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Recipes for Preparing Kina Or Sea Eggs contributed by Turanganui Branch Maori Women's Welfare League ‘Ma wai te kai ka whanga ki tua o Tokararangi.’ ‘Who will wait for the food beyond the breakers of Tokararangi.’ The meaning of this proverb is that sea foods require appropriate days and seasons, calm seas and fine weather. Kina, which are more popularly known as sea-eggs, are a much loved summer food of the Maori, being found at low tide in rock crevices and under ledges of rock.

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Te Ao Hou, September 1965, Page 3

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Recipes for Preparing Kina Or Sea Eggs Te Ao Hou, September 1965, Page 3

Recipes for Preparing Kina Or Sea Eggs Te Ao Hou, September 1965, Page 3

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