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Te Ao Hou THE MAORI MAGAZINE Number 70 page stories Tupurupuru, T. V. Saunders 12 Oh Lord, Joyce Fuller 16 Conversation, Patricia Grace 20 The End of the Rainbow, Matauoterangi Rongoiti 43 The Welcome, Helen Woodley 48 A Strange Contest, Christene Evans 56 poetry Whispers of the Future, Rowley Habib 15 Maori in Suburbia II, Rowley Habib 21 He Waiata Mihi, Rangi J. Harrison 42 articles Matua Henare, the Lady on a Bike, Valerie Smith 5 Te Whaea Hihita, Mona Riini 8 The Non-Person, Alan Armstrong 22 Maori Education, Canon John Tamahori 24 Gift Returned 25 Hostess at Expo ‘70, Tina Ngaparu 26 The Governor at Putiki 28 Teachers' Maori Course 30 Dame Te Atairangikaahu Given Freedom of City 32 Maoris on the Move, Stan Hunt 34 Kahukuranui Opened 36 Queen Victoria Appeal 37 Douglas Family Reunion, Rangi Harrison 42 Dedication and Anniversary, Eric Fisher 50 features Haere Ki O Koutou Tipuna 2 Letters 7 People and Places 58 Younger Readers' Section 53 Books 58 Records, reviewed by Alan Armstrong 60 Crossword 64 front cover: His Excellency the Governor-General, Sir Arthur Porritt, receives the cloak from Anne Wikitoria Metekingi (see article on page 28).