official documents likely to be relevant to confiscation claims before the Waitangi Tribunal. The project is limited to official public records created or collected by Government agencies. Including: 1. Official Publications - NZ Statutes, Gazettes, Appendices to the Journal of the House of Representatives. 2. Public Archives - mainly at National Archives 1860-1980”. The actual volumes of the document bank are arranged by record group or type of record. Major types of record group are in colour coded bindings. The list of contents aims to give a general idea of the contents of the records copied, the column number and sometimes the page number. This index volume lists what was copied (file number, date, name, comments) and in which volume the copy is located. The content lists for the Appendices to the Journal of the House of Representatives are in a separate volume. (see item 99).

102. --------. 1989-90. Raupatu Document Bank: AJHR lists. Wellington: Waitangi Tribunal Division, Department of Justice.
Available: NLNZ Maori reference collection
Lists in chronological order the reference (shoulder number), title, part, date, comments and an asterisk notes if the item was copied in the document bank.

103. --------. 1989-90. Raupatu Document Bank: maps list. Wellington: Waitangi Tribunal Division, Department of Justice.
Available: NLNZ Maori reference collection
Organised into geographical sections. (Auckland/Waikato, Bay of Plenty, Hawkes Bay, North Island, Poverty Bay, Taranaki, Tauranga.) Within each section the file number, title, date, boundary and any comments relating to the map are listed.

104. New Zealand. Department of Maori Affairs. 1967. A record and index of minute books of Maori Land Courts, microfilmed 1865-1900 Volume No. 1. Wellington: Dept. of Maori Affairs.
Available: ATL q333 [1961-67] P
Includes a pencil note that National Archives have more recent indexes from 1900-. A printed inventory to the microfilms of the New Zealand. Native Land Court Minute Books, 1865-1900. Consists of a numerical list of the reels and their contents. It also includes an index to the Maori Land Court Minute books. Organised by land court district each entry details the place of sitting, microfilm reference number, the place and dates of sittings and the judge. The microfilms for the Maori Land Court Minute Books: New Zealand 1865-1906, and Tai Tokerau 1900-1962 are available at ATL. ATL also holds the index, in a folder, to Tai Tokerau and the indexes to the following microfilms held by National Archives. All the indexes are arranged in the same way as I have noted above. National Archives has copies on microfilm of Vol. 3 Waikato-Maniapoto, Vol. 4 Waiariki, Vol. 5 Tairawhiti, Vol 6 Aotea, Vol. 7 Ikaroa, Vol.8 South Island. Indexes to these are available at ATL manuscripts.

105. Paterson, Allison. 1973. Papers relative to the Waitara dispute, 1839-1860, in the Appendices to the Journals of the House of Representatives for 1860-1861. Wellington: Library School. Unpublished typescript.
Available: NLNZ 016 PAY
Chronological arrangement of documents which led up to Waitara dispute. Does not include documents on the conduct of the ensuing war. Includes a separate author/title index and a subject index. All items have brief descriptive annotations. Of particular value to the tribe affected (for land claims research) and of value for historical information because it gives access to information in Appendices to the Journals of the House of Representatives. The bibliography is also useful to anyone interested in government policy, history and land disputes. Good access is provided through the subject index. Of value to follow up information on both Maori and Pakeha involved in dispute. Consists of 198 items.

106. Sissons, Lesley M. 1970. Principles of Maori land tenure: a bibliography. Wellington: Library School. Unpublished typescript.
Available: ATL q 016.33332 1970 P, or NLNZ 016 PAY.
Divided into sections: these are monographs, pamphlets/ parliamentary papers/ periodical articles/ theses etc., Cases (mainly Maori Land Court Judgements) and Wastelands. Includes a separate index by author, region and title. Omissions include items which discussed Maori land tenure in a general way or only covered small aspects. Also does not include legal interpretations of Maori land tenure - eg. from Maori Land Court. The critical annotations are useful pointers for likely value of items included in bibliography. The author limits the scope to items available in Wellington libraries. The author notes that important materials which were not consulted include manuscripts, newspapers, parliamentary debates and minute books of Maori land court. This bibliography would be of value used in conjunction with Customary Maori land and sea tenure (item 92) because of difference in scope. It has a less legal focus. Consists of 65 items.

107. Tai whati: judicial decisions affecting Maoris and Maori land, 1958-1983. 1984. Wellington: Department of Maori Affairs.
Available: NLNZ NZC 346.9310432026 TAI 1984.
Includes decisions of Maori and general courts and also references to post- 1958 writings relevant to the “law, and the Maori, and the development and administration of Maori land”. Intended to provide access not only for lawyers but also for planners, the public and Maori people. Only summaries of decisions are provided for this reason. Consists of: alphabetical table of cases summarised in text, an alphabetical list of Subject Headings in Index, and the Index (of cases incorporates references to books, theses, dissertations and articles not summarised in text, and the case summaries in chronological order). Seems to greatly increase the access available to court decisions relating to Maori.

108. Tai whati: judicial decisions affecting Maoris and Maori Land from 1958: 1984-85 supplement. 1986. Wellington: Dept. of Maori Affairs.
Available: ATL Ref P q346.9310432 TAI 1986.
Covers cases received during 1984-85 after the printing of the main text and also includes earlier cases omitted from the main text. Same index as item 106 but also has a chronological listing of case summaries. Very law focused but useful access for lawyers or those concerned with land claims.

109. Tai whati 1984-85 index to judicial decisions affecting Maoris and Maori land. 1987. Wellington: Department of Maori Affairs.
Available: NZC 346.9310432026 TAI 1984 (PF429)
Consists: 1. a table of cases summarised in the text., 2. List of Subject Headings in index., 3. Subject Index. Only indexes and covers 1984-85 cases. Useful access to judicial decisions as lists the parties involved as well as giving subject access to cases. (A separately published index, the content of which is identical to the index in the supplement listed above, item 105).

110. Turton, H.Hanson. comp. 1877-1883. Turton’s land deeds of the North Island. Wellington: Government Printer.
The microform version was copied from the originals in 1983. Wellington: National Library of New Zealand. The microform includes the following titles:
An epitome of official documents relative to Native Affairs and land purchases in the North Island of New Zealand
Maori deeds of land purchases in the North Island of New Zealand
Maori deeds of private land purchases in New Zealand from the year 1815-1840, with pre-emptive and other claims: together with a list of the old land claims and the report of Mr Commissioner F. Dillon Bell.
Plans of land purchases in the North Island of New Zealand.
Available: in microform at ATL, for purchase from NLNZ.
Original work consists of sections with indexes organised by Maori deed number. Also includes alphabetical indexes (by block name) to the deeds and deed receipts.

111. Welch, Miranda. 1978. New Zealand land question; the impact of official legislation, 1840-1858. Wellington: Library School. Unpublished typescript.
Available: NLNZ 016 PAY.
Divided into: contemporary sources and secondary sources. Includes a name index and a title index. Does not include manuscripts, newspapers, periodicals or official publications. Contains full descriptive annotations. The focus is on Governors Hobson, Fitzroy, Grey and Browne. “The books listed...are concerned with their direction and control of official legislation concerning land tenure, and its impact on the settlers”. The main source used by the author was Hocken’s A bibliography of the literature relating to New Zealand (item 24). A useful insight to unofficial views concerning land (for example includes material on how the settlers felt about policies). The detailed annotations guide the user to relevant parts, however the overall value of the bibliography is limited: due to the small scope (the exclusion of official publications) and the lack of a subject index.

112. Williams, Rohi and Josie Laing. 1991. Index to Alexander Mackays compendium of official documents relative to Native Affairs in the South Island. Wellington: Alexander Turnbull Library.
Available: ATL P q016.346 WIL 1991. (in print and in microform)
Separate index to each volume of the compendium. Each volume has a chronological inventory and a name/subject index. Cross references from variants of names. Detailed access to contents of compendium provided. The index is available for purchase in microfiche from National Library, together with the microfiche copy of A compendium of official documents relative to Native Affairs in the South Island, A.McKay. (This contains documents relating to land purchases).

Language

See also: 20, 32, 34, 63, 64, 98, 123, 124, 164, 170, 176, 183, 245.
See also: Literature, Music, Proverbs

113. Benton, Richard A. comp. 1979. Materials for teaching and learning the Maori Language: a bibliography of published materials for teaching Maori to speakers of other languages. Wellington: New Zealand Council for Educational Research, Maori Unit.
Available: NLNZ NZC MAO Pam 016.4994 BEN 1979.
Bibliography is separated into: Dictionaries and word lists, grammars, teachers manuals, instructional materials, readers and anthologies, serials. Cross references are made for items relevant to more than one category. Separate author index. The bibliography aims to list and describe all published materials for teaching and learning Maori language which are in print and readily available. It excludes mimeographed and xeroxed materials and printed materials with restricted availability. Works on Maori language published outside NZ also excluded. Author includes information on current availability of items. The intended audience is teachers and students of Maori language. Items have descriptive annotations and these indicate the level of the items. Obviously only current up to 1980 but a useful guide for teachers of Maori looking for texts. Descriptive annotations.

114. New Zealand. Learning Media. 1993. Te reo Maori resources. Wellington: Learning Media, Ministry of Education.
Available: Department of Education Library.
The scope of this guide is limited to Learning Media’s resources in Maori. Items are listed by format: journals, audio and video cassettes. Each item has a brief description. More akin to a purchase catalogue than a bibliography. Useful guide to resources available for children in the school situation.

115. Ranby, Peter. 1980. Maori language bibliography 1969-1979. Working papers in Anthropology, Archaeology, Linguistics, Maori Studies Number 55. Auckland: Department of Anthropology, University of Auckland.
Available: ATL q Per WOR 55.
The bibliography includes “writings on the Maori language which have appeared in the ten years since the publication of The Maori language past and present by Biggs (1968)”. However I was unable to trace a bibliography in this publication. The bibliography compiled by Ranby includes: writing on the teaching of Maori and the grammatical structure of the language, on the extent and nature of present knowledge of Maori and on bilingual schooling. Some manuscript items which fall outside this period are listed, as they are not known to have been included in earlier bibliographies. Works dealing with Maori literature and works of literary criticism are not included”. The bibliography is organised alphabetically by author and there are no annotations or additional indexes. This is a checklist which is now in need of updating.

116. Sommerville, A.D. 1947. A supplement to the Williams bibliography of printed Maori. Wellington: Library School. Unpublished typescript.
Available: NLNZ 016 PAY, ATL Ref q499M 1947 SOM.
Scope: it covers all material printed in Maori from 1900 to 1947, as well as pre-1900 items missed from the Williams’ A bibliography of printed Maori to 1900, and supplement (see item 114). The main source used by the author was Alexander Turnbull Library. Updates material in Appendices to the Journals of the House of Representatives from 1900 but the author did not recheck pre-1900 material. Arranged in chronological order like Williams, and continues the numerical sequence. Separate author/editor/translator index and title index. Brief descriptive notes for some items.

117. Williams H.W. 1975. A bibliography of printed Maori to 1900, and supplement. Dominion Museum Monograph No. 7. Wellington: Government Printer.
Available: widely.
The scope note “includes any work, however small, printed wholly in Maori, or in Maori with a translation, has been admitted; so also any work dealing wholly with the Maori language - as, for example, a dictionary . Excludes works of which only a portion is in Maori”. Entries are based on sighted items and those listed in reliable sources. The bibliography is arranged in chronological order, except for series when kept together for convenience. Undated items put in probable chronological place. Each item has brief descriptive notes as well as bibliographical information. There is also a separate index to authors and translators, to printers, to places of origin and to English and Maori titles. Contains a supplement in which additional items located after publication of original bibliography in 1924 are noted as well as corrections of errors. The supplement has a separate index and should be used in conjunction with main index. This is the definitive bibliography of Maori language publications. It was updated in 1947 - see entry under Sommerville (item 113).

Legislation

See also: Land

118. Fritz, Linda. 1984. Native law bibliography. Saskatoon: University of Saskatchewan Native Law Centre.
Available: NLNZ L 016.342710872 FRI 1984.
This bibliography is an attempt to bring together international works relating to native law from law reviews, unindexed newspapers and ephemeral publications. The scope is international - covering works from U.S., Australia, New Zealand although the main emphasis is on Canada. Each subject area is therefore divided geographically. Does not include straight historical, anthropological or sociological works or periodicals, although it does include periodical articles. Items are not annotated although with future editions the author hopes this may change. References of relevance to more than one topic area are duplicated. There is no separate indexing - an author index would have been useful. Contains some relevant information on Maori. To access this look under New Zealand within the subject divisions.

119. Houdek, Frank G. 1988. Protection of cultural property and archaeological resources: a comprehensive bibliography of law related materials. New York: Oceania Publications Inc.
Available: VUW Law Lib. eK3791 H836 P.
Divided by format then, within this, by subject. Part One consists of books and documents, Part Two of Periodical Articles and Part Three Legislation. Bibliography is limited to materials relating to the law and only English language items are included. The main focus is on books, articles, reports and documents but have included a separate part for legislation. Books are listed alphabetically by author and periodical articles by subject. Useful readings on cultural property but no additional indexes are provided. It is unclear whether there is any specifically NZ content, and if there are, these would be difficult to locate. Probably of limited use for Maori information as the main focus is on cultural property and it seems to cover mainly the US literature. However it could be useful to Maori researchers looking for international literature in this area.

120. Robertson, Evelyn and Peter H.Hughes. comp. 1982. A checklist New Zealand Royal Commissions, Commissions and Committees of Enquiry 1864-1981. Additional entries by Dorothy Henderson. Wellington: New Zealand Library Association.
Available: ATL Ref q016.354931093.
Entries are organised chronologically and then alphabetically within each year. Includes a chairman index and a subject index. There are a number of entries under Maori land, education, land claims, land courts, reserves etc. Only the commission name and chairman are detailed in the main sequence. Therefore for land related commissions Mutch is a more informative source as his work is annotated, however this gives important access to non-land related commissions. Supercedes the 1961 A finding list of NZ royal commissions and commissions of enquiry compiled by Jamieson and Cole A finding List of Royal Commission Reports in the British Dominions, 1939 (for NZ material). Covers the period 1864-1981.

121. Sweet & Maxwell. 1958. A legal bibliography of the British Commonwealth of Nations. Volume 6. Australia, New Zealand and their dependencies from earliest times to June, 1958, with lists of reports of cases, digests and collections of statutes and rules. 2nd ed. Compiled by Law Book Co. of Australia Pty Ltd, New Zealand section revised by Mr J.O. Wilson. London: Sweet & Maxwell Ltd.
Available: ATL 016.3499 1958 P.
Taylor lists the first edition of this in his Bibliography of publications on the New Zealand Maori and Moriori of the Chatham Islands. Subject indexes prepared from the titles of the books. The New Zealand section is divided into categories: textbooks, law reports, digests of case law, statutes and provincial ordinances. The NZ subject index has 10 entries listed under Maori customs, Maori land court and Maoris. It is now out of date but does not appear to have been updated.

Libraries

See also: 33, 59, 54.

122. Blake, Barbara, with assistance from Tania Earnshaw and Mirla Edmundson. 1990. Biculturalism and New Zealand libraries: a selective bibliography. Occasional papers in bibliography & librarianship no. 12. Wellington: Victoria University of Wellington, Dept. of Librarianship.
Available: NLNZ NZC PAM 016.3058994 BLA 1990
The bibliography is organised in four sections: background reading: the treaty and partnership, Background reading: Tikanga Maori, Biculturalism in Libraries, Maori Manuscripts.) The aim of this bibliography is to list all material written about biculturalism in New Zealand libraries. Within each section items are arranged chronologically. The first two sections are more general and consist of selective background reading on the Treaty and on Maori society. The last two sections are more focused toward librarianship. There is an author index. This bibliography is mainly of value to librarians interested in making libraries more bicultural. The sections concerning Maori society and the treaty are very brief.

123. He puna taunaki te reo Maori in libraries. 1995. Compiled by Hiureina Mangan and Chris Szekely. Wellington: Te Ropu Whakahau.
Available: NLNZ Rec # 546625
546625
Written as a guide for librarians in the use of Maori language in libraries. It consists mainly of pronunciation guidelines, and a word list for signs. However it does include a section on Resources for Maori language. This is intended to guide librarians in purchasing for their library collection and also for their own use. It is divided into: language dictionaries, directories, Maori language and culture guides and librarianship literature. Each section has three or four items which are annotated.

Literature

124. McRae, Jane. 1991. Maori literature: a survey in The Oxford History of New Zealand Literature in English, ed. Terry Sturm, 1-24. Auckland: Oxford University Press.
Available: widely
Jane McRae outlines the history of Maori language and literature. The article gives a useful overview of the type of literature which has been published and the reasons for this. Includes a bibliography of useful further reading in this area.

1. Maori Authors

See also: 53, 19
See also: Music

125. Corballis, Richard. 1984. Bibliography of works by and about Witi Ihimaera. Span (Newsletter of the South Pacific Association for Commonwealth Literature and Language Studies) 18 (April): 89-101
Available: NLNZ
Does not include radio programmes and films. Divided into four sections. Section 1. Works by Ihimaera in English and Maori - aims to be comprehensive and is divided by genre ie. novels, collections of stories, individual stories, articles, poetry etc. Section 2. consists of Adaptations of Works by Ihimaera (one item), Section 3 is Selected Criticism of Ihimaera’s Work - excluding reviews and Section 4 consists of Translations of Works by Ihimaera. The compiler notes that the criticism section is only a selection of available material. An important source. There are no annotations or additional indexes. See also item by Giffuni in App. 3.

126. Gadd, Bernard. 1982. An annotated bibliography of publications by Maori and Pacific Polynesian writers. Number 1, 1982. Pacific Quarterly Moana. 7 (3): 58-9. Available: NLNZ
A listing of six titles, of limited value because of the limited scope. The titles listed were published in 1981, 82. The compiler does not note what he has included or excluded when compiling the list.

127. --------. 1984. A bibliography of publications by Maori and Polynesian writers in 1983. Rimu 1, no.1(Feb): 13.
Available: NLNZ
Consists of 18 titles. The compiler notes that not much has been published in the time period covered and that many of the titles listed are for school use. Organised alphabetically by author, some items are annotated. Again of limited value because of small scope but in the absence of a more comprehensive listing it is worth checking.

128. Simms, Norman. 1991. Writers from the South Pacific: A bio-bibliographical critical encyclopaedia. Washington: Three Continents Press.
Available: NLNZ Reference Collection 013.99 SIM 1991
Organised alphabetically by author, therefore in order to access the information directly it is necessary to know the name of the author. In the index under Aotearoa (NZ Maori) the authors are listed so this does enable access for the user new to the area. Each entry notes biographical details, publications and bibliographic information.

129. --------. 1993. Writers from the South Pacific: a Bio-bibliographical critical encyclopaedia. Part II Who’s who: supplement. Working draft 12, February 1993. Unpublished typescript.
Available: VUW r Z4501 S592 W 2.
Intended to be wider and deeper in scope than item 148. Attempting to include “more than literary authors in the strict sense of poets, short story writers, novelists, dramatists and essayists. We are also looking for script-writers, song- writers, composers of hymns and chants, and others involved in all forms of literary endeavour. At the same time this extension means accepting within the category of “literature” all those traditional arts that belong to oral cultures...”. Organised alphabetically this updates some of the entries in item 126 with recent interviews and publications.

130. University of Auckland Library. New Zealand and Pacific Collection. 1984. Maori Writers: A Preliminary Bibliography. Compiled by E.Orwin, A.Duis and G.Dallimore. Internal publication. Auckland: University of Auckland.
Available: at Auckland University Library - as it is an internal publication it does not seem to be widely available.
The bibliography was “compiled in response to a request from the Pacific Information Centre, University of the South Pacific, for contributions to a projected Bibliography of Pacific Island Writers” which does not appear to have eventuated yet. It does not include the following: translations by Maori authors of works by Europeans, individual poems and short stories where the authors are well represented in published collections, art publications by painters and artists and unpublished theses. All references cited are to published monographs or items in periodicals. It only includes authors who have published in the twentieth century. It is organised by author and subdivided by format within each author. It covers 89 authors and includes a checklist of writers listed. I have not seen this but have looked at the foreward, index and a sample page. It looks extremely useful for tracking down specific publications by Maori authors and also as an aid to identifying Maori authors.

2. Pakeha Authors: writing about Maori

See also: 124.
See also: Maori manuscripts.

131. Anderson J.C. comp. 1932. List of publications in volume form and contributed articles by Elsdon Best. Journal of the Polynesian Society 41: 40-9.
Available: widely.
The compiler notes that “as regards articles, it is fragmentary in places and is known to be incomplete; some of his early cuttings are undated, and some articles not known for certain to be his have been omitted”. The compiler also notes that Best used pen-names - Raurimi, Tua o Rangi, Tuhow, Ira-tahu, Mohoao and may have used other. Divided by place published. (Books and Pamphlets, Dominion Museum Monographs, Dominion Museum Bulletin, Polynesian Society Publications, Other, and Articles in Periodicals, Magazines and Newspapers.) Chronological arrangement within each section. No annotations or subject access provided. A useful guide because it covers newspaper articles.

132. Hoyle, Helen M. 1968. Edward Tregear’s writings on the Maori, a bibliography. Wellington: Library School. Unpublished typescript.
Available: NLNZ 016 PAY.
Author’s scope note states the bibliography includes books, periodical articles and notes written by Edward Tregear (1846-1931) on the Maori . It includes items on all aspects of Maori life. It excludes: unpublished material and notes in periodicals. Items are arranged chronologically and, within each year, alphabetically by title. The majority of items are also cited by Taylor in A Pacific Bibliography (1962), and therefore should be included in Taylor A bibliography of the New Zealand Maori and the Moriori of the Chatham islands. Brief descriptive annotations of all items. Separate section listing translations. Title index. A useful bibliography of Tregear’s published writings on the Maori.

133. Jenkins, Pauline. 1968. Stephenson, Percy Smith; a preliminary bibliography. Wellington: Library School. Unpublished typescript.
Available: ATL q012 1968 P.
Divided by format into: monographs and pamphlets, periodical articles, and official papers. Includes a subject index and a title index. Author intended to create a bibliography on the published works of S. Percy Smith and does not include items published in newspapers, or held in the manuscript section of Alexander Turnbull Library. Material translated by Smith is included. Most periodical articles are from the Transactions and Proceedings of NZ Institute and from the Journal of the Polynesian Society. The bibliography is organised in chronological sequence by date of publication. The descriptive annotations summarise the content of items. Contains 234 items.

3. Literature in the Maori Language

See also: Music, Proverbs, Maori manuscripts.

134. Dewes K. ed. 1970. Maori language: Maori literature - bibliographies. Wellington: Victoria University of Wellington, Department of Anthropology.
Available: VUW Z4114 M2 V645 M
The items are divided by the topic of the story. For example Maui stories or Rata stories. This is a list of published stories. Each item details the author, year of publication, book, title of story, publisher/volume/pages etc. and language published in (Maori or English). Entries organised chronologically within topics. The lack of separate indexes to entries detracts from this item’s usefulness. Date ranges 1854-1969. Not annotated.

135. Gray, George and Ray Harlow. 1990. A name and word index to Nga mahi a nga tupuna. Dunedin: University of Otago Press.
Available: NLNZ MAO 398.2 HAR 1990
Organised in a similar way to the concordance for Nga Moteatea (described below, item 136) Consists of a name index, word index and word frequency table. Of use for tribal research and for teachers of Maori language.

136. Harlow R.B and A.H.F. Thornton. 1986. A name and word index to Nga Moteatea. Dunedin: University of Otago Press.
Available: NLNZ MAO 899.4 NGA 1986
Basically a concordance this consists of three main sections. An index for proper names, an index for general words and sorted words index(notes the word, frequency of appearance). The index of proper names would give researchers into whakapapa detailed access into the contents of Nga Moteatea. Possibly of value also for teachers of Maori language using Nga Moteatea.

4. Literary Criticism

137. Goetzfridt, Nicholas J. 1995. Indigenous literature of Oceania: A survey of criticism and interpretation. Westport Ct., USA: Greenwood Press.
Available: VUW r PN849 026 G611 I.
Divided by region, the bibliography includes a general Oceania section and a separate section on Aotearoa - New Zealand. The scope is confined to works of poetry, fiction and drama written in English by indigenous peoples of the South Pacific . The main bibliography consists of works of criticism taken from items published in academic and literary journals and books. Does not include book reviews in newspapers. There is also a separate bibliography at the back of the works. It is divided by geographic region then by type of work (anthologies, drama, novels, poetry, short fiction). There is an author and title index, a critics index and a subject index. Includes 171 New Zealand items. All items included are annotated. An important source for anyone interested in Maori literature. Good access to contents provided.

5. Oral Tradition

138. Hirst, Linda M. 1973. A select annotated bibliography of publications on the myths, legends and folk tales of the Maori. Wellington: Library School.
Unpublished typescript.
Available: ATL q016.3982 HIR 1973 P, NLNZ 016 PAY.
The bibliography is organised by format (books, articles in books and journal articles) then alphabetically by author within format. Includes an author and subject index. It excludes children’s books and critical works and studies. The level is intended to be general interest rather than specialist reader therefore the author has excluded items which deal primarily with the study of Maori mythology, although some items do overlap this criterion eg. explanatory notes are included. Journal articles were selected only from Journal of the Polynesian Society and Te Ao Hou. Books on Maori myths intended for children generally excluded. Annotations note level/ authority of items. Annotations to article note the gist of the story. In total 102 items listed. Useful access provided through subject index eg. region, Maori names of characters. A useful bibliography for adults to locate further reading in this area.

139. Orbell, Margaret. 1978. A select bibliography of the oral tradition of Oceania. Paris: UNESCO.
Available: ATL
This bibliography was prepared in 1974 and is divided into geographical sections. Under Polynesia there is a section “New Zealand and the Chatham Islands”. The author notes that “Since there is a vast literature on the oral tradition of the Maori, the following bibliography is necessarily much more select than those dealing with other areas in Oceania”. The reader is referred to the Taylor Bibliography of Publications on the NZ Maori...” (item 36) and to the index of the Journal of the Polynesian Society (item 87). Entries are organised alphabetically with brief annotations. There are no additional indexes. The New Zealand section consists of 86 items and is a good introduction to this topic.

140. Smith, Ann Marie. 1981. Collections of myths, legends and folktales of Polynesia: a bibliography. Auckland: Auckland Public Libraries.
Available: ATL Box q016.3982 SMI 1981 P
This bibliography was compiled from monographs held in Auckland Public Libraries. The compiler has concentrated on items which actually tell tales rather than works about Polynesian mythology. A high proportion of the material in the bibliography relates to the New Zealand Maori because this literature is better preserved than that of other Polynesians. Includes a title and geographic index. Annotated and attempts to indicate value/comprehensiveness/level of item, also notes illustrations. Arrangement is alphabetical by author. Although the scope of this bibliography is limited to items held at Auckland Public I consider it would be useful to students of Maori history and literature as the detailed annotations indicate the extent and content of items cited. (unclear how comprehensive it actually is, only 20 items.) For New Zealand it seems to cover the main adult versions of mythology compilations.

141. Sparrow, Leonie. 1979. The poetic genius of Maori: a select bibliography of traditional songs: collections and criticism. Wellington: Library School.
Unpublished typescript.
Available: ATL q016.78171931 SPA 1979 P.
The stated purpose of the author is to provide access to the main sources of Maori poetry/song and to those sources of comment, criticism and discussion which illuminate all aspects of the art; textual, musical, social and historical. Scope is limited to traditional material. Only material which offers insight into European attitudes or more substantial items have been included . Formats included are monographs and serial articles. Does not include available sound recordings. Divided into three main areas: 1. Collections, 2. Criticism, comment and discussion and 3. Bibliographies. Items are ordered chronologically within the sections and the annotations describe content and value. Includes an author/ subject/title index. Includes published monographs with collections of songs, journal articles. Has a glossary of Maori song types with equivalent English term(s) A useful summary of existing anthologies of songs and the annotations are useful pointers for the researcher looking for particular types of songs. The comment/criticism would be useful to scholars interested in Maori oral tradition. The compiler has included proverbs in her definition of poetry and therefore this also covers collections of proverbs.

142. Thornton, Agathe. Bibliography in Maori Oral Literature: as seen by a classicist. Dunedin: University of Otago Press.
Available: NLNZ NZC MAO 398.209931 THO 1987.
The book is based on the Macmillan Brown lectures delivered by the author in 1986. It is divided into three sections with a bibliography. The bibliography of around 60 items is arranged alphabetically by author and notes books and articles on classical and comparative mythology, Maori religion and use of symbolism/imagery.

6. Treatment of Maori in fiction

See also: 35, 209.

143. Teachers Colleges Library. 1985. The Maori in New Zealand children’s fiction: a library display prepared as part of the Auckland Teachers College centennial. Auckland: Teachers Colleges Library.
Available: NLNZ
Consists of a chronological list of books. Some books are annotated. The target audience for the display was teachers and therefore the compilers have included stories published in the school journal and folktales. A useful start for teachers trying to find classroom resources although the content/quality of items is not assessed which does reduce the value of the listing. The scope is as comprehensive as possible within time limits - “includes references for background reading, and a bibliography of legends, picture books and children’s stories on this theme”. For want of a more comprehensive listing on this topic this is useful. No additional indexing.

Maori Manuscripts & Archives: Unpublished Information

1. National Directories and Finding Aids

144. National Oral History Association of New Zealand. 1992. Oral history in New Zealand: a directory of collections 1992. Wellington: National Oral History Association of New Zealand in association with the Oral History Centre, Alexander Turnbull Library, National Library of New Zealand.
Available: NLNZ Rec#386458
386458
Organised alphabetically by institution. Each entry includes details of items held, notes the person interviewed, subject and format (tape/transcripts). Includes a separate index of interviewees and a subject index. Items are listed under: Maori art, Auckland, Canterbury, education, Hawkes Bay, King Movement-20th century, Kohanga Reo movement, legends, social life and customs, artists etc. A valuable guide to these collections, information is easy to access and clearly annotated.

145. National register of archives and manuscripts in New Zealand. 1979 - . Edited and published by Alexander Turnbull Library since 1979. Wellington: National Library of New Zealand 1979-83, Alexander Turnbull Library; National Library of New Zealand, 1991-95.
Available: NLNZ NZC 016.091 NAT 1979-
A detailed listing of the archives and manuscripts held at institutions around New Zealand. Publication suspended. The scope was widened for this publication from that of its predecessor Union Catalogue of New Zealand and Pacific Manuscripts. 1968-69. (this excluded public archives, and did not cover early acquisitions well. It was published in two parts. Part I: Notifications from libraries other than Alexander Turnbull Library, and Part II: Notifications from Alexander Turnbull Library.) NRAM includes all archives and manuscripts held in New Zealand libraries, museums, historical societies, National Archives and private individuals. It is issued in installments of 250 entries and includes a nominal, geographic and subject index. The entries are very detailed inventories of the papers and manuscripts. They include the following information: name, type of record, inclusive dates, quantity, location, description and access conditions. The “A” series was published 1979,80,81,82. “B” series in 1983,85, 87 and 1990. The “C” series was published in 1991,1992. For Maori material it gives more detail than is available from Te hikoi marama. Information is easily accessible through the index. It is necessary to check all the series indexes.

146. Rogers, Frank. comp. 1990. Archives New Zealand 4: A directory of archives and manuscript repositories in New Zealand, The Cook Islands, Fiji, Niue, Tokelau, Tonga and Western Samoa. Auckland: The Archives Press.
Available: ATL reference shelves, widely.
Organised geographically with an alphabetical index of repositories, a classified index (by type of institution) and a general keyword index to collections. Includes archives, manuscripts sections of libraries and other institutions and organisations with reference collections which include archival or manuscript material. The type of materials included were: manuscripts and archives, visual documents such as maps/charts, photographs, architectural drawings, sound recordings, films, manuscripts music, microforms of original documents. In the general index there are entries listed under Maori, Maori battalion, Maori Land Court, and Maori land march.

147. --------. comp. 1990. Archives New Zealand 3: medicine and public health. Plimmerton: Archives Press.
Available: ATL ref shelves, widely available in libraries
Organised geographically by regions. “Designed to provide a complementary subject directory to Archives New Zealand (listed above). Repositories included are National Archives, Area Health Boards, University of Otago faculties of Medicine and Dentistry, professional societies, specialised institutions and libraries. Includes a subject, region, and organisation index. There are extensive holdings listed under Maori. Therefore this is definitely worth checking for archival and manuscript (unpublished) information relating to Maori health.

148. Szekely, Chris. 1993. Te hikoi marama: a directory of Maori information resources. Wellington: Bridget Williams/Te roopu whakahau.
Available: NLNZ, NZC MAO 027.63025 TEH 1993
Organised on a geographic basis, the directory lists Maori resources held in institutions around New Zealand. For each entry the name, address, opening hours and contact names are listed. There is also a brief description of the collection and the type of access available. Excellent additional access is provided through the indexes. There is a general index (includes personal names, place names, tribal names, collection names and names of organisations), a subject index and an index to organisations. An important source for anyone trying to locate information on a wide range of Maori topics.

2. Directories of Manuscripts held outside New Zealand

149. Mander-Jones, Phyllis. ed. 1972. Manuscripts in the British Isles. relating to Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific. Canberra: Australian National University Press.
Available: widely
The scope note is as follows “Hand-drawn maps, drawings and paintings have received a brief reference only when found associated with handwritten or typewritten document. Printed documents found with the manuscripts are usually excluded unless they are of extreme rarity. Private papers and business records are not comprehensively covered”. Entries are intended to indicate the existence and content of documents, not evaluation of importance. Entries also indicate if the document is included in the Australian Joint Copying Project. Entries are organised by location (of the manuscript). Includes a subject index which has an entry for “Maori” which is further subdivided by subject. Worth checking.

3. Institution Specific Guides and Finding Aids to Manuscripts

      3.1 Research Libraries

            Alexander Turnbull Library Manuscripts Section

See also: 39, 183, 236, 241.

150. Alexander Turnbull Library, Manuscripts Section. Index to papers of Sir Donald McLean. 1940. Wellington: Alexander Turnbull Library. Unpublished typescript.
Available: ATL, Manuscripts
The McLean papers are held by manuscripts and archives section at ATL, the total index takes up six volumes and includes further volumes and manuscripts. For details check Tapuhi record MS 1306-53. I saw the index to Vols 1-21 1839 - June, 1863. The index was prepared in the ?1960s and does not index those papers added to the collection since. It is organised alphabetically. Refers to people, iwi and regions. Offers detailed access to the content of the McLean papers.

151. --------. Index to scrapbook no. 7 of Elsdon Best. Unpublished typescript.
Available: Folder on ATL reference shelves. (scrapbooks at qMS BES)
This is an unpublished keyword index to the contents of the scrapbook held at ATL manuscripts. Very detailed with page references.

152. --------. Tapuhi
Computer file. Available: in the manuscripts room, Alexander Turnbull Library Tapuhi is an electronic database containing information about the collections of unpublished material held in the Alexander Turnbull Library. Developed initially for use with the Manuscripts and Archives collections but has recently been extended to include collections held in drawings and prints and in the photographic archive. Not comprehensive - still need to use card catalogue - however new items are all entered on the database and older items are retrospectively entered.

            Hocken Library

153. Friends of the Hocken Collections. 1995. Introduction to Maori Materials = Uare taoka o hakena. Bulletin Number 11 (June). Dunedin: Friends of the Hocken Collections.
Available: from the Hocken
A leaflet describing the Maori sources available at the Hocken Library. “Intended to introduce readers or researchers interested in Maori materials to the holdings of the Hocken library”. Divided by sources of information: catalogues, books/periodicals/theses, microfilms, pictures and prints, photographs, music/sound recordings, manuscripts, maps/posters.

154. Trimble W.H. 1912. Catalogue of the Hocken Library, Dunedin. Dunedin: O.D.T. and Witness Newspapers Company Ltd.
Available: NLNZ NZC 019.1 TRI 1912 (Y/9051)
This consists of an author catalogue and a classified catalogue to the items held in the Hocken Library at the time of publication. The entries for published moographs have been superseded by Bagnall however this also includes manuscripts and therefore covers additional sources. Obviously to access these the researcher would have to visit the Hocken, however the catalogue is useful as it notes their existence and gives subject access.

            University Libraries

155. Coleman, Michael D and Rosemary Chapman. 1971. Manuscripts and Archives in Auckland University Library. Bibliographical bulletin no. 6 1971. Auckland: University of Auckland Bindery.
Available: ATL reference shelves
Organised by the series held in the collection. These are: A. general -includes all material except that extracted for other series, B. literary manuscripts - works of fiction and poetry in any non-Oceanic language, C. Maori and other Pacific Islands languages - works written in any of the Oceanic Languages, or material relating to their study, D. industrial relations, E. University of Auckland. The C series includes copies of Maori manuscripts and some original manuscripts. The index has entries listed under Maori King Movement, Land, Legends, Social Life and Customs, Songs, Wars (inter-tribal). This is obviously fairly old and possibly better access is now available at the library. The entry for Auckland University Library in Te hikoi marama notes a newer internally published guide.

      3.2 National Archives

See also: 101, 102, 103, 104.

156. National Archives. 1995. He pukaki Maori: a guide to Maori sources at National Archives = Te whare tohu tuhituhinga o Aotearoa. Wellington: National Archives, Department of Internal Affairs with support from Te Puni Kokiri.
Available: ATL, National Archives, NLNZ
This publication includes a brief guide to research prior to going to National Archives and lists relevant published sources of information. Then it is divided into the following research topics for information held at National Archives: genealogy, land and war, There is list of “Other research topics” which includes: health, culture, politics, women etc. For each topic the type of information which is likely to be of value is detailed along with series codes. There is no additional indexing. The guide is not as detailed as the other inventores and leaflets which I have listed below. However it is an invaluable guide to locating Maori information at National Archives.

157. --------. 1994. Guide to Maori Schools 1879-1969: a supplementary finding aid to the archives relating to Maori schools held in the Auckland Regional Office of National Archives. National Archives Reference Guide No. 7. Wellington: National Archives, Department of Internal Affairs.
Available: from National Archives.
Lists the Maori schools on which information is held alphabetically by name. Each entry notes the geographical location of the school and also the type of files available. (admission registors, correspondence files etc.) Important guide to using the archives on Maori schools.

158. --------. 1961. Archives of the old land claim commission: preliminary inventory no. 9. Wellington: Department of Internal Affairs
Available: ATL reference shelves.
Includes some introductory material on land claims and an inventory of the files held. (Case files, Registers of Cases, Papers about particular claims in particular parts of the country, Office Papers, Registered Files, Registers of Files, and Entry Books of Outward Correspondence.) Also includes an alphabetical list of land claimant (relates to the Case Files).

159. --------. 19?? Some strategies for searching Maori names and land blocks: some suggestions for searching Maori names and land blocks at National Archives. National Archives Reference Guide No. 16. Wellington: National Archives, Department of Internal Affairs.
Available: from National Archives
A brief guide on how to look for information in government records. Basically outlines what to do if you know the Maori name or the name of the block. Details the file codes in use at archives.

      3.3 Other Institutions

See also: 47, 240 (the Canterbury Museum and Library guides)
Item by Curnow in the Addenda (Auckland Institute and Museum guide).

160. Auckland Institute and Museum Library. 1994. George Samuel Graham inventory MS 120. Auckland: Library, Auckland Institute and Museum.
Aailable: NLNZ Rec # 526355
526355
An inventory organised in four series of the papers of George Samuel Graham held by Auckland Institute and Museum Library. The scope of the collection consists chiefly of material he collected about all aspects of Maori history and culture, especially relating to the Auckland area. There are also letters, newspaper articles and other publications. The collection covers the years [1881?] - 1955 . A list of Graham papers held at Auckland City Library is appended, as are detailed inventories of specific items. The papers consist of five series (Manuscripts, Letters, Newspaper Publications, Other Publications and items added after 1981) The inventory is organised by series. Each item notes the content, bibliographic details and subjects. The only access is by scanning the inventory for relevant subjects as there are no additional indexes. Although all the items referred to are held at the museum making this of limited value to researchers outside Auckland the inventory is still important for research on Maori topics and is available widely. Researchers may use to check if this collection holds items of relevance to their research, obviously they would still need to visit the institute to access. (Generally the collection is available for public use at the institute)

161. Auckland Public Library. 19??. Grey Collection: List of Maori Letter Writers
Unpublished typescript.
Available: folder containing a copy of the index held at the Waitangi Tribunal.
Consists of an alphabetical list of the letter writers. Letters which have been signed by many people are listed under letter. The letter location is listed alongside. No annotations. Notes the author, the date and the address on the letter.

162. Dominion Museum. 1911. List of the pamphlets bound up in the eighty-three volumes in the C.R.Carter collection now in the library of the Dominion Museum and the New Zealand Institute., Wellington. Wellington: John Mackay Government Printer.
Available: ATL Pam 1911.
Consists of a list of pamphlets organised in alphabetical order by author. Notes author, title, date, language and location in collection. No separate indexing which limits value of the list but worthwhile checking titles if researcher is interested in early NZ history. (Most items date from 1840s-1880s).

1. Research Libraries

            Alexander Turnbull Library

See items: 8,22, 39, 183, 236, 241.

            National Library of New Zealand

163. National Library of New Zealand. 1994. Rauemi Tuhi: Maori Resource Guide. 3rd ed. Wellington: National Library of New Zealand. Unpublished typescript.
Available: on display at NLNZ
A guide to items held by National Library relating to Maori. All references in the guide are to published information only - it excludes material held in collection of Alexander Turnbull Library, ie. New Zealand and Pacific, Manuscripts and Archives, Photographic, Drawings and Prints, Cartographic, Oral History or Ephemera collections . The guide is arranged in five sections. (Maori Tribal History, Maori Culture and Traditions, Maori Serials, Maori Audio-Visual Material, Maori Biographical Sources.) The serials and audio-visual material bibliographies have brief annotations. The others consist of bibliographical details only.
1. The Maori tribal histories bibliography is arranged by tribal areas and consists of items held at National Library in Wellington. Includes an Iwi and Hapu index.
2. The Maori culture and traditions bibliography consists of a selection of books and articles held by National Library, Wellington. Arranged by subject heading. Although this is selective it offers invaluable subject access to some journal articles, monographs and grey literature.
3. The Maori serials bibliography is limited to serials held by National Library with Maori content and excludes serials held in Alexander Turnbull Serials Collection. It is arranged alphabetically by serial title and includes a subject heading index, It no longer has a list of Maori Newspapers and Periodicals or a list of Maori Titles in the serials collection with non-Maori content which were present in the earlier edition.
4. The Maori audio-visual material bibliography consists of material held in the audiovisual collection of the National library pertaining to the Maori people, their culture and traditions . Arrangement is by subject heading. There are no additional indexes.
5. A bibliography of Maori biographical sources. It consists of selected biographical resources and is divided into five categories. (biographical collections, family reunion publications, kingitanga, individuals, Nga Tupuna o Nehera.) There is a name index to each category. These bibliographies are all of great value to researchers, given the extent of holdings at National Library. All items listed should also be available on interloan if not held by local libraries.

164. Szekely, Chris. 1992. He pukapuka i roto i te reo Maori. Auckland: National Library of New Zealand.
Available: NLNZ Rec # 425571
425571
This lists the Maori language resources available at the National Library Auckland Office. It is divided by subject into six sections. (Fiction and picture books, readers, legends and proverbs, music literature and poetry, dictionaries textbooks and language aids, and other books. Formats include audio cassettes. It is a bibliography of the resources available in Auckland for use with school children. As the scope is limited to resources held in Auckland it is of limited value as a guide to all resources available.

2. Government Department Library Collections

165. New Zealand. Ministry of Education Library. 1993. Whaia te matauranga: A guide to Maori resources. Compiled by Gwenda Pearson with assistance from John Whaanga. Wellington: Ministry of Education.
Available: NLNZ PAM 016.3058994093 NEW 1993.
A guide to the Maori related publications held in the Ministry of Education Library. The bibliography excludes material relating to Kohanga Reo, Kura Kaupapa Maori and all other aspects of Maori education as it is intended to compile a companion bibliography in 1994. Other exclusions are: journal articles, audio tapes, videos, multi-media publications. Divided by subject, then alphabetically by title. Not annotated. Only a guide to their collection which limits its value to other users. Of limited value for research as it only lists books held on Maori, non education related, topics in the library. Has a separate title index.

3. Public Libraries

See also: 237 (the Canterbury Public Library)

166. Dunedin Public Library 1991. Beyond the treaty of Waitangi; a selection list of books about Maori/Pakeha relationships in Aotearoa/New Zealand today. Dunedin: Dunedin Public Library.
Not sighted.

167. Hamilton Public Library. 1977. Te Puea Herangi C.B.E.: a selection of writings held in the New Zealand room concerning the history of the Tainui people, and, in particular, topics and people associated with Te Puea Herangi. Hamilton: Hamilton Public Library.
Not sighted.

168. --------. 1981. Whakapapa: sources in the Hamilton Public Library. Hamilton: Information Services, Hamilton Public Library.
Available: ATL reference shelves in the Whakapapa Folder.
Divided by topic into: General - a selection of sources containing whakapapa of more than one tribe, items listed under canoe and geographic areas and finally sources outside Hamilton Public Library. Lists relevant items, no annotations but cross references between the items. Particularly useful for the tribal sources. According to Millett this was due to be updated in 1987 by Maoritanga: Books at Hamilton Public Library, Whanaungatanga: Family History - publication was to be in the form of a photocopied booklist. Not sighted.

169. Malcolm, Shona 1973. The Ureweras: Holdings of the H.B. Williams Memorial Library Gisborne. Wellington: Library School. Unpublished typescript.
Available: NLNZ 016 PAY.
Organised by subject and date. A bibliography listing the holdings of the Public Library in Gisborne which contain some reference to either the area, or the people and events which have taken place there. It does not cover everything but does attempt to include all books on the open shelves and in the Balneavis collection. It only includes one periodical Historical Review - Journal of the Whakatane and District Historical Society. Includes an author index. This bibliography is only really of value to a researcher particularly interested in this region and the Maori who lived there (Tuhoe).

170. Manukau Libraries and Information Services. 1995. Learning the Maori language = Ka akonga te reo Maori (a guide to sources available from Manukau Libraries and Information Services). Compiled by J.B.Ringer and Chris Szekely. Manukau: Manukau Libraries and Information Services, Manukau City Council.
Available: PAM 016.499442 MAN 1995.
Divided into: Courses in Maori, Dictionaries, Grammars, texts in Maori, phrase books, readers, traditional sources, current materials. Within each section ordered alphabetically by author. An annotated list of some of the sources available to help learn Maori. Limited by the holdings of the library and selective. Of limited value as a guide to all the publications available for Maori language learning but useful annotations and of value to guide individuals with an interest.

171. North Shore Public Libraries. 1992. Maori Art: a guide to holdings in North Shore Public Libraries. Compiled by Diana Slessor. Takapuna: North Shore Public Libraries.
Available: NLNZ L016.70403994 NOR 1992
A list of 62 publications relating to Maori art available from the North Shore Public Libraries. Not annotated. Of limited value as listing is confined to the holdings of one public library. No additional indexing. Does include recent items (1990) so may be worth scanning in conjunction with one of the other art bibliographies which are older but more comprehensive.

172. --------. 1992. The Treaty of Waitangi = Te Tiriti o Waitangi: A guide to the holdings in North Shore Public Libraries. Compiled by Jacquie Morris. Auckland: North Shore Public Libraries.
Available: ATL Reference Shelves
Organised according to call number. The first section gives the bibliographical details of the book and the second section consists of record details and location details. There are no additional indexes. This, combined with the fact that the scope is limited to the holdings of North Shore Public Libraries, makes this guide of limited value as a national guide to relevant items on the Treaty of Waitangi. Supersedes the first edition which was published in 1991.

173. --------. 1992. Maori: a bibliography. Compiled by Jacquie Morris. Auckland: North Shore Public Libraries.
Available: PAM 016.993002992 NOR 1992
Consists of the holdings on Maori topics at North Shore Public Libraries. Printed out from library database possibly in shelf order. No scope note and no additional indexing. Of limited value because of lack of additional indexing and arrangement. Entries consists of author, title, publisher, place of publication and date.

4. Libraries at Educational Institutes and Universities

See also: 143 and entry by Henry in App.1.

174. Coleridge, K.A. comp, ed. 1987. The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: a catalogue with indexes. Wellington: Victoria University of Wellington Library.
Available: NLNZ NZC 016.993 1 Vic 1987.
An important guide to the items held in this location. Organised by format in the collection. Includes separate author/title index and subject index. Items are listed under Maori subject areas.

175. Teachers Colleges Library. 1985. Multicultural education. rev. ed. Bibliographical Series No. 20. Auckland: Teachers Colleges Library.
Available: NLNZ Rec. # 253840
253840
Divided by type of publication. Categories include: Background, Influences in Learning, Teachers and Teacher Training, Curriculum, School and Classrooom, Language etc. No annotations or additional indexes. Includes journal articles, dissertations and government research reports. Alphabetical arrangement within sections. Although this relates to multicultural education rather than bicultural education many of the items included are on Maori. It is a useful reading guide for teachers.

176. Sylvia Ashton Warner Library. 1987. Waka Huia. Compiled by Veronica Mcleod. Bibliographic Series Number 40. Auckland: Auckland College of Education, Sylvia Ashton Warner Library.
Available: NLNZ NZC PAM 016.9931004994 SYL 1987.
Scope is limited to items held in the library. The bibliography is divided into three broad areas. These are: Maori language (dictionaries, texts for learning, books in Maori, audio-visual), Maori legends (fiction, nonfiction, junior, format) and writers of Maori descent (fiction, non-fiction and audiovisual). There are no annotations and items are organised alphabetically by author within subject divisions. Of limited value as a general guide to resources.

5. National Archives

177. National Archives (Auckland). Card Index to Photographs of Maori Schools published in AJHR. Available: National Archives, Auckland. I have not seen this but perhaps would be useful to give access to contents of Appendix to the Journals of the House of Representatives.

6. Other Institutions.

See also: Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council of New Zealand Resource Centre, 18
National Training Resource Centre, 84. Learning Media, 114

Maori Research Guides: a selective list

178. Herlihy, B.1985. The Maori Land Court as a source of information. Archifacts (2): 45-48.
Available: ATL Land Issues Folder on the reference shelf.
The article outlines the type of information available from the Maori Land Court, and details where it can be accessed, Auckland University Method of finding the original title investigation... of Maori land - although this article is specific to Auckland University it does explain how to go about using the information found in the Minute Books of the Maori Land Court. Two methods of searching the material are detailed. Other useful sources for Maori land which are held at Auckland University are listed at the end of the item.

179. --------. 1992. Researching Maori genealogy: a guide to some sources. New Zealand Genealogist 23 Nov/Dec (218): 384-87
Available: widely
Discusses the oral tradition then specifies strategies for searching for whakapapa. Cites useful publications - monographs, journals and official records. Includes a bibliography which gives details on the sources. Useful for someone beginning research in the area.

180. Royal, Charles. 1992. Te Haurapa: an introduction to researching tribal histories and traditions. Wellington: Bridget Williams Books Ltd and Historical Branch, Department of Internal Affairs.
Available: widely
Outlines problems and issues to be aware of when doing tribal research. Also discusses the types of material which is available: manuscripts and books, painting, maps, photos, films, videos and sound tapes. For recorded information the holding institutions are listed along with a list of some specific sources useful for research on Maori topics. Very useful introductory book on researching Maori topics.

181. Skelton, Kim. 1987. Tracing your Whakapapa through Maori land court records. New Zealand Genealogist 18, (March): 36-40.
This article oulines and introduces the relevant genealogical sources in the land court records and explains how to access the information.

182. Tucker, Jane. 1994. Maori Claims: how to research and write a report Waitangi Tribunal occasional publication 1/1994. Wellington: Waitangi Tribunal Division, Department of Justice.
Available: NLNZ Rec # 517389, ATL Ref P q333.3072 TUC 1994 256443.
517389, ATL Ref P q333.3072 TUC 1994 256443.
This book is divided into 6 sections with a short bibliography relating to research guides and research directories at the end. Tucker broadly outlines the types of sources holding information pertinent to land claims. Specific institutions such as National Archives are detailed - this includes how to access the information, costs and locations. It is a very useful basic guide for the novice researcher. It is also useful for the librarian as it gives information on specific publications of interest and institutions holding information relating to land research.

183. Alexander Turnbull Library. 1990. Etahi o nga taonga Maori. Turnbull Library Record. 23(1): whole issue.
Available: widely
This issue contains a “series of articles written by staff members and users of the collections describing the major resources for Maori studies in the Turnbull with particular emphasis on the Maori language materials”. An important preliminary read for anyone interested in researching Maori information at Turnbull. Includes articles on:
Maori Resources in the Turnbull Library, J.Traue: 6-
The Maori language printed collections, S.Williams: 12-
Niupepa in the Turnbull, N.Frean: 19-
Maps: a valuable resource for Maori studies: 22-
Using the Turnbull library to research Maori women: 38

184. Te ara tirohanga: a guide for researchers into Maori claims. rev. ed. 1993. Waitangi Tribunal occasional publication 3/1993. Wellington: Waitangi Tribunal, Department of Justice.
Available: NLNZ Rec # 478663, ATL Reference shelves.
478663, ATL Reference shelves.
Divided into five main sections this guide describes the groups involved in the claim process. Sections four and five list sources of information. These include government departments as well as libraries and archives. Addresses, access and collection details are noted - publicity leaflet type information. Guide pulls together the institutions holding information required for land claims and also details locations. Less a guide to carrying out the actual research than a list of places to go.

Medicine
see also Health.>

See also: 147, 221.

185. Dow, Derek A. comp. 1994. Annotated bibliography for the history of health and medicine in New Zealand. Dunedin: Hocken Library, University of Otago.
Available: ATL Ref P 016.3621 DOW 1994
Divided into broad subject categories including Maori Health. This is further divided into smaller subject areas. (prehistory, general, contraception and abortion, tohunga etc.) Focus is on the medical history of in NZ. Fully annotated. The author notes that he has attempted to “incorporate all published works relating to medicine and health care in New Zealand”, he also includes theses. Items are arranged chronologically within subject divisions. Includes three separate indexes - authors, persons named in titles/annotations and general subject. Consists of 99 items, entries definitely worth checking for material relating to Maori health.

186. Parsons, Claire D.F. 1984. Bibliography of ethnomedicine in the Pacific. Working Paper No.22. Hamilton: Department of Sociology, University of Waikato. Available: NLNZ Rec #235303.
235303.
An outcome of the author’s endeavours over five years to “trace literature pertinent to specific research projects in Pacific ethnomedicine”. Divided by region: Polynesia and Melanesia. In the Polynesia section there are references to Maori medicine and healing. As there are no additional indexes interested users must scan the titles (organised alphabetically by author). Not annotated, mainly journal articles. The author notes the difficulty of tracing this material through online databases. 11 pages of references. Also cited by Dow “Includes numerous entries for the NZ Maori. Arranged alphabetically by author, not annotated”)

187. Podd, Ann Marie 1975. Maori folk medicine; a bibliography. Wellington: Library School. Unpublished typescript.
Available: ATL q016.61589 POD 1975 P
This bibliography was compiled for the New Zealand Library Association Certificate course in 1975. “Attempts a comprehensive coverage of the literature on the folk medicine, or ethnomedicine of the Maori of New Zealand. For purposes of this bibliography Maori folk medicine encompasses both the traditional beliefs in the Tohunga and associated rituals and the use of herbal and external remedies. References have been excluded if they deal specifically and/or solely with Maori medicine in modern times”. Other exclusions are: brief mentions in larger works, and herbal and modern plant books, items dealing only with the chemical properties of plants. Organised alphabetically by author. Consists of 32 items, 10 of which are separated into the appendix as they are the more important references in the categories excluded by the author. (ie. Only a small part of the whole item relates to Maori material) Includes an author/subject/title index. Probably duplicated by material in Parsons, but these items are easier to access and annotated. Useful in conjunction with the Parsons bibliography.

Music

See also: 19, 32, 141, 245.
See also: oral tradition section of Literature.

188. McLean, Mervyn and Jenifer Curnow. eds. 1992. Catalogue of Museum of New Zealand recordings of traditional Maori songs 1919-c1935. Auckland: Archive of Maori and Pacific Music, University of Auckland, published with the assistance of the Foundation for Research, Science and Technology.
Available: VUW r M1842 M986 C
Divided by provenance of the recordings. Part 1 “lists 175 recordings made.. during expeditions from the Dominion Museum 1919-1923. Part 2 documents a second collection recorded...by Sir Apirana Ngata...under auspices of the Board of Maori Ethnological Research. The main catalogue is organised by series, noting cylinder number, name of recording, first line and performer if known. There is an index of recordings in Nga Moteatea, an index of recordings in the Mclean Collection and an index of speakers and performers.

189. --------. 1992. Catalogue of McLean Collection, recordings of traditional Maori songs, 1958-79. Catalogue no.3. Auckland: Archive of Maori and Pacific Music, published with the assistance of the Foundation for Research, Science and Technology.
Available: VUW r ML156.4 N3 M2 U58 C.
The songs are organised by the date they were recorded and have all been given a McLean number for identification purposes. Songs are identified by the first lines. Each song contains information on: where it was recorded and by whom, as well as the date. Notes include information on the composer and why the song was written. Includes: an index of recording locations, an index of recordings in Nga Moteatea, an index of duplicated songs, an index of item numbers by tribe of singer, an index of singers, and an index of first lines. The additional indexes and detail of documentation given for each song make this catalogue easy to use and ensures easy access to the Maori songs recorded by McLean.

190. McLean, Mervyn. ed. 1983. Catalogue of Maori Purposes Fund Board Recordings: Recorded by W.T. Ngata 1953-58, MPFB 1-120. Auckland: Archive of Maori and Pacific Music, published in association with Alexander Turnbull Library Endowment Trust.
Available: ATL q016.789912 MACL 1983 P.
“Recordings by W.T. Ngata in the East Coast, Northland and other tribal areas between 1953-58. Consists primarily of traditional waiata, together with speeches in Maori, hymns in Maori and action songs”. Arranged by place of recording. The name of each recording, the performers and first lines are noted. (Includes: index of performers, index of recordings in Nga Moteatea, index to the Maori Hymn book and index of recordings in Mclean collection.) Important access to recorded Maori songs is provided by catalogue.

191. --------. 1991. Catalogue of Radio New Zealand recordings of Maori events, 1938-50. Auckland: Archive of Maori and Pacific Music, Anthropology Department, University of Auckland, published with the assistance of the Council for Maori and South Pacific Arts (MASPAC) and the Foundation for Research, Science and Technology.
Available: NLNZ Rec # 325164
325164
“The catalogue documents recordings of ten Maori events of historical significance. The events documented include speeches in Maori as well as speeches in English...there are also performances of haka, waiata and other traditional items together with action songs and hymns in Maori”. Again the catalogue is arranged by the provenance of the recording - in this case the events. Includes: index of recordings in Nga Moteatea, index of recordings in McLean collection, index of hymns and psalms in Maori and an index of speakers and performers.

192. --------. 1995. An annotated bibliography of Oceanic music and dance. 2nd ed. Warren, Mich: Harmonie Park Press.
Available: ATL P 016.7809 MACL 1995
Contains over 1,000 additional entries not included in previous editions. “Entries include references to books, journal articles, reviews, LP recordings, manuscripts on file, theses in commonly read European languages. Mainly excludes dictionaries, song texts in translation, collections of songs with piano accompaniment, publications consisting of words and music of acculturated songs or hymns and newspaper articles”. All entries are arranged alphabetically and chronologically by author. Same scope and layout as previous editions but updated with new entries. (ie. entries are arranged chronologically then alphabetically by author). Includes an area index which has a listing under Maori. The references to Maori are thus interspersed amongst the general Oceania references which makes looking them up tedious. However the information is there despite being difficult to access. Includes brief annotations.

193. Polynesian Society. 1958. List of Maori recorded music held by the New Zealand Broadcasting Service on behalf of the Maori Purposes Fund Board. Wellington: Polynesian Society.
Available: ATL
This is a list of recordings which are stored in the Timaru Archives. An alphabetical list by song name. Details the type of song, length and performers. No separate indexing. Of use to someone trying to locate a particular recording but for research it is probably better to go straight to McLean. Material should be duplicated in item 192

194. Stewart, Maureen. 1969. Maori music - an annotated bibliography. Wellington: Library School. Unpublished typescript.
Available: NLNZ 016 PAY.
The scope of the bibliography is published material on traditional Maori music - it mainly consists of material published since 1940. Divided into two sections. Part A: works about songs, music (62 items).Part B: collections of songs (20 items). Most items in Part A are annotated. Includes an author/subject/title/source index. Although the introduction to the bibliography is a little confused the author pulls together important and diverse material, particularly in Part A, for anyone researching in this area.

Newspapers

See also: 163, 200,201.
See also: Obituaries.

195. Dallimore, Gail and Miria Simpson. Bibliography of Maori Newspapers 1842- 1900.
Available: still in progress in 1995.
Mentioned in Millett Bibliographical Work in New Zealand 1995.

196. Dunedin Public Library. 1986. Index: Maori/Maoris to Otago Daily Times, Evening Star, Otago Witness and other Dunedin Newspapers 1861-1986.
Available: Auckland University Library.
Not sighted.

197. Millett A.P.U. and F.T.H. Cole. comp. 1986. Bibliographical work in New Zealand 1986 work in progress and work published. Hamilton: University of Waikato Library.
Available: widely
The 1986 version includes a supplement on Indexes to New Zealand Newspapers. This is organised alphabetically by the title of the newspaper. Each entry details what indexes exist, where and in what format eg. card index. This could be of value to Maori research if the researcher is interested in a particular time or region.

Obituaries

198. Mackenzie, Gipsy, Aroha Luttenberger and Darlene Ridings. 1992. Tauranga Moana: Maori obituaries c1866 - 1920. Tauranga: Tauranga District Libraries, Local History Section.
Available: ATL Ref P q920.0092 TAU 1992.
Contains copies of obituaries mainly from Bay of Plenty Times, September 1872 to December 1920 with some additional material from Daily Southern Cross, New Zealand Herald, Tauranga Argus and Tauranga Record. Obituaries in English. Contains a separate index of Maori names in alphabetical order. Main sequence is in chronological order. Most obituaries only a paragraph long but they are of interest to historians as they give an insight into pakeha views of natives at the time.

199. Simpson, Miria. 1984. Haere ki o koutou tipuna, He poroporoaki: obituari 1984 = Index of obituaries 1952-83. Hamilton: University of Waikato, Centre for Maori Studies and Research.
Available: ATL P q016.92 SIM 1984.
An index of names taken from obituary notes published under the headings Haeri ki o Koutou Tipuna and He Poroporoaki in the magazines Te Ao Hou, Te Maori and Tu Tangata from 1952-1983 . Lists names in alphabetical order by surname and gives source.

Photos

See also: 177.

200. University of Auckland. 19--. Index to Maori photographs in the Auckland Weekly News, 1898-1924. Auckland: University of Auckland.
Available: computer printout on reference shelves at ATL, computer file held at Te Hukatai, University of Auckland.
This printout is organised chronologically and details the source, region, place, tribe, topic and occasion. Also details the captions accompanying the photo. No additional indexes. Possibly also available as a computer database. Useful to libraries holding the Auckland Weekly News as it allows a different form of access to photos although as the arrangement of the printout is chronological it does not provide topic or tribal access which might be more valuable.

Politics

See also: 41, 42.

201. Marsden, Lucy. 1970. The Maori King Movement - an index to editorial opinion in four North Island newspapers 5 May 1857 - 13 July 1863. Wellington: Library School. Unpublished typescript.
Available: NLNZ 016 PAY., ATL, VUW
The newspapers indexed are: The Daily Southern Cross, The New Zealander, The Taranaki Herald and Te Karere Maori (or the Maori Messenger). These were chosen for their proximity to the Waikato area. “Articles on the subjects of Native land disputes,, Native Land acts and the Taranaki Wars have been included only where directly relevant to the movements. Straight reports on events have also been excluded, since the aim has been to give access to opinions, both on the movement itself and on its handling by the Colonial authorities. Reprints from other newspapers are excluded, excepting firstly, where they are commented on and secondly, those of translations from the two Maori language newspapers Te Pihoihoi and Te Hokioi, which were felt too relevant to be excluded”. Items are arranged chronologically and annotations give the gist of the editorial. Consists of 189 items. Includes an index to principal persons and events mentioned in annotations. Crucial source for historians interested in King movement and to pakeha opinion of it.

202. Williams, John A. 1969. Bibliography in Politics of the New Zealand Maori: protest and co-operation, 1891-1909. Washington: University of Washington Press.
Available: NLNZ Maori collection
The bibliography is divided by format. Within each section items are arranged alphabetically. There are no annotations but the bibliography should be a good start for anyone with an interest in this area.

Proverbs
-see also Language

203. Mead, M. and Neil Grove. 1989. Nga pepeha a nga tupuna. Wellington: Dept. of Maori Studies, Victoria University of Wellington.
Available: NLNZ NZC PAM 398.9994 MEA 1989
This volume consists of proverbs beginning with letters “A” and “E”. All the items have brief translations in English. Includes an alphabetical list of references, an index of names and an index of common nouns. Seems to supersede 1981, 1984 editions.

204. --------. 1991. Nga pepeha a nga tupuna. Wellington: Dept. of Maori Studies, Victoria University of Wellington.
This volume consists of proverbs beginning with “H”. All the items have brief translations. There are three separate indexes -references arranged alphabetically by author, an index of names and an index of common nouns (in English). Seems to supersede the 1981, 1984 editions.

205. --------. 1994. Nga pepeha a nga tupuna. Wellington: Dept. of Maori Studies, Victoria University of Wellington.
Continues the work started with earlier volumes - covers letters I, K. The proverbs are listed alphabetically in Maori with brief English translations annotated. Access is provided via the indexes which are as described above.

206. New Zealand. Department of Maori Affairs. 1987. He Pepeha, He Whakatauki no Taitokerau. Compiled by Jane McRae. Whangarei: Department of Maori Affairs.
Available: NLNZ
A revised edition of the list of sayings originally compiled in 1984-85. The sayings included in this listing are only those which “clearly originated and belonged to the tribes in Taitokerau”. More general sayings used by all the tribes are not included unless used particularly often or in a version special to the region. Some sayings are translated. Arrangement is alphabetical order by first line. Each item has an English translation and information about the saying if available, the source and the tribal attribution where known.

207. Nga pepeha a nga tupuna 1. 2nd ed. 1984. Compiled by Neil Grove. Wellington: Dept. of Maori Studies, Victoria University of Wellington.
Available: NLNZ
According to the compiler the purpose of this publication is to provide the beginning of a comprehensive collection of Maori proverbial sayings.. The content of the volume is Maori and there are no English translations as the author felt that to translate the amount of explanatory material required was too great for the scope of the project. The proverbs are listed in alphabetical order by the first word and the source is noted (eg. Best, Grey etc) There are 3,429 proverbs listed. Letters A-W. A bibliography at the back lists, alphabetically by author, the sources. See other items listed in this section under Mead. ( items 205. 206, 207).

Race Relations

See also: 76, 220.

208. Biggs, Bruce. 1972. Maori, other Polynesian and race relations theses. Rev. ed. Working Paper No.24. Auckland: Department of Anthropology, University of Auckland.
Available: ATL q Per WOR 24 P
Items are arranged alphabetically under the department. Includes theses from: Anthropology, Architecture, Chemistry, Economics, Education, Geography, History, Law, Music, Political Studies, Psychology, Town Planning. A separate alphabetical index is included. This has superseded the 1971 edition.

209. Ensor, Ruth F. 1968. The treatment of Maori in fiction; a bibliography of novels and collected short stories, 1861-1967. Wellington: Library School.
Available ATL 016.823 1968 P.
The scope of the bibliography is the treatment of Maori in fiction from 1861- 1967, it excludes myths, legends and items written by Maori authors. Chronological arrangement. Separate author and title indexes included. A useful collection of items dealing with the portrayal of Maori in fiction and the way in which it changes over time. All items are annotated - note the way Maori are portrayed. An important collection for anyone interested in this area. Useful for Maori literature but mainly of value for race relations and the historical image of Maori held by Pakeha.

210. Moller J. 1978. Cultural confrontation: a selective annotated bibliography of Maori-European race relations 1769-1860. Wellington: Library School.
Unpublished typescript.
Available: NLNZ 016 PAY
Divided by subject into: general surveys, the European image of Maori, early western contacts, protection and amalgamation, change and resistance. Within each section works are further divided into contemporary and secondary sources. Includes an author/title index. Selective bibliography, not exhaustive. Full descriptive annotations. Useful bibliography for this time in NZ history.

211. Smith, Leslie. 1987. Race relations in New Zealand: a bibliography 1970-86. Auckland: Office of Race Relations Conciliator.
Available: NZC 016.3058009931 SMI..
Divided into 4 subject groupings: 1. General References, 2. Treaty of Waitangi References, 3. Additional Sources, 4. Anti-Racist Publications Sources. Scope is published material which is generally available. Excludes theses but notes existence of useful theses in area. Within subject grouping organised alphabetically by author. None of the items are annotated. Material from a variety of formats. The level is general information aimed at the interested layperson, although some academic journal articles are included. This is a useful bibliography for someone beginning research in this area with an interest in the history of race relations, although the lack of descriptors indicating value/extent of items makes bibliography less useful. Large date range of material. No author/title index which would have been useful.

212. Thompson R.J. 1963. Race Relations in New Zealand: a review of the literature. Christchurch: National Council of Churches.
Available: NLNZ NZC 323.1931 THO 1963.
The bibliography is divided into broad subject categories the literature is discussed, including “Maori and European”, areas of discrimination, assimilation and integration, conclusions. The bibliography is in alphabetical order by author. It includes 151 items relating to Maori and other ethnic groups. None of the items are annotated and there is no additional indexing. Reading the literature review does give an idea on the content of the items listed in the bibliography.

213. Wooliscroft, Michael. 1967. Maori-Pakeha race relations - a select bibliography of material published since 1959. Wellington: Library School.
Unpublished typescript.
Available: NLNZ 016 PAY
Does not duplicate material covered by Thompson but is supplementary to this bibliography. The criteria for inclusion in the bibliography is “any periodical article or monograph dealing with Maori-Pakeha race relations in the twentieth century published 1960 and later but not included in Thompson”. Selective within this scope, does not include newspaper articles or items in parliamentary proceedings and reports. Arrangement is alphabetical by author. Brief annotations for all of the 74 items. Includes an author index and a title index.

Regional Information

See also: 49, 5

214. Marshall, Brian. 1977. Northland, New Zealand: a geographical bibliography 1900-1976. Occasional Paper Number 10. Auckland: Dept. of Geography, University of Auckland.
Available: NLNZ NZC 016.330993122 MAR 1977
Same subject scope as the later bibliography by Marshall listed directly below but earlier time frame. Does not include newspaper articles. Includes books, pamphlets, journal articles, higher degree theses and some duplicated material. Arrangement by subject headings - including “Maori Land” and “Kauri Gum” Includes author index and subject index.

215. --------. 1982. Northland, New Zealand: a geographical bibliography 1976- 1980. Occasional Paper Number 11. Auckland: Dept. of Geography, University of Auckland.
Available: NLNZ NZC 016.993112 MAR 1982.
The aim of the bibliography is to record all published and semi-published material relating to the geography of Northland, N,Z, between 1976-1980. Divided by subject - subject areas of relevance include kauri gum, Maori land. Includes a author index and a subject index. Has a small amount of information on Maori land although the main focus is geographical. A supplement and addendum to occasional paper no. 10, which covered the period 1900-1975.

216. Sullivan, John. 1972. The history and ethnology of the Auckland, Kaipara and Mahurangi districts prior to 1860: a select bibliography from the holdings of Auckland Public and Auckland University Libraries. Wellington: Library School.
Unpublished typescript.
Available: NLNZ 016 PAY
Divided chronologically, then by subject and format. The bibliography is based on collections of the Auckland Public Library and the Auckland University Library. “Works relating to the history of the town of Aucland, and to the activities of the Europeans in other areas, have only been included if they were published before 1860. Archaeological material, newspaper material and the Appendices to Journal of the House of Representatives have also been excluded”. The focus of the bibliography is on the traditional history of the region. There is an index to authors/subjects/titles and sources. Although the work is limited to items held at Auckland Public or Auckland University Libraries it is probably fairly comprehensive within this subject as most of the relevant material would be held by these libraries. Good access provided through indexes and the bibliography would be a useful start for someone researching the Maori settlement of the area.

Religion

217. Cottrell, Blair C. 1971. Maori religious movements in the 19th and early 20th centuries: a selected and annotated bibliography. Wellington: Library School.
Unpublished typescript.
Available: ATL q016.5729931 COT 1971 P, 016 PAY.
The scope of the bibliography is limited to material of a general nature which is readily available and to works descriptive of the movements, their origins and characteristics and the people involved in them. It excludes biographical material unless it dealt with religious movement as well, also omitted material dealing primarily with Maori Wars and HauHau campaigns. Does not include parliamentary papers (unless descriptive of a movement) , primary material and newspaper articles. Not aimed at serious research but researcher at secondary school/university level. Text arranged chronologically by the name of the movement. More general texts discussing more than one movement are listed separately. Descriptive annotations although noted if material contentious or in need of explanation. Includes author/title index and a separate subject index. Poor quality copy. Brief annotations. 59 items.

218. Lineham, Peter J., and Anthony R. Grigg. 1993. Religious History of New Zealand: a bibliography. 4th ed. Palmerston North: Department of History, Massey University.
Available: NLNZ NZC 016.27 LIN 1993
The bibliography is organised in alphabetical sequence by author. Includes a classified index to Maori Religion and Missions . This notes the author and title of the item under the relevant subject. This is further divided into general and specific items. Supercedes earlier editions of the religious history of NZ. The author notes however that the bibliography is not comprehensive and for pre-1960 works users should check Bagnall. Some items have brief annotations. An important bibliography for anyone interested in Maori religion and religious movements.

Social Conditions

219. Gottlieb, David, Jon Reeves and Warren D. Tenhouton. 1966. The emergence of youth societies: a cross cultural approach. New York: Free Press.
Available: ATL 016.3014315 [1966] P.
A book which has a section on the available literature, organised by geographical area. One chapter concerns Australia, New Guinea and New Zealand. There are 83 items listed under the section New Zealand and Oceania. Some items are annotated but the majority are not. A variety of literature concerning adolescence in New Zealand is included: specialist journal articles, fiction, academic articles. The majority of items concern the New Zealand Maori rather than Oceania. A useful starting point for any researcher in this area, although dated now.

220. Lowen, Deborah C. 1972. Social research in New Zealand - sociology and social anthropology, a bibliography. Wellington: N.Z. Library School.
Unpublished typescript.
Available: ATL micro 427.
Divided by subject; one of which is Research on the Maori and on Maori/Pakeha relations. Includes an author/title and subject index. All material in bibliography is based on field research carried out in New Zealand. Maori material covered is only post 1960 as two library school bibliographies one published in 1950 (G. Van der Poots) and one in 1960 (D.Cooke) cover earlier period. Research carried out by voluntary organisations excluded. Includes chapters from books, theses and journal articles. 12 items annotated and included in section but another 13 items in other sections are cross referenced. Index refers in detail to Maori related items included in bibliography.

221. New Zealand. Department of Internal Affairs. 1984. Youth Studies in New Zealand: a bibliography 1960-1983. Occasional Paper on Youth No. 11. Wellington: Dept. of Internal Affairs.
Available: ATL P q016.30523 YOU 1984
Organised by subject, most of the information relating specifically to Maori is included in a section on Multicultural Issues and Studies - this is further divided into general education, general secondary education, achievement, language, tertiary education, adolescence, health, migration.. There is also a small section on Maori and Pacific Island employment. Worth checking. None of the items have annotations. Includes an index of author, editors and compilers.

222. Schoen, Grace M. 1960. A list of references on New Zealand Social Services. Wellington: Library School. Unpublished typescript.
Available: NLNZ 016 PAY
A list of books and articles on New Zealand social services. The compiler notes that she is using the same subject headings as Green W.A.E. and C.A. Oram, E.G. Schwimmer. 1954. Social Services in New Zealand. Study group N.Z. Institute of Public Administration, (Wellington branch) - which included a section on “The Maori People” consisting of 12 items. The compiler intended that the bibliographies be used in conjunction and therefore has generally “not repeated items listed in Green, although has included if she felt the annotation of value”. Schoen’s bibliography is organised by subject - including a section on “The Maori People (all aspects of the subject)” Items 224-259 fall in this category. It is an extremely useful source of information on Maori social history. It also includes cross references to other relevant items and an author index. Contains useful items on topics such as education, crime, social statistics, housing. As the bibliography by Green only lists around 12 items in the Maori People section, it is probably not necessary to use in conjunction with this for Maori topics.

Statistics

223. Mako, Cyril. 1991. A Directory of the location of statistics on the New Zealand Maori population from official sources: Putunga Tatautanga Maori. Wellington: Manatu Maori.
Available: NLNZ MAO PAM 305.8994021 MAK 1991
A note inside the directory states that it is the “first attempt to collect together the vast range of official statistics that are collected about the Maori population of New Zealand”. The emphasis is on regularly published statistics. Possible contacts for unpublished sources of statistics are listed. There is a subject index to the statistics available. These include statistices on age, cancer, courts, dwellings etc. The statistics are arranged by subject. Lists the publications available, not annotated.

Theses and Research Essays: guides.

See also: 62, 73, 94, 208.

224. A Handlist of Research Essays in History, 1968-89. The list from 1968 - 75 was compiled by J.E. Cookson. Christchurch: Department of History, University of Canterbury. Unpublished typescript.
Available: ATL reference shelves
Updated to 1989 by various un-named compilers. Organised alphabetically within the chronological sequences. No index, therefore to use have to read through all the titles. A useful source for Maori information, as research essays are not listed in the Union list of higher degree theses in New Zealand libraries, but is largely superseded by Mosen (see below). Includes research essays from Auckland, Otago, Canterbury and Massey. No annotations or indications of value/merit. Notes the author, title, date and university. Updates: 1976-8, 1978-80, 1981-2, 1982-4, 1985-9. Covers the same material as the publication compiled by the Hocken Library listed below.

225. A Handlist of Research Essays in History 1968-89. 1990. Compiled by Hocken Library. Dunedin: Hocken Library. Unpublished typescript.
Available: Hocken Library
The research essays are listed alphabetically by author and there are no additional indexes. Therefore to find Maori related material the researcher would have to check every item. Include research essays from all the universities in NZ. Contains much the same information as Cookson (above) For research essays up to 1982 the researcher should check Mosen and then look through either this catalogue or the Cookson one for research essays written since then.

226. Dickson, Diane and Carol Dosser. 1970. World catalogue of theses on the Pacific Islands. Canberra: Australian National University Press.
Available: ATL reference shelves.
The items listed in this catalogue are based on the microfilm library of theses on the Pacific Islands which is maintained by the Department of Pacific History at A.N.U. and supplemented with other thesis catalogues. It is divided geographically (ie. theses written about New Zealand are in the NZ section), then alphabetically within this. Scope includes doctoral theses, M.A.s and also some B.A.Honours and Diploma of Education theses if considered significant . The New Zealand section lists 145 theses dating up to early 60s, and the addenda lists another 14. There are many theses on Maori included. The scope is not limited solely to New Zealand theses therefore this is a useful place to look for theses concerning the Maori submitted outside New Zealand universities. No subject index is provided therefore it is necessary to look through all the titles listed in the NZ section.

227. Mosen, Norah D. 1985. Theses on the history of New Zealand 1968-82. Massey University Library Series Number 18. Palmerston North: Massey University Library.
Available: ATL reference shelves
Includes theses on NZ history accepted for degrees in Australia, USA and research essays accepted for NZ degrees. Items are arranged in subject order. Includes a section on Maoris which is further subdivided by topics such as Pre- European history, Politics etc. Notes author, title, university, year and degree. Also includes an author and a subject index. This should include all the items listed in Cookson as it lists this as a source. This publication gives much better subject access to research essays than Cookson. Supplements Rodger, M. Theses on the history of New Zealand (listed below).

228. Pay, Margaret and K.J.Cunningham. 1977. A bibliography of New Zealand Library School bibliographies: supplement, 1972-77. Wellington: Library School.
Available: NLNZ Ref Shelves 016 PAY.
Organised alphabetically by author. Includes 1972 bibliographies in sequence. All items annotated. 1977 bibliographies listed as a supplement. Includes a subject index, New Zealand subject index and an index of non-descriptive titles. I have checked all the bibliographies referred to under “Maori” in the index. For pre-1972 bibliographies see entry under Rimmer (item 235). Useful access to the library school bibliographies on Maori topics is provided through the index. However as I have included most of the relevant bibliographies it will not be necessary to check this if you are using this guide.

229. Rodger, Margaret D and K.A.Pickens. 1968. Theses on the History of New Zealand. Part 1: biographical studies. Massey University Library Series Number 1. Palmerston North: Massey University Library.
Available: ATL reference shelves.
Organised using the name of person as the subject eg. Grey - if the historical figure of importance is known then would be of value for Maori research. Includes author index.

230. Rodger, Margaret D. 1969. Theses on the History of New Zealand. Part 2: political history. Massey University Library Series Number 2. Palmerston North: Massey University Library.
Available: ATL reference shelves
Divided by subject. Includes author index, chronological index, and subject index which has entries listed under Maori Wars, Maori Affairs and Maori representation.

231. --------. 1970. Theses on the History of New Zealand. Part 3: social history. Massey University Library Series Number 3. Palmerston North: Massey University Library.
Available: ATL reference shelves
Divided by subject including a section on Maori. Also includes a chronological and subject index. Not annotated. Contains material up to 1967 after which is supplemented by Mosen. (Coverage and criteria for inclusion as per Mosen.)

232. --------. 1972. Theses on the History of New Zealand. Part 4: economics, agricultural and industrial. Massey University Library Series Number 4. Palmerston North: Massey University Library series.
Available: ATL reference shelves
Organised by subject. Includes author index and subject index. Subject index notes essays on Maori economy, employment and farming.

233. Rimmer, A.H. and W.A. Siddells, 1972. Annotated bibliography of library school bibliographies. 1946-72. Wellington: Library School. Available: ATL q015.931 RIM 1972 P, & NLNZ NZ 016 PAY Organised alphabetically by author all bibliographies up to 1972 are annotated. The 1972 bibliographies are appended but not annotated. There is a subject index which includes items under the heading Maori and a title index. I have checked all the references in the subject index when compiling this bibliography. Useful access to the library school bibliographies on Maori topics is provided through the index. However as I have included most of the relevant bibliographies it will not be necessary to check this if you are using this guide.

234. Union list of theses of the University of New Zealand: 1910-1954. 1956. Compiled by D.L. Jenkins. Wellington: New Zealand Library Association.
Seven supplements compiled by successive reference librarians at the University of Otago: D.G. Jamieson (1955-62), Catherine G. Swift (1963-67, 1968-70, 71-75), C.G. Swift with the assistance of Jean A. Strachan.(1976-78), John Cochrane (1979-82), Jeff Kirkus-Lamont (1983-85, 1986-89).
Available: widely.
This publication lists all the higher degree theses presented at universities in New Zealand. They are arranged chronologically under broad subject groupings. All volumes have author indexes and from 1962 subject indexes. These are an important source for the numerous theses written on Maori topics.

Treaty of Waitangi

See also: 166, 172.
See also: App.1. item listed under Henry, E.

235. Orange, Claudia. 1987. Bibliography in The Treaty of Waitangi. Wellington: Allen and Unwin/Port Nicholson Press with assistance from the Historical Publications Branch, Dept. of Internal Affairs.
Available: widely
The extensive bibliography in this book is divided into published and unpublished information. The unpublished information is further divided by holding institution and items are listed alphabetically within this. Published information is divided by format. Section 2. relates to Published Documents and Official Publications which are listed alphabetically. There are also sections on Newspapers and Periodicals, Books articles and pamphlets, Unpublished theses and research essays and Unpublished papers. Although more material will have been published on the Treaty since this book was published it is the only bibliography which I could locate relating to all the material available on the treaty. It is fairly comprehensive on primary material, although secondary material will require updating.

Tribal History / Whakapapa

See also: General 23, 43, 44,51, 89, 167, 191, 192.
Research guides: 179, 181.
Ngai Tahu: 47
Tuhoe: 169

236. Alexander Turnbull Library. 1994. Whakapapa: A guide to information held by the reference and research service. Wellington: Maori Reference Service, Alexander Turnbull Library.
Available: free from ATL
A leaflet which outlines some search strategies for tracing whakapapa and lists the relevant sources under each approach. Divided into: Family Sources, Iwi- Waka Approach Modern Approach and Other Sources. Limited to the resources available for this type of research in Turnbull Library. Includes maps with tribal areas.

237. Canterbury Public Library. 1990. Whakapapa: sources of Maori genealogy and history in the New Zealand collection. New Zealand Collection Series No. 4. Christchurch: Canterbury Public Library.
Available: widely
This publication supersedes the first edition which was published in 1985. Basically a local guide this is divided into two main categories: sources inside the New Zealand Collection and sources outside it. The main focus is on internal holdings. Subdivides sources in the New Zealand Collection into: family and tribal structure, published whakapapa, history, sources, indexes and bibliographies, periodicals, official records. The published whakapapa are divided by format and listed by tribe. Scope is limited to items held in the library, which detracts from its value as a national guide. However it does indicate locations of some published whakapapa within monographs which is useful and I have not located elsewhere in print.

238. Eggleston, Kim. 1994. A select bibliography of Ngai Tahu history available in the South Island - Te Wai Pounamu. Prepared as requirement for Diploma in Library and Information Studies, Victoria University of Wellington. Unpublished typescript.
Available: at Canterbury University and Lincoln.
Not sighted.

239. French, Patricia and Robin Hakopa. 1993. Ngapuhi. Auckland: Auckland City Libraries.
Available: ATL Ref P q016.3058 IWI 1993.
Volume one of Iwidex (see the reference under computer files, item 45) which was published in print. Consists of alphabetical subject/author index with item references. Items are arranged in sequence according to their item number in the database. Each entry notes the publication details, location, subjects, iwi and waka and includes a brief description of extent of item. Obviously extremely useful to any researcher interested in Ngapuhi. On a more general level it also is useful for biographical references to famous Maori and other historical interests. (eg. missions, land tenure). Volume Two: the Tainui section was due for publication late 1994, when the file consisted of 950 entries.-source Millett Bibliographical Work in New Zealand... 1994.

240. Garven, Peter. comp. Genealogy of the Ngai Tahu.
Available: Computer file?, not located.
Not sighted. It was mentioned in a publicity leaflet for Canterbury Museum and Library. Compiled by Peter Garven from Land Court records and other sources. Possibly a computer file.

241. Grover, R.F. 1960. A preliminary listing of Maori genealogies in manuscript and in published works, in the Alexander Turnbull Library. Unpublished typescript.
Available: ATL q572.9931 1960 P Copy available on reference shelf ATL.
Each entry details the source, table references, pages and tribe/person concerned. Divided into: alphabetical arrangement by author of Maori genealogies in manuscripts and books, a chronological list from the Maori Newspaper (Te Waka Maori), chronological list and an alphabetical tribal index of genealogies, notes volume number and page references, from the Journal of the Polynesian Society from 1892-1959, extracts from Transactions and Proceedings of the NZ Institute, as well as various other books, theses. References made in manuscripts and papers to figures such as White, Elsdon Best, S. Percy Smith, Edward Shortland are also annotated. Very confusing to read and use. A major weakness is the lack of an iwi, author and title index. However with persistence it can be used to locate genealogies.

242. Hughes, Lesley M. 1960. A bibliography of family histories and genealogies published before and during the year 1960. Wellington: N.Z. Library School.
Unpublished typescript.
Available: NLNZ 016 PAY.
Includes both Pakeha and Maori genealogies. Notes that the articles and books included are a selection not an exhaustive list for the section on Maori genealogy. The index to these items has been compiled from the names of tribes and places . The author also notes that other useful sources for Maori genealogy are: Personal Names Index to Journal of Polynesian Society, Minute Books of Maori Land Court. Notes genealogies which have been published as well as articles about researching Maori genealogy. A total of 35 items are annotated. The Maori genealogy section is indexed, by tribe and place, separately to the European genealogy section which enhances access. A useful starting place for researchers interested in Maori genealogy.

243. Irwin, Kathie and Willis Katene. 1989. Bibliography of Iwi based learning resources: Ngati Kahungunu and Takitimu in Maori People and the Library: A bibliography of Ngati Kahungunu and Te Waka O Takitumu Resources.
Wellington: Victoria University of Wellington
Available: VUW Z4127 M2 I72 M.
Lists in alphabetical order by author 31 items relating to Ngati Kahungunu and Te Waka O Takitumu. Most items not annotated. Each item has information on author, title, year of publication, place of publication and publisher. Useful start for researcher interested in these iwi. Includes journal articles, booklets and newspaper articles.

244. McRae, Jane. 1981. Nga iwi o te tai tokerau: nga korero nonamata me naianei hoki: nga mea; tuhituhia I perehitia ranei na nga whare pukapuka I tiaki he rarangi he whakauarama hoki ta tenei pukapuka. Te Aupouri, Te Rarawa, Ngati Kahu, Ngapuhi, Ngati Whatua = Catalogue of manuscript, printed and published material in the Maori language relating to the history of and traditions of tribes in Tai Tokerau. Whangarei: Tari Maori.
Available: ATL Ref P q016.78476 MACR 1981.
See citation under McRae, 1989, below (item 246).

245. --------. 1989. A catalogue of manuscripts, printed and published material in the Maori language relating to the history and tradition of the tribes in Tai Tokerau; a catalogue of Maori traditions of Tai Tokerau held on tape in the Archive of Maori and Pacific Music at the University of Auckland. Whangarei: Te Runanganui o Taitokerau. Revised by. Te Aniwaniwa Hona.
Available: NLNZ MAO PAM 016.9931201 CAT 1989.
A reprinted revised edition printing in the same volume the 1981 publications by McRae of material relating to the tribes of Taitokerau. This is an indispensible source for anyone interested in tribes of the Tai Tokerau. The indexes increase the access available to this material - particularly manuscript material. The first catalogue is:
A catalogue of Manuscript printed and published material relating to the history and traditions of the tribes in Taitokerau. It is divided into two parts - manuscripts collections and published works. Within these two main categories material is further subdivided by format and location.(eg. Alexander Turnbull Library or Auckland Public. and books, journals, newspapers.) The location of the manuscripts are noted. A subject/author index for the catalogue greatly enhances access(item 244).
The other catalogue bound in this publication is:
A catalogue of Maori traditions of Taitokerau held on tape in the archives of Maori and Pacific Music at the University of Auckland. Divided by the collections held. These include: general, McLean, Maori Purposes Fund Board. An index to first lines of songs is included as is a separate subject index. The subject headings are organised into 8 main sections - Iwi, and type of song eg. Nga Korero, Nga Katakia. The catalogue is intended eventually to be superseded by a comprehensive tribal index held in the archive itself . The content of both catalogues is identical to when first published, no new material appears to have been added, although minor details such as the new address of Turnbull have been updated and the layout is slightly different.

246. Millett A.P.U. 1989. Bibliography of New Zealand Family Histories. Hamilton: University of Waikato. Unpublished typescript.
Available: ATL reference shelves, printout dated Sept. 1989 which is only available for use at ATL
The aim of the bibliography is to list all separately published family histories. Organised alphabetically by author or title “a printout from a computer file held at University of Waikato Library...it should be stressed that the bibliography is not complete”. All publications have been indexed by author and by family name. Other indexes (very incomplete) include: Founders of NZ branch of family, surnames of those who married into first generation of family, country, county and town of origin, ship on which founding family arrived, year of arrival, place and region of main settlement in NZ. Contains an author index and a separate family index.
Mainly Pakeha family histories but does include some Maori.

247. Tremewan, C. 1986. Select Bibliography of South Island Maori. Te Karanga 2, (1): 27-34.
Available: ATL
Organised by subject, the divisions include: 1. The Archaic and Classic Maori, 2. Traditional History, Mythology and Folklore, 3. Accounts of Early European Visitors, 4. The Musket Wars, 5. Colonists and Christianity, 6. The Great Land Grab. Within each section material is organised alphabetically by author. All of the items have brief annotations detailing level and content. A very useful bibliography, although there are no additional indexes items are cross referenced, annotations are helpful and the subject division enhances access.

War

See also: 40, 156, 230.

248. Adams, Robin. 1961. The Maori Wars, 17 March 1860- 29 April 1864.
Wellington: Library School. Unpublished typescript.
Available: NLNZ 016 PAY, ATL q 016.9931 1961 P.
Has a detailed subject division of material. Author notes that the bibliography has tended to concentrate on books and pamphlets. Manuscripts, newspaper and periodical articles, poetry, fiction, Maori language material and most government publications are excluded. Most items are annotated. The author also includes an unannotated list (organised by subject) of references in the AJHR. Relevant sources such as Maori newspapers and theses are also noted but were not sighted by author. Includes an author/title index. In total lists 156 sources and mentions additional sources. Of value, despite the exclusions, to anyone interested in early NZ history and the wars.

Women

249. Hutchinson Jan. 1959. Bibliography of published works and articles and of university theses about women in public life in New Zealand. Wellington: Library School. Unpublished typescript.
Available: NLNZ 016 PAY, ATL 016.92 1959 P.
This bibliography has very little Maori content. Most of the bibliography covers writings on well known pakeha women from New Zealand rather than Maori women. However there is a section on “Maoris: Land Settlement” which contains items about Princess Te Puea Herangi. (5 items). Of marginal value for anyone researching Maori women.

250. Irwin, Kathie and Michelle Erai et al. 1991. Maori Women: an annotated bibliography. Wellington: Published by Michelle Erai, Everdina Fuli, Kathie Irwin and Lenaire Wilcox.
Available: VUW
A new edition (1993) was “in process” at ATL, not sighted. The 1991 edition is organised alphabetically by author with a detailed subject index. Some items annotated. There is also a section notes on authors giving variations in names of authors. Published in print from computer database on Maori women. Authors intend to maintain a computer database on Maori women located in Education department at Victoria University of Wellington. The bibliography aims to give people interested in Maori women access to relevant research and publications. The references selected will be written either by or about Maori women. Exclusions (or areas requiring further study) included women in Maori magazines: such as Te Ao Hou, Te Kaea, Te Iwi o Aotearoa, Te Karanga, legends, newspapers, Maori proverbs, oral histories, arts, and sport. Very useful source for information by or about Maori women. - also kept as updated computerised database.

251. Wills, Janet. 1975. Women and education in New Zealand: an annotated bibliography. Wellington: Library School. Unpublished typescript.
Available: NLNZ 016 PAY
Divided by subject this includes a section on Maori women and education. Does not include newspaper items. No date restriction it includes material from 1870-1975. Also includes theses. The compiler used Roth A bibliography of New Zealand education. 1964. as a source to check items. Includes an author/title index. There are 8 annotated items relating to Maori women and education in a total bibliography consisting of 79 items. As Roth (see item 73) does not include post 1964 items the bibliography is useful to supplement Roth.

Addenda

Includes additional items which were identified after the main sequence was arranged.

Curnow, Jenifer. 1995. Nga pou arahi: ko te rarangi-a-iwi o nga tuhituhinga mo nga taonga Maori, ara mo te reo, mo nga whakapapa, mo nga waiata, mo nga korero, mo nga tikanga, mo nga whakatauki = Tribal inventory of manuscripts relating to Maori treasures, language, genealogy, songs, history, customs and proverbs. Auckland: Auckland Institute and Museum.
Available: In process NLNZ rec # 558285, on order ATL.
558285, on order ATL.
Not sighted. Note on record states this is a “comprehensive inventory of Maori texts from the Museum library. Text in English, includes index.

Giffuni, Cathe. 1990. Witi Ihimaera: a bibliography. Australian and New Zealand Studies in Canada. No. 4. (Fall): 106-111
Available: NLNZ
Divided into two sequences: works by Ihimaera and criticisms of the works. The works by Ihimaera section is further divided into books, miscellaneous writings and an interview. These are organised by title. The second section on criticism is divided into a general category then grouped according to the title of the works. These include: Pounamu pounamu, Tangi, Whanau, The new net goes fishing, Into the world of light: an anthology of Maori writing, The matriarch, The whale rider, Dear Miss Mansfield. No additional indexing and not annotated. Updates the 1984 bibliography by Corballis (item 123).

Hargreaves, R.P. 1968. Maps in the Appendices of the Journal of the House of Representatives. Part I: 1861-1890, Part II: 1891-1907. Dunedin: Geography Department, University of Otago.
Available: NLNZ NZC 912.931 HAR 1968
Arranged in chronological order. Each entry notes the title of the map, the date and its location in the Appendices of the Journal of the House of Representatives. Consists of 1031 titles and there are no annotations or additional indexes. Useful source for land claims despite lack of indexing.

Hargreaves, R.P. 1962. Maps of New Zealand appearing in British Parliamentary Papers. Dunedin: University of Otago Press.
Available: ATL reference shelves.
Organised chronologically this consists of around 70 maps. It includes a subject index which has entries under “Maoris”. Valuable source for land claims.

Tribal and Ethnic Art. 1982. Modern Art Bibliographic Series Vol. 1. Oxford, England: Clio Press.
Available: NLNZ Rec # 88771
88771
Not sighted but according to the abstract it is a bibliography of “900 abstracts of books, available dissertations, periodical articles and exhibition catalogues with essays or texts published beween 1972-79”. Includes a section on New Zealand under Oceania (pages 76-80) and indexes.

Appendix. 1: Superseded Items

I have included a listing of superseded items because not all libraries will hold all the sources listed in the main bibliography and some may hold the older sources. Therefore it is useful to know the relationship between them. Also some of the items I have included have included bibliographies on Maori topics - such as Taylor. However many of the items which were valuable at the time of publication, in 1972, have now been superseded. I envisage this section being used as a checklist. It is organised alphabetically.

Adam, Margaret J., John Ewing and James Munro. 1913. Guide to the principal parliamentary papers relating to the dominions, 1812-1911. Oliver & Boyd: Edinburgh.
Available: ATL 328.42 1913 P.
This was cited by Taylor and has been superseded by the 1974 Index to British Parliamentary Papers on Australia and New Zealand 1800-1899, 1974. Divided geographically and includes a section on Parliamentary papers relating to New Zealand, there are also NZ papers listed under “Miscellaneous Papers”. Brief annotations noting content of paper, arranged chronologically dating from 1835- 1904. Access through the subject index - some papers in the index relating to Maori - these are listed under Aborigines (N.Z.) Useful access to this material is provided by this guide.

Biggs, Bruce. 1971. Maori and race relations theses: University of Auckland theses concerning the Maori, other Polynesians and race relations in New Zealand. Working Papers in Anthropology. Auckland: Department of Anthropology, University of Auckland.
Available: NLNZ. 016.301451994 (301.451994)
Items are arranged alphabetically under the department. Include theses from: Anthropology, Education, Geography, History. A separate alphabetical author index is included. Superseded by 1972 revised edition by same author.

Calcott, Cecile. 1958 Land development and settlement in the Waikato; a preliminary bibliography. Wellington: N.Z. Library School Bibliography. Unpublished typescript.
Available NLNZ 016 PAY.
This bibliography is divided by subject and includes grey literature (pamphlets, theses) It is not comprehensive and does not include material which is too technical or specialised or too slight in content . General books on New Zealand are also excluded and so also are most newspaper articles. There is a separate author index but no subject index. Although some items listed, for example, under land settlement or history will contain Maori content, I would expect this bibliography to have been superseded by the one put together by NZ Collection librarians at Waikato. Of limited use.

Cole, Arthur H. 1939. Finding list of royal reports in the British Dominions. Cambridge, Mass: Harvard Univ. Press.
The Maori Affairs Royal Commissions are noted on pages 117-119, listed in Taylor. Superseded by NZLA publication A checklist New Zealand Royal Commissions, Commissions and Committees of Enquiry 1864-1981 (item 119).

Collier, J. 1889. The Literature relating to New Zealand: a bibliography. Wellington: Government Printer.
Organised chronologically with a classified catalogue referring to authors and a separate author catalogue. Includes sections on Maori in classified catalogue. Superseded by Bagnall.

Henry, Elizabeth. 1991. The Treaty of Waitangi = Te Tiriti o Waitangi. Palmerston North: Palmerston North College of Education Library.
The scope of this bibliography is limited to material relating to the Treaty of Waitangi which is available in the College of Education Library. Divided into two sections: 1. books, sets and videorecordings - with descriptive annotations and 2. Serial articles. It also contains an alphabetical author/title index. Because the bibliography is limited to items held by this library it is of little value to anyone seriously researching the Treaty. A better starting place would be the bibliography in Claudia Orange's book The Treaty of Waitangi. The items included in the serials listing date up to 1990 and therefore will contain more recent references than in Orange - however they do have an education focus and would require updating for current research needs.

Jamieson, Donald Graham 1961. A finding list of New Zealand Royal Commissions and Commissions of Inquiry together with some departmental and special commissions and Committees of Inquiry
Available: NLNZ 016 PAY.
Organised chronologically with a separate index to chairmen and a subject index. Commissions relating to land are duplicated and dealt with more comprehensively in the index by Mutch. None of the items are annotated. However the scope covers more than land related commissions and therefore this finding list is valuable. Under Maori in the subject index there are items listed under: Maori affairs, Maori land, Maori model villages, Maori reserves, employment of Maori and usury on loans to Maori. The index by Mutch is more comprehensive and up to date for land related material. Superseded in this area by A checklist New Zealand Royal Commissions, Commissions and Committees of Enquiry 1864-1981. 1982. Wellington: N.Z. Library Association

Jaspers, Judith. 1960. A bibliography of New Zealand education, 1947-1960.
Superseded by Roth (item 73).

McLean, Mervyn.1977. An annotated bibliography of Oceanic Music and Dance. Wellington: The Polynesian Society and Mervyn McLean. 1981.
Supplement, an annotated bibliography of Oceanic Music and Dance
Available ATL 016.781719 MACL 1977 P, VUW r ML120 015 M163 A.
Superseded by 1995 edition.

Mules M., A.G. Butchers. 1947. A bibliography of NZ Education. Wellington: New Zealand. Council for Educational Research.
Superseded by H. Roth (item 73).

National Library of New Zealand. 1991-93. Maori Resources Guidebook, Poutu-te-rangi, compiled by Mereana Coleman. Wellington: National Library of New Zealand. Unpublished typescript.
This was superseded by a later edition renamed Rauemi Tuhi (item 165). Consists of three select bibliographies. (Maori Tribal History Bibliography, Maori Culture and Traditions Bibliography, and Maori Serials Bibliography) A list of items held in National Library. Each entry consists of author, title, location and date of publication only . It also includes a subject heading index, a list of Maori Newspapers and Periodicals, 1842-1984 and a list of Maori Titles in the serials collection with non-Maori content. The bibliographies are superseded by Rauemi Tuhi: Maori Resource Guide but the newspaper listing is not duplicated.

Parlophone Co. 1927. Maori recordings made at Rotorua during the visit of the Duke and Duchess of York by the Parlophone Co. Sydney, Mortons Print.
A list of songs recorded on 8 records. The contents of the records and the performer are listed. Not useful for research access - just a list of available recorded Maori music. No additional indexing.

Polynesian Society. 1931. List of Reprints from the Journal of the Polynesian Society, also of other available Maori publications. Wellington: Polynesian Society, N.Z.
Available: ATL P 301.0995 POL 1931
An alphabetical list of the reprints which were available at the time of publication from the society. The second part of the publication lists Maori literature. Includes Dominion Museum monographs, bulletins, Polynesian Society memoirs, Memoirs of the Board of Maori Ethnological Research and Alexander Turnbull Library Bulletin. Basically a catalogue listing publications available for purchase in 1931. This material should be duplicated in Bagnall. (Superseded)

Rogers, Frank. comp. 1984 Archives New Zealand: A directory of Archives and Manuscript repositories in New Zealand, The Cook Islands, Fiji, Niue, Tokelau, Tonga and Western Samoa. Auckland: The Archives Press.
Organised geographically with an alphabetical index of repositaries, a classified index and a general index to collections. Includes archives, manuscripts sections of libraries and other institutions and organisations with reference collections which include archival or manuscript material. Includes a list of archives which did not respond to the questionnaire and whose collections are therefore not included. In the general index there are entries listed under Maori affairs, Maori battalion, Maori births and deaths, Maori Land Court, Maori manuscripts and whakapapa, Maori marriages and Maori music. Superseded by second revised edition published in 1990 Archives New Zealand 4.Wilson, J.O. 1960. Finding List of British Parliamentary Papers relating to New Zealand 1817-1900. Wellington: General Assembly Library.
The list is divided by format into: bills, acts, papers wholly of principally concerned with NZ, and minor papers. Within each section entries are arranged chronologically. Acts concerning general colonial measures have been excluded. “The list is not designed to supersede the New Zealand section of: Adam, Ewing and Munro. Guide to the Principal Parliamentary Papers relating to the Dominions, 1812-1911. Despite its more limited scope and one or two minor errors in numbers, this volume is still of great value” There are no additional indexes but despite this the volume is a useful guide for researchers wishing to locate material on early NZ history in the British parliamentary papers. Cited by Taylor, superseded by Index to British Parliamentary Papers on Australia and New Zealand 1800-1899, 1974.

Appendix 2: Bookshop Catalogues

Art Gallery Bookshop. 1992.New Zealand Art Books and Catalogues. 7th ed. Auckland: The Bookshop.
Available: ATL P Box 700.294 ART 1992.
This is a catalogue listing the art items held at the art gallery bookshop. It is of value to anyone interested in seeing items written on Maori art as it has a separate listing of Maori and Polynesian Art Books which it holds. It lists 39 items and is not annotated. The listing of Polynesian art also may have books with items on Maori art. However the scope is too limited (it only includes items which are in print and which are stocked by the bookshop) for it to be of great value to researchers. Maybe could be useful as a supplement to Hanson (item 16).

Polynesian Bookshop. 1990. Polynesian Bookshop: current stocklist of Maori and Pacific books and resources. 2d. ed. Auckland: Polynesian Bookshop.
Available: NLNZ Rec # 301258
301258
Not sighted.

Editor and Compiler Index

• All references are made to item numbers, the appendixes or the addenda.

Adam, Margaret J. App. 1
Adams, Robin. 248.
Alexander Turnbull Library, Manuscripts. 150, 151, 152
Alexander Turnbull Library. 39, 145, 183, 236
Allan R.S. 7
Anderson J.C. 131
Archive of Maori and Pacific Music, University of Auckland 188, 189, 190, 191, 192
Art Gallery Bookshop.see App.2
Auckland City Libraries. 45. see also Auckland Public Library.
Auckland College of Education, Sylvia Ashton Warner Library. see Sylvia Ashton Warner Library.
Auckland Institute and Museum, Library 160, see also Curnow in Addenda.
Auckland Institute and Museum. see Auckland Institute and Museum, Library.
Auckland Public Library. 161. see also Auckland City Libraries
Auckland Teachers Colleges Library. 143,175.
Bagnall, A.G. 20.
Barton, Bill. 46.
Barton, P. 1,2.
Bassett, Heather. 93
Bennion, Tom. 96
Benton, Nena B. 60.
Benton, Richard A. 61, 71, 113.
Biggs, Bruce. 208, App1
Blake, Barbara. 122
Brown, Dorothy. 88
Buchanan, Helen. 40
Bulmer, Susan. 5
Burnett, Karen. 68
Burt, Eugene C. 14
Butler, D. 1959. 6.
Calcott, Cecile.see App.1
Cammack, Floyd M. 21
Canterbury Museum and Library 47, 240.
Canterbury Public Library. 237
Carmody, Christine. 22
Chapman, Rosemary. 155.
Cochrane, John. 234
Cole, Arthur H. App. 1, superseded by, 119.
Cole, F.T.H. 26, 197.
Coleman, Michael D. 155
Coleridge, K.A. 174
Collier, J. App. 1, superseded by, 20.
Cooke, Dorothy. 30
Cookson J.E. 224
Coppell, W.G. 62
Corballis, Richard 125
Costello, Carol. 89
Cottrell, Blair C. 217
Council for Educational Research see NZCER.
Crown Forestry Rental Trust. 93, 94.
Cunningham, K.J. 228
Curnow, Jenifer.188, 189. see also Addenda.
Dallimore, G. 130, 195
De Boer, Gail M. 85
Dennis, Jonathon. 77
Department of Anthropology, University of Auckland. see University of Auckland, Dept. of Anthropology.
Department of Conservation see New Zealand. Department of Conservation.
Department of Education see New Zealand. Department of Education.
Department of Health see New Zealand. Dept. of Health.
Dept. of Library and Information Studies, Victoria University of Wellington see Victoria University of Wellington, Dept. of Library and Information Studies.
Dewes K. 55, 134
Dickson, Diane 226
Dominion Museum. 162
Dosser, Carol. 226
Dow, Derek A. 185.
Duff, R.S. 7
Duis, A. 130.
Dunedin Public Library. 166, 196.
Earle, Virginia. 63
Earnshaw, Tania. 122.
Edmundson, Mirla. 122.
Eggleston, Kim. 1989. 238.
Ensor, Ruth F. 20
Erai, Michelle.250
Erwin, R.N. 41.
Ewing, John App. 1
Falloon, Jane. 98
Fildes, H.E.M. 23.
French, Patricia. 239.
Friends of the Hocken Collections. 153. see also Hocken Library
Fritz, Linda. 118
Gadd, Bernard. 126, 127.
Garraway, John. 54
Garven, Peter. 240
German, Richard. 51
Giffuni, Cathe. see Addenda.
Glowacki, M. 15.
Goetzfridt, Nicholas J. 137.
Gordon, Kathleen. 64
Gottlieb, David. 219
Gotts, Susan M. 8.
Gray, George. 135
Green R.C. 9
Grigg, Anthony R. 218.
Grove, Neil. 203, 204, 205, 207.
Grover, R.F. 241
Hakopa, Robin. 239
Hallett, R.C. 49
Hamilton A. 31.
Hamilton Public Library. 167, 168
Hanson, F.Allen. 16
Hanson, Louise. 16
Hargreaves, R.P. see Addenda.
Harlow R.B 135, 136
Harris, Judith. 10
Health Research Services, Department of Health. see New Zealand. Dept. of Health, Health Research Services.
Henry, Elizabeth. see App. 1
Herlihy, B. 178
Hirsh, Walter. 66
Hirst, Linda M. 138
Hocken Library. 225 see also Friends of the Hocken Collections
Hocken, T.M. 24
Hohepa, Margie. 65
Holmes, C.K. 80
Hona, Te Aniwaniwa. 247
Houdek, Frank G. 119
Howard, Irwin. 56
Howorth, Hilary. 19
Hoyle, Helen M. 132
Hughes, Lesley M. 242
Hughes, Peter H. 120
Hutchinson Jan. 249
Irwin, Kathie. 33, 243, 250
Jamieson, D.G. 236. see also App. 1
Jaspers, Judith. see App. 1.
Jenkins, D.L. 234
Jenkins, Pauline. 133
Johnstone, A.H. 25
Katene, Willis. 33, 243
Kaye, Margaret M. 57
Kilgour, Ruth. 81
Kirkus-Lamont, Jeff. 236.
Kohia Teachers Centre. 75
Laing, Josie 112
Lander, Josie 68
Laurie, John 48
Law Book Co. of Australia Pty Ltd. 120
Learning Media. 114
Lineham, Peter J.218.
Lowen, Deborah C. 220.
Luttenberger, Aroha 198
Lyon, Barbara.129
Mackay, Pat. 82
Mackenzie, Gipsy 198
MacLean, Janet. 11
Mako, Cyril. 223
Malcolm, Shona. 169.
Manatu Maori. see New Zealand. Ministry of Maori Affairs
Mander-Jones, Phyllis. 149.
Mangan, Hiureina. 123
Manukau Libraries and Information Services. 170
Marland, Elaine. 70
Marsden, Lucy. 201
Marshall, Brian.214, 215
Marshall, Jim. 68
McDowall, Robert M. 80
McGath, Vicki. 58
McKenzie M.B. 69
McKeon, Brian. 13
McLean, Juliet. 99
McLean, Mervyn. 188, 189, 190, 191, 192, App. 1
McLeod, Veronica. 176
McRae, Jane 124, 206, 244, 245
Mead, M. 203, 204, 205
Mental Health Foundation of New Zealand. 83
Metge, Joan. 34
Mihotich, Derek. 72
Millett A.P.U. 26, 27, 49, 197, 246
Ministry of Education see New Zealand. Department of Education.
Ministry of Education. Learning Media see Learning Media.
Moller J. 210.
Morgan, Evan. 98
Morris, Jacquie. 173, 174.
Mosen, Norah D. 227
Mules M., superseded by 73.
Munro, James. see App.1.
Mutch, Kevin. 99
N strategy Bicultural Actions Group. 54.
National Archives of New Zealand. see New Zealand, National Archives.
National Library of New Zealand. 163, App1
National Oral History Association of New Zealand. 144
National Training Resource Centre. 84
New Zealand Collection Librarians, Waikato University see University of Waikato
New Zealand Film Archive. 77, 78, 79
New Zealand Library Association. see NZLIA.
New Zealand, Department of Health, Health Research Services. 80
New Zealand, Department of Health. 84, 85.
New Zealand, National Archives. 101, 102, 103, 156, 157, 158, 159, 177
New Zealand. Ministry of Maori Affairs 95, 104, 107, 108, 109
New Zealand. Council for Educational Research. see NZCER.
New Zealand. Department of Conservation. 5.
New Zealand. Department of Education. 35, 66, 72, 165, see also Learning Media.
New Zealand. Department of Internal Affairs.43, 44, 221
New Zealand. Department of Justice, Waitangi Tribunal Division. 101, 102, 103, 184
New Zealand. Department of Maori Affairs see New Zealand, Ministry of Maori Affairs
New Zealand. Dept. of Internal Affairs, National Archives see National Archives.
New Zealand. Learning Media. see Learning Media
New Zealand. Library and Information Association see NZLIA
New Zealand. Ministry of Education see New Zealand. Dept. of Education.
New Zealand. Ministry of Education, Learning Media 111.
New Zealand. Native Land Court. 100
Nga Kairangahau, Manatu Maori see New Zealand. Ministry of Maori Affairs.
Nikora, Tarah. 96
NIWA Freshwater. 79.
NOHANZ. 144.
North Shore Public Libraries. 171, 172, 173.
NZCER . 69, 70, 74, 113, 144
NZCER, Te Wahanga Maori. 71, 73, see also NZCER.
NZLIA. 54, 119, 236.
Orange, Claudia. 235
Orbell, Margaret. 139
Orwin, E. 130
Palmerston North College of Education Library. see Addenda.
Park G.S. 9
Parliamentary Library, staff. 97
Parlophone Co. App. 1
Parsons, Claire D.F.186
Paterson, Allison.105
Pay, Margaret. 228
Pearson, Gwenda. 165
Pickens, K.A. 70, 229
Podd, Ann. 187
Polynesian Bookshop. see App.2.
Polynesian Society. 193, App. 1.
Pomare, E.W. 85
Proctor, J. 17
Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council of New Zealand. (Resource Centre). 18
Quest Rapuara 32.
Ranby P. 73, 115
Randell, Diana L. 133
Rapatu, Richard. 65
Reeves, Jon. 219
Research Unit for Maori Education see University of Auckland. Research Unit for Maori Education.
Ridings, Darlene. 198
Rimmer, A.H. 233
Ringer, J.B. 170
Robertson, Evelyn 120
Rodger, Margaret D. 229, 230, 231,232
Rogers, Frank. 146, 147, App. 1
Rolleston, Sam. 86
Ropu Whakahau.122, 149. see also NZLIA.
Roth B. 74
Royal Commonwealth Society. 28
Royal Empire Society. 28.
Royal, Charles. 180
Saito, Shiro. 21.
Schoen, Grace M. 222.
Scott, P. comp. 87
Siddells, W.A. 233
Siddle, Graeme L. 59
Simms, Norman. 128, 129
Simpson, Miria. 197
Simpson, Miria. 199
Sissons, Lesley M. 106
Skelton, Kim. 181
Slessor, Diana. 171.
Smith, Ailsa. 92
Smith, Ann Marie. 140
Smith, Leslie. 211
Smyth, Bernard W. 19
Sommerville, A.D. 116
Sparrow, Leonie. 141
Steel, Rachel. 90
Stewart F. 12
Stewart, Maureen. 194
Strachan, Jean A. 236.
Sturm, Terry. 180
Sullivan, John. 216
Sweet & Maxwell. 121
Sweetman, Sheryl. 42
Swift, C.G. 236.
Sylvia Ashton Warner Library. 176
Szekely, Chris. 54, 148, 123, 164, 170
Taylor C.R.H. 36
Teachers Colleges Library see Auckland Teachers Colleges Library.
Tenhouton, Warren D. 219
Thompson R.J. 212
Thornton.,A.H.F. 136,142.
Tremewan, C. 247
Trimble W.H. 154
Tucker, Jane. 182
Turton, H.Hanson. 110
UNESCO 139.
University of Auckland. Archive of Maori and Pacific Music. see Archive of Maori and Pacific Music.
University of Auckland. Department of Anthropology. 115, 210
University of Auckland. Department of Geography. 216, 217.
University of Auckland. Library. New Zealand and Pacific Collection. 130
University of Auckland. Research Unit for Maori Education. 64, 67.
University of Auckland. Te Hukatai. 200
University of Canterbury, Dept. of History. 226.
University of Waikato. Centre for Maori Studies and Research. 201
University of Waikato. Dept. of Sociology. 188.
University of Waikato. Library. New Zealand Collection Librarians. 49, 50, 51, 52, 53.
Van Der Poots, Gloria. 37
Victoria University of Wellington, Department of Library and Information Studies. 62
Wahanga Maori. see NZCER, Te Wahanga Maori.
Waikato University see University of Waikato.
Waitangi Tribunal, Department of Justice. see New Zealand. Department of Justice, Waitangi Tribunal.
Ward, Marie. 50
Weatherall, Sally. 38, 54
Weir, J.E. 129
Welch, Miranda. 111.
Whaanga, John. 165
Williams H.W. 117
Williams, David. 93
Williams, John A. 202
Williams, Rohi. 112
Wills, Janet. 251
Wilson, J.O. App. 1
Wooliscroft, Michael. 213.
Wylie, Frank. 76
Young, Kay. 50

Title Index

• All references are made to item numbers, the appendices or the addenda. Underlined titles are held as computer files.

Annotated bibliography for the history of health and medicine in New Zealand. 185
Annotated bibliography of library school bibliographies. 1946-72. 233
Annotated bibliography of Oceanic music and dance. (2nd ed.) 192
Annotated bibliography of Oceanic Music and Dance.1977. & Supplement, an Annotated bibliography of Oceanic Music and Dance superseded, see under Mclean App.1.
Annotated bibliography of publications by Maori and Pacific Polynesian writers. 126
Ao Hou. 55
Appendices to the Journals of the House of Representatives, indexes. 118, see also 76, 97, 98, 105, 177, 248.
Ara tirohanga: a guide for researchers into Maori claims. 184
Archives New Zealand 3: medicine and public health. 147
Archives New Zealand 4: A directory of archives and manuscript repositories in New Zealand, The Cook Islands, Fiji, Niue, Tokelau, Tonga and Western Samoa. (1990) 146
Archives New Zealand 4: A directory of archives and manuscript repositories in New Zealand, The Cook Islands, Fiji, Niue, Tokelau, Tonga and Western Samoa.(1984) superseded, see under Rogers, App 1
Archives of the old land claim commission: preliminary inventory no. 9. 160.
Art of Oceania: a bibliography. 16.
Aspects of Maoritanga: a select bibliography for public libraries . 59.
Beyond the treaty of Waitangi; a selection list of books about Maori/Pakeha relationships in Aotearoa/New Zealand today. 168.
Bibliographical work in New Zealand 1980....work in progress and work published 25
Bibliographical work in New Zealand 1986 work in progress and work published. 199.
Bibliography of archaeology 6.
Bibliography of ethnomedicine in the Pacific.186
Bibliography of family histories and genealogies published before and during the year 1960. 244.
Bibliography of Iwi based learning resources: Ngati Kahungunu and Takitimu. 245.
Bibliography of Maori biographical sources.165.
Bibliography of Maori fisheries in New Zealand fresh waters. 79.
Bibliography of Maori Newspapers 1842-1900. 197.
Bibliography of material relating to the marae in modern Maori society 1950-. 57.
Bibliography of mathematics in Maori education. 46
Bibliography of New Zealand archaeology and related subjects, 1961-65. 2.
Bibliography of New Zealand archaeology from June 1961 - newsletter articles are not included. 3.
Bibliography of New Zealand archaeology from September 1962 - newsletter articles are not included. 4
Bibliography of New Zealand education, 1947-1960. Superseded, see App.1.
Bibliography of New Zealand education. 73.
Bibliography of New Zealand family histories. 246.
Bibliography of New Zealand Library School bibliographies: 228, 235
Bibliography of printed Maori to 1900, and supplement.116, 117
Bibliography of publications by Maori and Polynesian writers in 1983. 127
Bibliography of publications on the New Zealand Maori and the Moriori of the Chatham Islands. 36
Bibliography of published work on the Maori: archaeology and related subjects, 1966- 67. 1.
Bibliography of published works and articles and of university theses about women in public life in New Zealand. 249
Bibliography of the literature relating to New Zealand. 24
Bibliography of the Waikato region. 49
Bibliography of works by and about Witi Ihimaera. 123, see also Giffuni, Cathe in Addenda.
Biculturalism and New Zealand libraries: a selective bibliography.122
Bilingual education: an annotated selected bibliography for New Zealand teachers. 60.
Biographies Index: Rarangi Haurongo. 39.
Books and pamphlets relating to culture and the arts in New Zealand: a bibliography including works published to the end of the year 1977. 19.
Card index to photographs of Maori schools published in AJHR. 177
Catalogue of manuscript, printed and published material in the Maori language relating to the history of and traditions of tribes in Tai Tokerau. 247
Catalogue of manuscripts, printed and published material in the Maori language relating to the history and tradition of the tribes in Tai Tokerau; a catalogue of Maori traditions of Tai Tokerau held on tape in the Archive of Maori and Pacific Music at the University of Auckland. 245
Catalogue of Maori Purposes Fund Board Recordings: Recorded by W.T. Ngata 1953- 58, MPFB 1-120. 190
Catalogue of Maori traditions of Taitokerau held on tape in the archives of Maori and Pacific Music at the University of Auckland.245
Catalogue of McLean Collection, recordings of traditional Maori songs, 1958-79. 189
Catalogue of Museum of New Zealand recordings of traditional Maori songs 1919- c1935. 188
Catalogue of Radio New Zealand recordings of Maori events, 1938-50. 191
Catalogue of the Hocken Library, Dunedin. 154
Checklist New Zealand Royal Commissions, Commissions and Committees of Enquiry 1864-1981. 120
Chronological bibliography of nineteenth century New Zealand periodicals held in the Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand. 22.
Collections of myths, legends and folktales of Polynesia: a bibliography. 140
Cultural confrontation: a selective annotated bibliography of Maori-European race relations 1769-1860. 210
Culture and personality in the Pacific Islands: a bibliography. 56
Customary Maori land and sea tenure=Nga tikanga tiaki taonga o nehera. 95
Dictionary of New Zealand Biography. 43, 44
Directory of the location of statistics on the New Zealand Maori population from official sources: Putunga Tatautanga Maori.223
Edward Tregear’s writings on the Maori, a bibliography. 132
Emergence of youth societies: a cross cultural approach. 219
Epitome of official documents relative to Native Affairs and land purchases in the North Island of New Zealand 1877-1883.107
Etahi o nga taonga Maori. 183
Films Maoris & Pacifiques de la Nouvelle Zelande, 1901-1984. 78
Films of the tangata whenua: te Maori: te hokinga mai = the return home. 77
Finding List of British Parliamentary Papers relating to New Zealand 1817-1900. superseded , see App.1.
Finding list of New Zealand Royal Commissions and Commissions of Inquiry together with some departmental and special commissions and Committees of Inquiry. Superseded, see App.1.
Finding list of royal reports in the British Dominions. superseded , see App.1.
Genealogy of the Ngai Tahu. 240
General introduction to Polynesian culture: an annotated bibliography.58.
George Samuel Graham inventory MS 120. 160
Grey Collection: List of Maori Letter Writers.161
Guide to Maori Schools 1879-1969: a supplementary finding aid to the archives relating to Maori schools held in the Auckland Regional Office of National Archives. 157
Guide to the principal parliamentary papers relating to the dominions, 1812-1911 (Superseded) see App.1.
Haere ki o koutou tipuna, he poroporoaki: obituari 1984 = Index of obituaries 1952- 83. 199
Handlist of certain books and papers containing information relating more or less directly to the Maori of New Zealand. 30
Handlist of research essays in history 1968-89. 224, 225
Hauora Maori literature review: a report to Te Wahanga. 81
Hauora Maori standards of health: a study of the years 1970-1984. 85
Haurapa: an introduction to researching tribal histories and traditions. 180
Health of Maori people: a review prepared for Northland Community College, March 1985. 82
Hikoi marama: a directory of Maori information resources.148
History and ethnology of the Auckland, Kaipara and Mahurangi districts prior to 1860: a select bibliography from the holdings of Auckland Public and Auckland University Libraries. 216
History of building design in New Zealand from Maori times to the present day; a select bibliography. 13.
Important judgements delivered in the compensation court and native land court 1866- 1879. 100
Index of obituaries. 199
Index to Alexander Mackays compendium of official documents relative to Native Affairs in the South Island. 112
Index to British parliament papers on Australia and New Zealand 1800-1899. 90
Index to first three volumes of Te Karanga (Vol.1, no.1 May 1985 - Vol. 3, no. 4 February 1988.) 92
Index to Maori photographs in the Auckland Weekly News, 1898-1924. 200
Index to Minute Books of the Maori Land Court 1865-1910. 48
Index to papers of Sir Donald McLean. 1940. 150
Index to scrapbook no. 7 of Elsdon Best.151
Index to Te Ao Hou, Te Maori and Te Kaunihera Maori. 50
Index to the Appendices to the Journals of the Legislative Council and House of Representatives of New Zealand. 91
Index: Maori/Maoris to Otago Daily Times, Evening Star, Otago Witness and other Dunedin Newspapers 1861-1986. 196
Indigenous literature of Oceania: A survey of criticism and interpretation.137
Introduction to Maori Materials = Uare taoka o hakena. 153
Iwidex. 45.
Journal of the Polynesian Society. 88, 130
Journals of the House of Representatives, indexes. 118, see also 75, 94, 95, 102, 178, 250.
Ka Mahi Tonu - biculturalism in New Zealand librarianship, 1992-1994, bibliographyin book. 54.
Karanga, Index to. 88.
Kete kupu korero: a bibliography of readings on te kohanga reo and kura kaupapa Maori. 65
Kete raukara. 74.
Kohikohinga: A Maori health knowledge base.86
Land development and settlement in the Waikato; a preliminary bibliography. (Superseded) see App.1.
Learning the Maori language = Ka akonga te reo Maori (a guide to sources available from Manukau Libraries and Information Services). 170
Legal bibliography of the British Commonwealth of Nations. Volume 6. Australia, New Zealand and their dependencies from earliest times to June, 1958, with lists of reports of cases, digests and collections of statutes and rules. 121
List of Maori recorded music held by the New Zealand Broadcasting Service on behalf of the Maori Purposes Fund Board.193
List of publications in volume form and contributed articles by Elsdon Best. 131
Journal of the Polynesian Scoiety. 131
List of references on New Zealand Social Services. 222
List of reprints from the Journal of the Polynesian Society (superseded) App. 1.
List of the pamphlets bound up in the eighty-three volumes in the C.R.Carter collection now in the library of the Dominion Museum and the New Zealand Institute., Wellington. 162
List of theses relevant to research on claims to the Waitangi Tribunal. 94
Literature relating to New Zealand: a bibliography. 20
Manu Aute: the paper kite: a selective annotated bibliography of Maori studies. 35
Manuscripts and Archives in Auckland University Library. 155
Manuscripts in the British Isles relating to Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific. 149
Maori tribal histories bibliography 165
Maori women: an annotated bibliography. 250
Maori writers: a preliminary bibliography. 128
Maori and Pacific films from New Zealand/ Des films Maoris & Pacifiques de la Nouvelle Zelande, 1901-1984. 78
Maori and race relations theses: University of Auckland theses concerning the Maori, other Polynesians and race relations in New Zealand. superseded, see App.1.
Maori: a bibliography.175
Maori Art: a guide to holdings in North Shore Public Libraries.171
Maori audio-visual material bibliography. 163
Maori bibliography. 52
Maori biography bibliography. 51
Maori Claims: how to research and write a report. 182
Maori consultation - a bibliography. 54
Maori culture and traditions bibliography. 163
Maori deeds of land purchases in the North Island of New Zealand. 107
Maori deeds of private land purchases in New Zealand from the year 1815-1840, with pre-emptive and other claims: together with a list of the old land claims and the report of Mr Commissioner F. Dillon Bell. 107
Maori education 1940 - 1964, a bibliography. 64.
Maori education 1960-69: a bibliography. 69
Maori folk medicine; a bibliography. 187
Maori in New Zealand children’s fiction: a library display prepared as part of the Auckland Teachers College centennial. 143
Maori King Movement - an index to editorial opinion in four North Island newspapers 5 May 1857 - 13 July 1863. 201
Maori land claims as recorded in the Appendices to the Journals of the House of Representatives and the Legislative Council from 1855-1985. 97
Maori Land Court as a source of information.178
Maori land legislation 1862-1908: annotations. 96
Maori land legislation manual = Te puka ako hanganga mo nga ture whenua Maori. 93
Maori language bibliography 1969-1979. 115
Maori language: Maori literature - bibliographies. 134
Maori literature bibliography. 53
Maori literature: a survey. 180
Maori mental health: a bibliography. 87
Maori mental health: a resource kit. 83
Maori music - an annotated bibliography. 194
Maori obituaries c1866-1920. 200
Maori oral literature: as seen by a classicist. 142.
Maori people and the library: A bibliography of Ngati Kahungunu and Te Waka O Takitumu resources 33, 243
Maori people today - an annotated bibliography. 37
Maori recordings made at Rotorua during the visit of the Duke and Duchess... (App 1)
Maori religious movements in the 19th and early 20th centuries: a selected and annotated bibliography.217
Maori Research Index.- an index of people and place names indexed from manuscript and published items. 47
Maori resources guidebook, Poutu-te-rangi. Partly superseded, see App.1.
Maori serials bibliography. 163
Maori society and culture: a list of publications. 55
Maori studies - publications extracted from bibliography of the Waikato region.
Maori today 1950-60.A bibliography. 30.
Maori Wars, 17 March 1860- 29 April 1864. 248
Maori writers : a preliminary bibliography. 130
Maori, other Polynesian and race relations theses. 208
Maori-Pakeha race relations - a select bibliography of material published since 1959. 213
Maoris of New Zealand. 34.
Maps in the Appendices of the Journal of the House of Representatives. Part I: 1861- 1890, Part II: 1891-1907. see Addenda.
Maps of New Zealand appearing in British Parliamentary Papers. see Addenda.
Material by Maori from the Appendices to the Journals of the House of Representatives 1860-69. 98
Materials for teaching and learning the Maori Language: a bibliography of published materials for teaching Maori to speakers of other languages. 113
Mea Maori: a bibliography of materials available from the resource centre. 18
Multicultural education. 175
Name and word index to Nga mahi a nga tupuna. 135
Name and word index to Nga Moteatea. 136
National Archives Reference Guide No. 16. 161.
National Archives Reference Guide No. 7.159.
National register of archives and manuscripts in New Zealand. 1979 - . 145
Native law bibliography. 118
New Zealand archaeological literature 1963 - June 1968. 12
New Zealand archaeology publications from 1959-62: a select bibliography. 11
New Zealand art books and catalogues.See App.2.
New Zealand films: presented by the New Zealand Film Archive at the Pacific Film Archive. 79
New Zealand land question; the impact of official legislation, 1840-1858. 111
New Zealand National Bibliography to the year 1960. 20.
New Zealand prehistory - informing the public. 9.
New Zealand publications republished in microform: a bibliography. 27
Nga iwi o te tai tokerau: nga korero nonamata me naianei hoki: nga mea; tuhituhia I perehitia ranei na nga whare pukapuka I tiaki he rarangi he whakauarama hoki ta tenei pukapuka. Te Aupouri, Te Rarawa, Ngati Kahu, Ngapuhi, Ngati Whatua = Catalogue of manuscript, printed and published material in the Maori language relating to the history of and traditions of tribes in Tai Tokerau. 244
Ngapuhi. 239
Ngata, Sir Apirana : a preliminary bibliography of his printed work. 41
Northland, New Zealand: a geographical bibliography 1900-1976. 214
Northland, New Zealand: a geographical bibliography 1976-1980. 215
NZCER 1934-1984: The Published Record - a bibliography of NZCER and NZCER staff publications. 70
Occasional papers in bibliography & librarianship no. 12. 121.
Occasional papers in bibliography and librarianship no. 24. 62.
Oceanic art: a five year cumulative bibliography, mid 1983 through 1988. 14.
Oral history in New Zealand: a directory of collections 1992. 144
Oxford history of New Zealand literature in English. 124
Pacific Island bibliography. 21
Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: a catalogue with indexes. 174
Papers relative to the Waitara dispute, 1839-1860, in the Appendices to the Journals of the House of Representatives for 1860-1861.105
People of Many Peaks: The Maori biographies from The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, Volume 1, 1769-1869. 43
Pepeha a nga tupuna 1.209
Pepeha a nga tupuna. Te Wahanga 1. 203
Pepeha a nga tupuna. Te Wahanga 2. 204
Pepeha a nga tupuna. Te Wahanga 3. 205
Pepeha, he whakatauki no Taitokerau. 206
Pito whakaatu a nga iwi Maori = Films of the tangata whenua: te Maori: te hokinga mai = the return home. Auckland City Art Gallery, 28 June - 10 Sept. 1987.77
Plans of land purchases in the North Island of New Zealand 107
Poetic genius of Maori: a select bibliography of traditional songs: collections and criticism. 141
Politics of the New Zealand Maori: protest and co-operation, 1891-1909, bibliography in book. 202
Politics of the New Zealand Maori: protest and co-operation, 1891-1909. 204
Polynesian Bookshop: current stocklist of Maori and Pacific books and resources. see App.2.
Pou arahi: ko te rarangi-a-iwi o nga tuhituhinga mo nga taonga Maori, ara mo te reo, mo nga whakapapa, mo nga waiata, mo nga korero, mo nga tikanga, mo nga whakatauki = Tribal inventory of manuscripts relating to Maori treasures, language, genealogy, songs, history, customs and proverbs. see Addenda.
Pounamu, greenstone of New Zealand: a selective list. 17
Preliminary Bibliography of Works by and about James K. Baxter. 129
Preliminary listing of Maori genealogies in manuscript and in published works, in the Alexander Turnbull Library. 241
Principles of Maori land tenure: a bibliography.106
Protection of cultural property and archaeological resources: a comprehensive bibliography of law related materials. 119
Puea Herangi C.B.E.: a selection of writings held in the New Zealand room concerning the history of the Tainui people, and, in particular, topics and people associated with Te Puea Herangi. 167
Puka ako hanganga mo nga ture whenua Maori. 90
Pukaki Maori: a guide to Maori sources at National Archives = Te whare tohu tuhituhinga o Aotearoa. 156
Pukapuka i roto i te reo Maori. 164
Puna taunaki te reo Maori in libraries. 123
Race relations in New Zealand: a bibliography 1970-86. 211
Race Relations in New Zealand: a review of the literature. 212
Rarangi Haurongo.
Rauemi Tuhi: Maori Resource Guide. 163
Rauparaha; a select bibliography. 40.
Raupatu Document Bank: AJHR lists. 102
Raupatu Document Bank: introduction and list of contents.101
Raupatu Document Bank: maps list. 103
Recent Maori Publications. 38
Record and index of minute books of Maori Land Courts, microfilmed 1865-1900 Volume No. 1. 104
Register of research relating to Maori language and education, March 1979 to August 1983. 61
Religious History of New Zealand: a bibliography.218
Reo Maori resources.114
Report on issues and factors relating to Maori achievement in the education system. 67
Researching Maori genealogy: a guide to some sources. 179
Retention of Maori in schooling: a partially annotated bibliography (Te tari rangahau o te matauranga Maori). 68
Select annotated bibliography of publications on the myths, legends and folk tales of the Maori. 138
Select bibliography of Ngai Tahu history available in the South Island - Te Wai Pounamu.238
Select Bibliography of South Island Maori. 247
Select bibliography of the oral tradition of Oceania.139
Select bibliography on the occurrence and significance of the manaia motif with particular reference to Maori wood carving. 15
Selected bibliography of the anthropology of New Zealand 1900-1948. 7
Selective indexes to certain books relating to early New Zealand compiled by H.E.M. Fildes ca. 1920-1937 and now transcribed by Victoria University of Wellington. 23
Selective list of monographs in the Alexander Turnbull Library dealing with certain pre-European Maori artifacts. 8
Sir Apirana Ngata: a preliminary bibliography of his printed work. 41
Sir James Carroll: a preliminary bibliography. 42
Sir Walter Buller; a bibliography. 133
Social research in New Zealand - sociology and social anthropology, a bibliography. 220
Some attitudes towards Maori education, as found in the Appendices to the Journals of the House of Representatives, 1854 - 1875. 76
Some strategies for searching Maori names and land blocks: some suggestions for searching Maori names and land blocks at National Archives. 159
Sources for the archaeology of the Maaori settlement of the Tamaki volcanic district. 5
Span 123
Stephenson, Percy Smith; a preliminary bibliography. 133
Subject catalogue of the Library. Vol. 2: Australia, New Zealand, the South Pacific, general voyages and travels. 29
Subject catalogue of The Royal Commonwealth Society, London. Volume 6.
Australia, New Zealand, Pacific. 28
Supplement to Hocken’s Bibliography of New Zealand literature. 25
Supplement to the Williams bibliography of printed Maori. 116
Survey and index of royal and other commissions concerning Maori land claims 1856-1975. 99
Taha Maori resources = nga kete raukara: A catalogue prepared by the advisers on the education of Maori and Pacific Islanders. 75
Taha Maori: a resource list; a list of materials available from resource division. 72
Tai Whati 1984-85 index to judicial decisions affecting Maoris and Maori land 109
Tai Whati: judicial decisions affecting Maoris and Maori Land from 1958: 1984-85 supplement. 108
Tai whati: judicial decisions affecting Maoris and Maori land, 1958-1983. 107
Tangata taumata rau. 43,44.
Taonga iti: suggested resources for Taha Maori in early childhood education. 66
Tapuhi 152
Tari rangahau o te matauranga Maori. 67
Tauranga Moana: Maori obituaries c1866 - 1920. 198
Theses and dissertations on Maori Education 1970 -1976. 73
Theses on the history of New Zealand 1968-82. 227
Theses on the history of New Zealand. part 1: biographical studies. 229
Theses on the history of New Zealand. part 2: political history.230
Theses on the history of New Zealand. part 3: social history. 231
Theses on the history of New Zealand. part 4: economics, agricultural and industrial. 232
Tieke: A directory of Maori resources. 84
Tikanga tiaki taonga o nehera. 92
Tracing your Whakapapa through Maori land court records.181
Treatment of Maori in fiction; a bibliography of novels and collected short stories, 1861-1967.209
Treaty of Waitangi = Te Tiriti o Waitangi. see Addenda.
Treaty of Waitangi = Te Tiriti o Waitangi: A guide to the holdings in North Shore Public Libraries . 172
Treaty of Waitangi. 235
Tribal and ethnic art. see Addenda.
Tribal inventory of manuscripts relating to Maori treasures, language, genealogy, songs, history, customs and proverbs.see Addenda.
Turbulent Years: The Maori biographies from The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, Volume 2, 1870-1900. 44
Turnbull Library Record.185
Turton’s land deeds of the North Island. 110
Two decades of bilingual education in New Zealand: developments from 1972-1991: a selective annotated bibliography. 63
Uare taoka o hakena. 154
Union Catalogue of New Zealand and Pacific Manuscrips. 1968-69. see 146
Union list of higher degree theses, see Union list of theses of the University of New Zealand.
Union list of theses of the University of New Zealand: 1910-1954. 234
Ureweras: Holdings of the H.B. Williams Memorial Library Gisborne. 169
Useful Bibliographies of Maori Materials 33
Views on New Zealand’s prehistory: a select bibliography for the non-specialist reader 1968-76. 10
Waitangi Tribunal Occasional Paper 2. 95
Waitangi Tribunal occasional publication 1/1994. 184
Waitangi Tribunal Occasional Publication No. 1. 93
Waka eke noa: Maori information resources. 32
Waka Huia.176
Wananga Index. 89
Whaia te matauranga: a guide to Maori resources. 165
Whakapapa: A guide to information held by the reference and research service. 236
Whakapapa: sources in the Hamilton Public Library.168
Whakapapa: sources of Maori genealogy and history in the New Zealand collection. 237
Women and education in New Zealand: an annotated bibliography. 251
Working papers in Anthropology, Archaeology, Linguistics, Maori Studies Number 55. 112
World catalogue of theses and dissertations concerning the education of the peoples of the Pacific Islands, including the New Zealand Maori. 62
World catalogue of theses on the Pacific Islands. 226
Writers from the South Pacific: a bio-bibliographical critical encyclopaedia. 128
Writers from the South Pacific: a bio-bibliographical critical encyclopaedia. Part II
Who’s who: supplement. Working draft 12, February 1993. 129
Youth Studies in New Zealand: a bibliography 1960-1983.221

Persons as Subjects

Carroll, Sir James. 42.
Ihimaera, Witi., Bibliography.125, Addenda.