Newspaper cuttings, The Ratana Movement
Current rights
Public Domain
Object detail
Brief Description
The newspaper cuttings are titled: Ratana, The Ratana movement, cures and healing, Ratana Covenant and visit to London. In many cases it is unknown which newspaper the cutting was taken from nor the date.
a. Easy Money from Māori People, neat scheme unearthed at Ratana
b. Māori Financiers, Ratana Settlement Bank, 7 November 1924
c. The Ratana Movement. Big Meeting at Christmas.
d. Untitled, 11 August 1924
e. Ratana's reply to criticisms
f. Ratana's work
g. Ratana's faith
h. Along the Wanganui. Destitution in Māori villages. Football and Ratana the Cause
i. Day at Ratana's Pa
j. Ratana's mission. Campaign at Tuahiwi. Opposition to Covenant, 21 January 1925
k. Ratana's Mission, big religious revival
l. Ratana's Mission
m. Ratana's Mission, 24 October 1921
n. Ratana's Mission, 26 October 1921
o. Ratana and his work, Sermon in the Cathedral
p. Ratana and his work
q. New Māori Healer, rivalry with Ratana
r. Faith Healing
s. Ratana's Powers, 25 October ....
t. Ratana's Powers
u. Ratana and his cures, typhoid amongst the Māoris
v. The Māori Healer, Ratana's tour of East Coast
w. Māori Visitors, arrival in London, Incidents on the voyage, 28 July 1924
x. Māoris at Sea. Colour question raised, trouble with Rhodesian passengers, 18 June 1924, The Press
y. Ratana at Home
z. Māoris Returning, inventor among Ratana's party, 12 December 1924
aa. Costly Tour. Return of Māori Party, Ratana reaches Auckland, 23 December 1924
bb. He has Power. Māoris flock to Ratana, 23 December 1924
cc. Ratana's Return. Demonstrative welcome, 28 December 1924
dd. Ratana Returns, successful tour abroad
ee. Behaviour of Māoris. Ratana's party causes trouble. Passengers on steamer make protest, 12 December 1924
ff. Privilege claimed. Māoris answer to complaints. Statement by Ratana's Secretary
gg. Arawa Tribe. Ratana Covenant rejected and denial by Ratana's Secretary
hh. Ratana and his followers
ii. Ratana and Japan, alleged agreement, 20 January 1925
jj. Northern Māori Election, two Ratana candidates
kk. Untitled, Haami Tokouru Ratana
ll. The General Election
mm. The Miracle Worker assumes political role. The influence of Ratana
nn. Ratana. Visit to King Tawhaio, unexpected developments
a. Easy Money from Māori People, neat scheme unearthed at Ratana
b. Māori Financiers, Ratana Settlement Bank, 7 November 1924
c. The Ratana Movement. Big Meeting at Christmas.
d. Untitled, 11 August 1924
e. Ratana's reply to criticisms
f. Ratana's work
g. Ratana's faith
h. Along the Wanganui. Destitution in Māori villages. Football and Ratana the Cause
i. Day at Ratana's Pa
j. Ratana's mission. Campaign at Tuahiwi. Opposition to Covenant, 21 January 1925
k. Ratana's Mission, big religious revival
l. Ratana's Mission
m. Ratana's Mission, 24 October 1921
n. Ratana's Mission, 26 October 1921
o. Ratana and his work, Sermon in the Cathedral
p. Ratana and his work
q. New Māori Healer, rivalry with Ratana
r. Faith Healing
s. Ratana's Powers, 25 October ....
t. Ratana's Powers
u. Ratana and his cures, typhoid amongst the Māoris
v. The Māori Healer, Ratana's tour of East Coast
w. Māori Visitors, arrival in London, Incidents on the voyage, 28 July 1924
x. Māoris at Sea. Colour question raised, trouble with Rhodesian passengers, 18 June 1924, The Press
y. Ratana at Home
z. Māoris Returning, inventor among Ratana's party, 12 December 1924
aa. Costly Tour. Return of Māori Party, Ratana reaches Auckland, 23 December 1924
bb. He has Power. Māoris flock to Ratana, 23 December 1924
cc. Ratana's Return. Demonstrative welcome, 28 December 1924
dd. Ratana Returns, successful tour abroad
ee. Behaviour of Māoris. Ratana's party causes trouble. Passengers on steamer make protest, 12 December 1924
ff. Privilege claimed. Māoris answer to complaints. Statement by Ratana's Secretary
gg. Arawa Tribe. Ratana Covenant rejected and denial by Ratana's Secretary
hh. Ratana and his followers
ii. Ratana and Japan, alleged agreement, 20 January 1925
jj. Northern Māori Election, two Ratana candidates
kk. Untitled, Haami Tokouru Ratana
ll. The General Election
mm. The Miracle Worker assumes political role. The influence of Ratana
nn. Ratana. Visit to King Tawhaio, unexpected developments
Collection
Production period
Production technique
Media/Materials description
Printed on newsprint with black ink.
Measurements
Each cutting is a different size.: Height x Width: 210 x 130mm
Classification terms
Subject period
Subject date
1921-1925
Current rights
Public Domain
Credit line
from the estate of Miss Elizabeth Webb
Other number(s)
m99/78/403, 91212
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