Letter from <name key="name-207731" type="person" TEIform="name">James Cowan</name> to <name key="name-207942" type="person" reg="Horace Edward Manners Fildes" TEIform="name">Horace Fildes</name>, 14 June 1922 Letter from <name key="name-207731" type="person" TEIform="name">James Cowan</name> to <name key="name-207942" type="person" reg="Horace Edward Manners Fildes" TEIform="name">Horace Fildes</name>, 14 June 1922 [electronic resource] Cowan, James Creation of machine-readable version Edmund King Creation of digital images Samantha Callaghan Conversion to TEI.2-conformat markup Max Sullivan ca. 9 kilobytes New Zealand Electronic Text Centre Wellington, New Zealand

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NZETC MADS file NZETC Subject Headings 14-06-1922 English The New Zealand Wars: Volume II: 1845–64: A History of the Maori Campaigns and the Pioneering Period Autobiography; Biography; Journals; Correspondence Historical Māori and Pacific Islands 21:17:56, Tuesday 7 August 2007editorialNZETCText-proofing of a sample of the text21:17:56, Tuesday 7 August 2007editorialNZETCConversion to TEI.2-conformat markup21:17:56, Tuesday 7 August 2007editorialNZETCAdding scripted markup21:17:56, Tuesday 7 August 2007editorialNZETCAddition of encodingDesc21:17:56, Tuesday 7 August 2007editorialNZETCAddition of bibls21:17:56, Tuesday 7 August 2007editorialNZETCAssembled all images21:17:56, Tuesday 7 August 2007editorialNZETCCreation of derivative images21:17:56, Tuesday 7 August 2007editorialNZETCValidation of TEI21:17:56, Tuesday 7 August 2007editorialNZETCValidation of names21:17:56, Tuesday 7 August 2007editorialNZETCConversion to Unicode (utf-8)21:17:56, Tuesday 7 August 2007editorialNZETCPromotion to production21:17:56, Tuesday 7 August 2007editorialNZETCAddition of text to access control21:17:56, Tuesday 7 August 2007editorialNZETCHarvest into Topic Map21:17:56, Tuesday 7 August 2007editorialNZETCChecking of text using browser21:17:56, Tuesday 7 August 2007editorialNZETCAddition of text to corpus21:17:56, Tuesday 7 August 2007editorialNZETCAddition of text to Library Catalogue14:47:17, Tuesday 23 September 2008editorialNZETCMake text available on NZETC website 175 Onepu Road Lyall Bay Wellington 14/6/22 Dear Mr Fildes

In answer to your questions: I was in town yesterday & intended to call in and see you but various calls prevented.

I am greatly obliged to you for all the trouble you took in disposing of those of those pictures for me. The only other item I want to sell, although but a small one as far as price goes, is a large photo of one of C. F. Goldie's paintings of Te Aho-O -Te Rangi, a Waikato Kaumatua whom I knew, an older man than Patara Te Tuki, and more Moko'd. The picture, showing the old man attired in a long Korowai, is about 20 in. x 14 in. I shall bring

it in on thursday anyhow to show you.

Am busy on various books - have three in hand, besides worrying the Govt-printing office block-makers every hour of having up the remaining illustrations so that i can set the war history page up.

I shall will call in & take my chances of finding you disengaged tomorrow thursday about 11.

With best wishes yours faithfully J. Cowan P.S. About Te Huia Raureti, of N' Maniapoto. you said you didn't know anything of him without research. You won't find it by research either - until you see my Vol 1 with, Orakau, &c Te Huia Has never been mentioned by any writer. However I knew him of old in the Waikato - at Kihikihi, & from him & and anothertwo other old N' Maniapoto I have a great deal of interesting narative about the Waikato war from the Maori side Te Huia is a (nephew of Rewi Maniapoto) is now about 81 yrs old. J. C.