Te puna wai kōrero. 1988-11-26.

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Year
1988
Reference
40398
Media type
Audio
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Rights Information
Year
1988
Reference
40398
Media type
Audio
Categories
Māori radio programs
Radio programs
Sound recordings
Duration
00:29:38
Broadcast Date
26 Nov 1988
Taonga Māori Collection
Yes
Credits
RNZ Collection
Williams, Haare, 1940-, Producer
Kaihau, Jim, Speaker/Kaikōrero
Hemana, Laurence, Speaker/Kaikōrero
Daniels, Tracey, Speaker/Kaikōrero
Tupaea, Ngarau, Speaker/Kaikōrero
Joyce, Riripeti, Speaker/Kaikōrero
National Radio (N.Z.) (estab. 1986, closed 2007), Broadcaster

00.00 - 03.04: Haare Williams with an introduction to Poukai held at Tuakau, the karanga and background history of Poukai

03.04 - 09.27: Riripeti Lil Joyce with thoughts on poukai. One change is the use of koha, the hosting of poukai, associations with Te Puea, association with Te Awamarahi Marae through Cooper family (descent from Wade family)

09.27 - 09.48: Haare Williams and background to kawe mate

09.48 - 15.23: Ngarau Tupaea with a description for te kawe mate protocol. His association with Kotahitanga Marae, Ngāti Karewa and Ngāti Tipa being hapu of that marae. Ngarimu's marae proper. Kukutai, who is the kaumatua of the marae. Personal views on poukai. Comments on King Tawhiao and his healing work done at poukai in his time, which is not presently undertaken at present day poukai. Comment on Māori input to local health board

15.37 - 17.29: Raureti Hemana comments on powhiri for Te Arikinui and the kahui ariki. Karakia around flagpole

17.43 - 19.29: Haare Williams's commentary

19.29 - 22.48: Tracey Daniels (Māori warden) and the role of wardens are to uphold protocol. There are 24 poukai held throughout the country. Tracey gives her opinion on the peer pressure applied to young people and her personal views on poukai

22.48 - 24.10: Jim Kaihau, over-ridden by Haare Williams's commentary

24.10 - 29.38: Haare Williams's commentary is a repeat of comments from Riripeti Joyce. Underlay of waiata "Timatangia Te Puea e..." Ends: "Tena ra koutou katoa"