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Te Ao Hou THE MAORI MAGAZINE Contents March 1963 STORIES Page The Blooding of the Warriors, Alan Armstrong 8 The Mixed Grill, Leo Fowler 15 ARTICLES Four Questions, Kaiwhakaako 3 Bill Kerekere and Waihirere Club, Waitangi 5 Which Way Are The Winds Blowing? B. Kernot 20 Queen Elizabeth Visits Waitangi 23 The Funeral of Mr Paikea, M.P. 31 T. W. Ratana and the Ratana Church 33 A Meeting of the Ringatu Church at Ruatoki 38 Pioneers of the Pumice, Ross Annabell 44 FEATURES Letters 2 Education, A. Grey and ‘Kaiwhakaako’ 48 Sport, Kara Puketapu 53 Records, Alan Armstrong 54 Books 57 Farming, D. Wright 59 Crossword Puzzle 61 Haere Ki O Koutou Tipuna 63 Our cover photo shows Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip with the Governor-General, Sir Bernard Fergusson, and Lady Fergusson, just after the Royal couple had first landed at Waitangi. Alan Armstrong took the photographs accompanying his story on page 10. The photo on page 4 is by Ans Westra, and the drawing on page 17 by Katarina Mataira.