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Te pa kaha kei to tatou lari

documentary heritage
  • Other Name

    Castle in our backyard. Maori (Alternate title)

  • Description

    Tui and his cousin Jennifer are not very excited when Nanny Marei suggests a picnic on Maungakiekie (One Tree Hill). But during their trip they explore and learn about the Goddess of Fire, the Maori tribes who lived there, a Chinese gardener, Sir John Logan Campbell and the tourists of today. Suggested level: junior, primary.

  • Place
    [Auckland, New Zealand]
  • Other Id

    PZ7 PAT (Library of Congress Call Number)

    87591 (Cat ID)

    87439 (Presto content ID)

  • Department

    Publications

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    • Object Type

      book

    • Name/Title
      Te pa kaha kei to tatou lari
    • Other Name

      Castle in our backyard. Maori (Alternate title)

    • Primary Maker

      Leah Mulgrew (Translator)

      M. Paterson (Author)

    • Contributor/Publisher
      [Libro International]
    • Place
      [Auckland, New Zealand]
    • Date
      2010
    • Physical Description

      31 pages : colour illustrations, genealogical table, colour map ; 29 cm

    • ISBN/ISSN
      9781877514104
    • Language
      Te Reo Māori
    • Level of Current Record
      Bib record
    • Member Object

      1 item in this collection. View all items.

    • Subject Category

      Maori (New Zealand people)--Juvenile fiction

      Maori language materials

    • Public Access Text

      [Keywords: One Tree Hill (Auckland, N.Z.) - History - Juvenile fiction]

      Picture story book for children in Maori. "Takoha atu a tatou korero." "Sir John Logan Campbell Residuary Estate; Waitakere City Council; Committee for Auckland; Ngati Whatua o Orakei Maori Trust Board." Includes bibliographical references (page 31).

    • Collection Type
      Reading Room
    • Copyright
      All rights reserved
    • Last Update
      06 Dec 2024

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