The Ancient History of the Maori, His Mythology and Traditions. Te Arawa [Vol. VII, English]

Contents

• • [covers]
  • [title page]
  • [contents]
  • [dirge]
• • Chapter I — Tawhaki and Karihi (Nga-i-tahu)
  • Chapter II — Death of Wahie-roa and deeds of his son Rata p. (3)
  • Chapter III — Rata procures a canoe, and departs on a war expedition, to avenge the death of his father Wahie-roa p. (4)
  • Chapter IV p. (5)
  • Chapter V p. (9)
  • Chapter VI — Rites and ceremonies performed and incantations chanted to repel the effects of a curse (Arawa) p. (13)
  • Chapter VII p. (15)
  • Chapter VIII p. (17)
  • Chapter IX — Te Arawa (Uri-wera) p. (18)
  • Chapter X — Nga-toro-i-rangi, and Kuku and Hoata (Nga-ti-rua-ka) p. (21)
  • Chapter XI — The Canoe the Arawa (Nga-ti-hau) p. (23)
  • Chapter XII — Landing of the Arawa in these Islands [New Zealand] (Nga-i-te-rangi) p. (26)
  • Chapter XIII p. (29)
  • Chapter XIV — Te Arawa (Nga-ti-hau) p. (31)
  • Chapter XV p. (32)
  • Chapter XII p. (34)
  • Chapter XVI p. (37)
  • Chapter XVII p. (39)
  • Chapter XVIII — Te Arawa — (Nga-ti-whakaue) p. (154)
  • Upoko XVIII p. (155)
  • Chapter XIX p. (163)
  • Upoko XIX p. (168)

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