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New Zealand Listener, Volume 4, Issue 97, 2 May 1941, Unnumbered Page

Famous Maori Chiefs (Left) TAMATI WAKA NENE One of the most famous Maori Chieftains, and a noted leader of the Ngati-hao tribe of Hokianga. As a young warrior he was engaged in endless tribal battles and fierce raiding expeditions, followed by cannibal feasts. With the coming of the white man, Tamati Waka Nene soon became a great friend of the pakeha. In the North- ern Wars of 1845, he fought side by side with his white friends against the fierce and truculent Hone Heke. After the War he was showered with honours, including his appointment as an honorary post-captain in the British Navy: (Right) REWI MANGA MANIAPOTO Amongst the most famous events in the annals of New Zealand is the historic siege of Orakau, in which the Maori Warriors and their Chieftain, Rewi Maniapoto showed such outstanding bravery and fortitude. This renowned chief will long be remembered as one of the most ardent and noble supporters of the Maori cause: He was of the highest rank in the Ngati-Maniapoto tribe, and was almost constantly at war in the Taranaki and Waikato Campaigns from 1860 to 1870. Engravings of Paintings by Lindauer in the Partridge Collection at the Auckland Art Gallery. RoUl youne Gqanetios with Selvvs bebN New Zealan d's "CHIEF" Cigarette Tobacco 79 "8 4c FINE OR COARSE CUT 1 Co 2 Oz. TINS 2/13 Ste Also in Half-pound 724 Ma Glass Jars 814. Join NATIONALC Hold as much as 4 tins SAVINCS and cost 2d. less: GROUPI office WILSON 8 HoRTON LTD , 149 Queen Street, Auckland by Albert Dennison, 75a Arney Road, Remuera, and published for the Zrnted 3t tbe registered ot 1941. National Broadcasting Service: at 115 Lambton Quay, Wellington; by S: R Evison, Tirohanga Road, Lower Hutt, May 2, Uiaeepz n CGRH 'Blend M 'containing 30488o 'choicest Asetee? selected New = Zealand grown ESTE