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Te Ao Hou the maori magazine Contents June 1964 Page STORIES A Different Kind of Man, Riki Erihi 6 The Story of Te Huhuti 18 POETRY The Raw Men, Rowley Habib 12 ARTICLES Sir Bernard Fergusson's Speeches at Waitangi and Otiria 4 The Writer Rowley Habib 14 Ko Hiruharama Toku Pa, Tepora Kupenga 21 Two Designs for Family Homes, G. Rosenberg 23 Maori Council Awaits Election Results, J. Booth 28 He Whakamaharatanga ki a Maharaia Winiata 30 Maori Battalion Memorial 32 Can Maori Chant Survive? Mervyn McLean 34 The Music of Maori Chant, Mervyn McLean 36 Play Centre at Whakatutu, W. Haymes 40 Play Centre at Manaia, Ruth Tangaere 41 Our Heritage: An Operetta, Rowley Habib 43 Reunion of 28 Maori Battalion, Ted Nepia 45 N.Z. Maori Tennis Championships 47 Waiariki-Murupara Leadership Conference, Koro Dewes 49 Whanganui Educational Advancement Committee 51 FEATURES Book Reviews 54 Record Reviews 59 Crossword Puzzle 61 Haere ki o Koutou Tipuna 62 COVER: Our cover photograph of the architect John Scott is by Ans Westra. An article on John Scott, and on the nearly completed Maori Battalion National War Memorial building at Palmerston North for which he is the architect, appears on page 32. The drawing on the opposite page is made from a photograph of an old painted panel found by Theo Schoon some years ago under a meetinghouse near Rotorua. The photograph on the back cover is by Theo Schoon. The illustrations on pages 6, 10 and 16 are by Graham Percy.