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Just Published The' Maoris are a hybrid race,-Tregear calls them "Aryan-Maoris," Dr. Newman prefers to term them "Aryan-Mongol." They came from Asia, their fatherland being Bengal in India "furtt onrc ngttttt iiottc fiue to tbc sljniJDltiit Inttb front tobiclj toe mmc. to tl)c jljtmu- of rcstors fur nlun)t, to ftirrat sjtjnhwilii, io lifltonilti. io of-Giicnt-gißtnitrc. to tljc ioui-i-fttlaivun, tljc Imib iuljcre tons fonitcb front the (Bnrtl) I'ti o)itht- u.iuii'-oi -tl,c,§hjj, nntr IjniJ fife first lircniljcii into Ijint. Sfo hcrjiit our gcttcitloijita" Dr. Newman establishes by anology of placenames manners, customs and habits, the fatherland of the Maoris "Who are the Maoris?" This is the title of Dr. Newman's book, and the 303 pages are full of convincing evidence. It is a book that fascinates,, and rivets' the attention of the reader. It is a book that should be read by every New Zealandei? Price 7s 6d ' Postage 6d extra Wlite«fce ill wiis