Takitimu
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Contents
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- [cover]
- Takitimu
- [title page]
- [copyright statement]
- Tohi Rite or Dedication
- Preface
- Preface to the 1972 Edition — by Sydney Carroll (unavailable)
- A Note From the Secretary — by Sydney Carroll (unavailable)
- List of Contents
- List of Illustrations
- Acknowledgments — by Sydney Carroll (unavailable)
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- Part I
- Part II. — Takitimu
- [introduction]
- Chapter Ten — The Story of Kahungunu
- Chapter Eleven
- Chapter Twelve — The Story of Kahukura-nui
- Chapter Thirteen — The History of Rakaipaaka
- Chapter Fourteen — The Story of Tama-te-rangi
- Chapter Fifteen — The History of Taraia
- Chapter Sixteen — The History of Mahaki
- Chapter Seventeen
- Chapter Eighteen — The History of Te-O-Tane
- Chapter Nineteen — Other Ancestors
- Chapter Twenty — The History of Te Wera Hauraki
- Chapter Twenty-One — Various Ancestors
- Part Three
- [introduction]
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Chapter Twenty-Two
- The History of the Site of the Wai-hirere Marae
- The Name Takitimu
- Movement to Erect a Building
- Preparation of Papa-whare or Foundation of a House
- Description of the Takitimu Carved House
- List of Workers
- Cost of Building
- Description and Names
- The Front Gable
- Door Lintel or Pare
- Front Pou-tahuhu or Pillar
- Rear Pou-tuarongo
- Pou-pou or Slabs (Posts)
- Tukutuku or Decorative Panels
- The Ko-whai or Painted Rafters and Scroll-Patterns
- Chapter Twenty-Three — The Life of Sir James Carroll, K.C.M.G., M.L.C
- Chapter Twenty-Four — The Life History And Activities of The Late Sir Maui Pomare, K.B.E., C.M.G., M.D
- Chapter Twenty-Five
- Poroporoaki Aumihi — or Affectionate Farewell Penned by the Writer of This Book as He Sends the Book, as a Father Would Send His Child into the World
- Appendices
- [introduction]
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Appendix A — Maori Charms
- Karakia Ngau Paepae Hamuti, Hei Arai Atu I Nga Mate Tapu, A, Whaiwhaia Ranei, Or Biting the Beam of the Latrine to Avert Tapu and Witch-Craft
- Karakia Tiri I Te Mohiotanga, or Charm to Instil Knowledge
- Tohi Whaka U I Te Mohiotanga, or Charm to Confirm Knowledge
- Karakia Horohoro Tapu. (to Take off Extra Tapu.)
- Karakia Whai-Raawa
- Karakia Whangai Whetu
- Karakia Whakato Kumara
- Karakia Whakamutu I Te Ua
- Karakia Kia Mutu Te Whatitiri
- Karakia Miri I Te Moana Me Te Hau
- Karakia Whaka-Tangitangi I Nga Tipuna Taniwha Kia Mauri Ki Uta
- Karakia Tatai Whetu
- Karakia Hiki Tapuwae
- Karakia Miri Wera
- Karakia Hono Whati
- Karakia Wero Tunga
- Appendix B. — Whakatauaki or Proverbial Sayings
- Appendix C
- Appendix D
- Appendix E. — Maori Almanac
- Acknowledgments
- Index — Histories and Genealogical Trees of the Prominent Ancestors Who Were Selected to Represent the Carving Figures of the Takitimu House
- General Index
- Genealogical Tables
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