Smith S. Percy 1917. Notes on the Ngati-Kuia tribe of the South Island, New Zealand. Story of Maui, Mahuika and Fire. Journal of the Polynesian Society 26: 116-129

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Smith S. Percy 1917. Notes on the Ngati-Kuia tribe of the South Island, New Zealand. Story of Maui, Mahuika and Fire. Journal of the Polynesian Society 26: 116-129

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Informant was Eruera Warihana Pakauwera, otherwise known as E. W. Kaipara. Escaped with his father from the massacre of Te Rauparaha at Hikapu, Upper Pelorous. Pakauwera lived near Canvastown.

p125. A koko-kūmara waiata (digging song) sung by Māui.

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Notes on the Ngati-Kuia tribe of the South Island, New Zealand. Story of Māui, Mahuika and Fire

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1917

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Smith S. Percy

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Journal of the Polynesian Society

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116

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129

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Smith S. Percy 1917. Notes on the Ngati-Kuia tribe of the South Island, New Zealand. Story of Maui, Mahuika and Fire. Journal of the Polynesian Society 26: 116-129

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