Whitebait Fisherwomen, Waikato River. — Large quantities of whitebait (inanga or matamata) are netted on the Lower Waikato in the spring and early summer. The Maoris camp on the low islands and the banks for several weeks. Their catch marketed is worth about £10,000 for the season. — [Photo. taken near Tuakau, August, 1929

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Whitebait Fisherwomen, Waikato River. Large quantities of whitebait (inanga or matamata) are netted on the Lower Waikato in the spring and early summer. The Maoris camp on the low islands and the banks for several weeks. Their catch marketed is worth about £10,000 for the season. [Photo. taken near Tuakau, August, 1929.

Whitebait Fisherwomen, Waikato River.
Large quantities of whitebait (inanga or matamata) are netted on the Lower Waikato in the spring and early summer. The Maoris camp on the low islands and the banks for several weeks. Their catch marketed is worth about £10,000 for the season.
[Photo. taken near Tuakau, August, 1929.

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Title: The Maori: Yesterday and To-day

Author: James Cowan

Publication details: Whitcombe and Tombs Limited, 1930

Part of: New Zealand Texts Collection

This text is the subject of: Victoria University of Wellington Library Catalogue

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