The Ancient History of the Maori, His Mythology and Traditions: Horo-Uta or Taki-Tumu Migration. [Vol. II]

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Contents

Chapter.	Page.
I. Io	1
The god Io	3
Niwa-reka and Mata-ora	5
Tura and Ru-kura-matua	7
Tura and te Ru-wahine	9
Ira-tu-roto and Tura	11
Whiro and Tura	13
Hua and Whiro	15
Battle between Whiro and Tura	17
Tura returns home	19
II. Rona	20
Rona and the moon	21
Rona and Uru-pahika-hika	23
Rona and his children	25
Roanga-rahia and Ruru-teina	27
Ruru and Ngarara-hua-rau	29
Pungarehu and Koko-muka-hau-nei	31
Poua-kai, the man-eater	33
III. Tama-Nui-A-Raki and Mata-Ora	35
Tama-nui-a-raki and Ruku-tia	37
Tama-nui-a-raki left by his wife	39
Tama-nui-a-raki tattooed	41
Tu-te-koro-panga and Ruku-tia	43
Tama-nui-a-raki and Tu-te-koro-panga	45
Tama-whiro and Tara-roa	47
Death of Tu-taka-hinahina	49
Roiroi-whenua and his mother	51
IV. Niwa-Reka, Hapopo, and Paoa	52
Hapopo and Paoa	53
Ruahine-mata-maori	55
Voyage of Paowa	57
Pioio and Kukuru-atu	59
Pioio kills his captiv	61
V. Maui	62
Birth of Maui	63
Maui and his mother	65
Maui as a bird	67
Maui nooses the sun	69
Origin of Maui	71
Te-raka and Maui	73
Maui pulls the land up	75
Maui and Ira-waru	77 page VI
VI. Maui	79
Mu and Weka	81
Maui and Tuna	83
Maui and the sun	85
Maui and Hina	87
Maui and the winds	89
Maui, life and death	91
Maui and his mother Taranga	93
Maui and his brothers	95
Maui and his mother	97
Maui and his brothers	99
Maui out fishing	101
Maui and Mahu-i-ka	103
Maui and his father	105
Death of Maui	107
VII. Maui and Mahu-I-Ka	108
Maui obtains fire	109
Maui and Ira-waru	111
Maui pulls the land up	113
Maui and Tuna-roa	115
Maui and noted chiefs	117
Ira-waru turned into a dog	119
VIII. Ira-Waru and Hina-Uri	121
Hina-uri and Tini-rau	123
Maui and his brother-in-law	125
Tini-rau and Kae	127
Kae and Tutu-nui	129
Haka which made Kae laugh	131
Tini-rau and Rupe	133
Tini-rau and Hine-te-iwaiwa	135
Tini-rau and Kai	137
Death of Kai	139
IX. Tini-Rau and Hine-Te-Iwaiwa	141
Tu-huruhuru and his father	143
Tutu-nui lent to Kae	145
Tu-whaka-raro and Apa-kura	147
Lament of Apa-kura	149
Tihi-o-manono burnt	151
Poporo-kewa destroyed	153 page VII
X. Hine-I-Te-Puwha	155
Tari-makao-roa and her son	157
Tau-tini and Titipa	159
Tau-tini and his canoe	161
Pare and Hutu	163
Death of Pare	165
Hou-mea and her acts	167
Hou-mea and her children	169
Hou-mea and Uta	171
Tau-tini-awhitia and his mother	173
Tau-tini-awhitia and his birds	175
XI. Original Canoes	176
Ancient canoes	177
Mata-ora canoe	179
Motu-motu-ahi canoe	181
Kura-hau-po canoe	183
Nsahue and his acts	185
Ngahue and bird moa	187
Raka-taura and Manea-rara	189
Kiwa at Tauranga	191
Migrations to New Zealand	193