The Maori Yrom War Canoes 10 No: 0 FTEN built up to 4 length of 80 feet, accom- modating a8 many as 100 warriors and won- derfully carved and decorated, the Maori War Canoes were once 4 familiar sight on New Zealand's rivers: The finest specimen in existence of an old-time Maori war canoe is the one known as "Te-Toke-a-Tapiri" (Tapiri's Axe), now in the Auckland War Memorial Museum: Although no longer used for war-like purposes, ROLL YOUR the canoes are still to be seen on river regattas and thousands have thrilled watching bow-to-bow CIGARETTES struggles between rival canoes in races: The With Waikato regatta has staged many a splendidly exciting canoe race: 8ilrer Eern THE New Zealand Cigarette Tobacco Ch 51 404 PAGES ZEALANDS NEW = hISToRY itereern CGARETTE TOLAcco Rus4 Co
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 7, Issue 178, 20 November 1942, Unnumbered Page
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