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Title: Making New Zealand vol 01 no 02: The Maori

Author: Centennial Branch, Department of Internal Affairs

Editor: Eric Hall McCormick

Publication details: Centennial Branch, Department of Internal Affairs, 1939, Wellington

Part of: The New Zealand Centennial Publications

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Making New Zealand vol 01 no 02: The Maori

Entitled 'Amuri, New Zealand, sketched 12th December, 1850,' the original of this water-colour painting is in the Canterbury Museum. The carving of stern-post and prow of the canoe shows to the expert that it was done with steel European tools by Maori craftsmen in the Kaikoura district

Entitled 'Amuri, New Zealand, sketched 12th December, 1850,' the original of this water-colour painting is in the Canterbury Museum. The carving of stern-post and prow of the canoe shows to the expert that it was done with steel European tools by Maori craftsmen in the Kaikoura district.

Entitled 'Amuri, New Zealand, sketched 12th December, 1850,' the original of this water-colour painting is in the Canterbury Museum. The carving of stern-post and prow of the canoe shows to the expert that it was done with steel European tools by Maori craftsmen in the Kaikoura district.