81. OUP: Berlo: Native North American Art - Oxford University Press Readership Undergraduates studying American history, social and cultural studies, indigenous peoples; general readers with an interest in the history, cutlure and art of Native http://ukcatalogue.oup.com/product/9780192842183.do

82. Māori Plant Use Database Database with an emphasis on the traditional use of plants by M ori. http://maoriplantuse.landcareresearch.co.nz/

83. NAMMSAT Inc. Web Pages National Association of M ori Mathematicians, Scientists and Technologists. http://www.nammsat.org.nz/

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84. Kia Ora Tertiary education funding, grants and scholarships for M ori. http://www.tetapuae.co.nz

Home Our Kaupapa Vision and Mission Our People ... Contact Us You are here: Home Kari Moana Austin To view full profile Click Here » Te Tapuae o Rehua is a unique partnership forged between shareholders Christchurch Polytechnic Institute of Technology, Lincoln University, Otago Polytechnic, Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu, the University of Canterbury and the University of Otago that was first established in 1998. Formed against a backdrop of poor educational outcomes for Māori, the Te Tapuae partnership is committed to working together to increase numbers of Ngāi Tahu, and Māori katoa, participating and achieving within the South Island’s tertiary education sector. Over the last 12 years the Te Tapuae partners have worked together to develop standards, projects and programs that contribute to Māori educational success. Te Tapuae also collaborates with like-minded community agencies and sponsors to develop opportunities that support tauira Māori to learn successfully, pursue educational opportunities and complete their studies with confidence. Friday, 09 April 2010 00:00

85. Te Kohanga Reo O Waitara Based at the Owae Marae in Waitara. http://tkrow.tripod.com/

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86. Xtra Business: Web Hosting A company to support, assist and advocate for the M ori Colleges. http://www.paerangi.co.nz/

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87. Wakatu Incorporation New Zealand. A Business Of The Land And Sea An incorporation administering 1400ha of land for its shareholders in the Nelson area. http://www.wakatu.org/

88. Muaupoko Tribal Authority Inc The Muaupoko live in the Horowhenua area. http://www.muaupoko.iwi.nz/

Tena koutou e te whanau, Mehemea he kaupapa tau, to whanau ranei, patu waea mai ki ti tari, kia tuhia tau kaupapa ki te wharangi ipurangi. Nau Mai Haere Mai. Treaty Claim Updates 12th July 2010 - Treaty Claims Update 11th June 2010 - Facilitated Claimants and Hapu Hui 11th May 2010 - Treaty Claims Update 28th September 2010 - Muaupoko 2020 9th August 2010 - MTA Elections Update 11th June 2010 - Whanau Ora Update 27th July 2010 - Te Arataki Manu Korero Noho dates 15 June 2010 - Maori Land Court Dates 17th June 2010 - Te Arataki Manu Korero News 27th July 2010 - Kaumatua me nga Kuia Kaunihera Council © 2008 Muaupoko Tribal Authority. Powered by InteSuite Corporation Ltd.

89. Welcome To The Home Of Te Iwi O Rakaipaaka. Provides information on whakapapa, iwi strategy, and projects for development. http://www.rakaipaaka.co.nz/

//invalid code below, although no errors will be generated document.write('hi there' index sitemap advanced Rakaipaaka site search by freefind Latest Updates Only the most recent updates will be found here. Anything that has appeared here previously will now be found in ' Archives' Panui (1) Election Results Problem Seeing this Website? If you are having trouble seeing some of these pages try updating your flash. Welcome to the Home of Te Iwi O Rakaipaaka Incorporated Our People Our Places History Following a Hui-a-Iwi (meeting of the people), Te Iwi O Rakaipaaka Incorporated otherwise known as TIORI was formally established and legally constituted as an incorporated society in 1996. TIORI was mandated with the role of developing and supporting Rakaipaaka Iwi development . Rakaipaaka Iwi development relates to the strengthening, nurturing, protecting and promoting Rakaipaaka cultural, social and economic wellbeing . It encompasses whanau development and focuses strongly on the protection, retention and preservation of our taonga, our history, our landmarks and our natural resources and environment. This includes all other aspects and issues that may be of concern to Rakaipaaka constituents.

90. Whakarongotai Te Runanga o Ati Awa ki Whakarongotai. http://www.whakarongotai.com/

Home News Services Health ... Contact Member Login Email Address: Password: Forgot password ? Create new account Polls ART Affiliations ... ATI AWA KI WHAKARONGOTAI CHARITABLE TRUST AGM 28TH MARCH 2010 Nov 2010 M T W T F S S Today Event News Subscription E-mail Address subscribe unsubscribe Te Runanga o Ati Awa ki Whakarongotai Inc. Nominations must be made and seconded in writing by registered voting members of the Runanga and received at least seven working days before the election (Wednesday 19 May). In the event that more nominations are received than there are vacancies there will be a vote taken. Voting papers will be supplied to the meeting, and a copy of the register of members will be available for inspection. Members may request to exercise their vote by post and such requests must be received in writing at the Runanga Office, P O Box 149, Waikanae, not less than five working days before the election (Friday 21 May). Postal votes must be received no later than 5 pm on Friday 28 May and must be addressed to: Runanga Returning Officer, P O Box 2032, Wellington.

91. Mahaki.com The Iwi of the Gisbourne area. http://www.mahaki.com/

Te Aitanga a Mahaki Trust To Advance and Promote Te Aitanga a Mahaki Iwi Welcome to the website of Te Aitanga a Mahaki Whakataka te hau ki te uru, Whakataka te hau ki te tonga. He tio, he huka, he hauhunga. Our Mandate Te Aitanga a Mahaki Trust represents Te Aitanga a Mahaki as an "iwi authority" for the purposes of the Resource Management Act 1991 and as the "mandated iwi organisation" under the Maori Fisheries Act 2004. Visit Tuhono and Te Kahui Mangai Our Mission The Te Aitanga a Mahaki Trust was incorporated in 1995 to 'advance and promote Te Aitanga a Mahaki as an Iwi.' Our Profile The Trust represents its 12 marae spread throughout the largest catchment in the Gisborne region, the 2,200 square kilometre Waipaoa River Catchment Marae Location Mangatu Marae Whatatutu Matawai Marae Matawai Ngatapa Marae Ngatapa Parihimanihi Marae Waihirere Pakohai Marae Waituhi Rangatira Marae Te Karaka Rongopai Marae Waituhi Takipu Marae Te Karaka Takitimu Marae Waituhi Tapuihikitia Marae Puha Tarere Marae Makauri Te Wainui Marae Whatatutu NEWS: HUI A IWI TE AITANGA A MAHAKI TRUST PAKOWHAI MARAE 407 LAVENHAM ROAD, PATUTAHI, GISBORNE

92. Tainui.co.nz Photos, marae and information on Tainui. http://www.tainui.co.nz/

93. Whakapapa - A Guide To Resources Held In The Aotearoa New Zealand Centre - Maori A guide to resources held in the Christchurch City Libraries http://library.christchurch.org.nz/Guides/Whakapapa/

Skip to content Skip to search Skip to website navigation Skip to section navigation ... Help Search in Our web site Our library catalogue CINCH Heritage Kids Teens/thepulse.org.nz Recreation Reference Heritage Teens ... Learning You are here: Home Heritage Home At the library ... Find out about library openings and services after the earthquake Te Kereme: Tribunal Claim database Rarangi Take - Contents Mihi Whakapapa and Tribal Histories An Introduction From Kupe to Cook Iwi Katoa Books Relating to Many Iwi Tetahi Iwi Specific Iwi Mataatua Bay Of Plenty Tai Rawhiti East Coast, Hawkes Bay Tribes Tai Tokerau Northern Tribes Tainui Waikato And Hauraki Tribes ... Putunga Hotuku - Electronic Databases Rakau whakapapa (genealogy staff Te Arawa style) Most books can be borrowed from the , but to ensure there will always be a copy to view, the Aotearoa New Zealand Centre copy is for reference only Many iwi whakapapa are treated as taonga and shelved separately. Your library card or other current ID is required to use these. Acknowledgements To Mrs Enid Ellis for her invaluable assistance in preparation for the Whakapapa booklet.

94. Micronesian Seminar | Www.micsem.org Online resources on social change and history in Micronesia, and among Micronesians abroad. http://www.micsem.org

95. Faces Of The Islands Non-fiction book by Willard C. Muller on his experiences in the Caroline (Truk) Islands. http://russellnet.tripod.com/islands/

var TlxPgNm='index'; Build your own FREE website at Tripod.com Share: Facebook Twitter Digg reddit document.write(lycos_ad['leaderboard']); document.write(lycos_ad['leaderboard2']); Faces of the Islands Home Reviews Book Availability Pacific Links Prize-Winning Book If you're looking for a book that offers insights on island ways while telling wonderful stories of Pacific island life in simpler times, this is it! Will Muller lived and worked among the Trukese (now Chuukese) people for half a decade in the 1950s and relates his first-hand experiences with intriguing detail. Whether you are an adult or teen, you'll find Faces of the Islands fascinating reading. When Pacific Islanders and Americans Meet... A new book by Willard C. Muller Please visit our new web site at i slands.globalspan.net This prize-winning non-fiction book is about fascinating people of some remote, incredibly beautiful Pacific islands near the equator, and the small band of mostly young Americans sent out by their government to administer them. The author, first civilian administrator and American Consul of part of the Carolines, takes the reader by freighter and outrigger canoe around the islands. Follow him and other Americans and Trukese along palm and breadfruit tree-shaded paths into the heart of village life. Linger long enough to get to know something about their island ways.

96. Trust Territory Of The Pacific Archives Photos - University Of Hawaii A photo archive of Micronesia. http://libweb.hawaii.edu/digicoll/ttp/ttpi.html

You are here: UH Libraries Digital Archive Collections Trust Territory Photo Archives Table of Contents History Other Resources FOR MORE INFORMATION Call, write, fax, e-mail your comments and inquiries: Curator, Pacific Collection University of Hawaii at Manoa Library 2550 McCarthy Mall Honolulu, HI 96822 Phone: (808) 956-8264 Fax: (808) 956-5968 speccoll@hawaii.edu Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands Scattered across a vast expanse of water as wide as the continental United States are over twenty-one hundred islands that make up the cultural region known as Micronesia. The area includes three major archipelagoes: the Marshalls, Carolines, and Marianas. (Culturally, Micronesia includes Kiribati and Nauru, but the separate political history of these countries excludes them from the archives discussed here.) Having passed through colonial rule by the Spanish, Germans, and Japanese, the islands of Micronesia became a United States administered United Nations strategic trusteeship following World War II. This new arrangement was named the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands (TTPI). Initially under Navy control, the islands were transferred to the U.S. Dept. of the Interior in 1951. Administrative headquarters, originally in Honolulu, moved to Guam, and finally to Saipan. For administrative purpose, the TTPI divided the islands of Micronesia into six districts based on earlier colonial precedent: the Marshalls, Ponape, Truk, Marianas, Yap, and Palau, with the later addition of Kosrae.

97. Vanuatu: A Photographic Exhibit A photo-exhibit at the California Academy of Sciences showing cultural aspects of Vanuatu. http://www.calacademy.org/exhibits/vanuatu/

98. Religion And Customs In Melanesia Full text of a 1949 booklet. http://anglicanhistory.org/oceania/sx_booklet2.html

Project Canterbury RELIGION and CUSTOMS in MELANESIA The SOLOMON ISLANDS and The NEW HEBRIDES Southern Cross Booklet No. 2. Price d [London, ca. 1949] Transcribed by the Right Reverend Dr. Terry Brown Bishop of Malaita, Church of the Province of Melanesia, 2006 THE MELANESIAN MISSION 33 SOUTHAMPTON STREET, STRAND, W.C. 2 and at 41 SHORTLAND STREET, AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND RELIGION AND CUSTOMS OF THE MELANESIAN I. The Melanesian a Religious Man e.g ., a good day's fishing, is due to friendly spirits, to whom thanks and sacrifice are due. So the Melanesian goes nowhere, does nothing, plans nothing, without prayer and sacrifice. All his customs, then, are religious and bound up with his religion, for they are one. His religion is the worship of disincarnate spirits; and those spirits are ever round about him. II. His Religious Vocabulary Let us look at a few of the main words of his religious vocabulary, using the "Mota" language, and try to get a glimpse through them of his religious life. "Mana."

99. Essays On The Depopulation Of Melanesia, Edited By W. H. R. Rivers (1922) Full text of a 1922 book, edited by W. H. R. Rivers. http://anglicanhistory.org/oceania/depopulation1922/

Project Canterbury ESSAYS ON THE DEPOPULATION OF MELANESIA EDITED BY W. H. R. RIVERS, M.D., F.R.S. FELLOW OF ST JOHN'S COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE WITH A PREFACE BY SIR EVERARD IM THURN, K.C.M.G., K.B.E., C.B. CAMBRIDGE AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS Preface . By Everard Im Thurn. I. Introduction II. The Depopulation of Melanesia . By the Rev. W. J. Durrad. III. Decadence and Preservation in the New Hebrides . By Dr. Felix Speiser. IV. Depopulation in the Solomon Islands . By the Rev. A. I. Hopkins, Melanesian Mission. V. The Depopulation of Santa Cruz and the Reef Islands . By the Rev. W. C. O'Ferrall. VI. The Solomon Islands . By C.M. Woodford, late Resident Commissioner. VII. Disease and Its Treatment . By Sir William Macgregor. VIII. The Psychological Factor . By W. H. R. Rivers. Project Canterbury

100. MelanesiaGenWeb Project Genealogy and History from the Islands of Melanesia. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~melwgw/

Welcome To The MelanesiaGenWeb Project Genealogy and History from the Islands of Melanesia This site is part of the PacificGenWeb Project If you have any questions about any of the sites here at Melanesia or would like to volunteer please email me Linda Simpson Each of the main areas of Melanesia have their own specific web pages. You may access those pages by clicking on the links to each island below. Each site provides access to, and the ability to contribute to surnames lists, transcriptions of documents, post queries and more. For further information about the project, click here Some of the island sites in the MelasiaGenWeb Project still need Volunteer Coordinators. If you would like to help or would like further information, please click here for details then e-mail me General Information The geographical area of the Pacific Ocean known as Melanesia comprises hundreds of tiny islands with the main ones being Fiji, New Caledonia, Vanuatu, Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands. More than 200 different languages are spoken in the region, with English and French being the most widely spoken languages. The map below indicates in red the areas of the Pacific Ocean known as Melanesia Fiji The islands of Fiji lie in the Pacific Ocean to the east of Australia.

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