Prime Minister Lange, Mrs Lange, and master carver Te Warihi Hetaraka meet Mr Mo Lann after the opening of He Pakiaka. Mr Mo works at the graduate school of Chinese in the Academy of Social Sciences in Beijing and acted as interpreter for the secretary of Maori Affairs, Dr Tamati Reedy, when he visited China last year. He hopes to translate Maori texts into Chinese for use by students there to learn more about Maori culture.
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Tu Tangata, Issue 31, 1 August 1986, Page 33
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76Prime Minister Lange, Mrs Lange, and master carver Te Warihi Hetaraka meet Mr Mo Lann after the opening of He Pakiaka. Mr Mo works at the graduate school of Chinese in the Academy of Social Sciences in Beijing and acted as interpreter for the secretary of Maori Affairs, Dr Tamati Reedy, when he visited China last year. He hopes to translate Maori texts into Chinese for use by students there to learn more about Maori culture. Tu Tangata, Issue 31, 1 August 1986, Page 33
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