The Art of Netting Learned by Kahukura from the Fairies. — (Ko Te Korero Mo Nga Patupaiarehe.) - Polynesian Mythology and Ancient Traditional History of the New Zealand Race

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The Art of Netting Learned by Kahukura from the Fairies. — (Ko Te Korero Mo Nga Patupaiarehe.) - Polynesian Mythology and Ancient Traditional History of the New Zealand Race

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Once upon a time, a man of the name of Kahukura wished to pay a visit to Rangiaowhia, a place lying far to the northward, near the country of the tribe called Te Rarawa. Whilst he lived at his own village, he was continally haunted by a desire to visit that place. At length he started on his journey, and reached Rangiaowhia, and as he was on hi...

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1885

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Sir George Grey

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