James Carroll

Year: 1953
Reference: 41237
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Talk in Maori: Leaders of the Maori people, Sir James Carroll by M.R. Jones.

Mick Rotohiko Jones, a noted Māori scholar speaks in Māori about parliamentarian, Sir James Carroll [a.k.a. Ta Timi Kara or Ta Hemi Kara]. Sir James (or Timi) was noted for his wait-and- see attitude which earned him the nickname of "Taihoa" (Wait!). He was often referred to as Ta Timi Taihoa Kara.

[Second speaker].