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Continuation of Mamae Wikiriwhi's expriences as the first Māori student to
attend the United College of Atalantic in Wales. Mamae spent two years at
this College. Mamae is the daughter of Te Matarehua and Jean Wikiriwhi.
She describes making her way home from Britain overland through Europe and Asia.
The induction of Reverend Hone Te Kauru o-te Rangi Kaa, as the new Māori Anglican Missioner took place at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Khyber Pass.
This induction heralds the emergence of a new breed of Māori men
of the cloth, who can unite tribes and racists at all levels. Hone follows in the footsteps of his late father Rev. Tipi Whenua Kaa, who served in rural Māori pastorates on the East Coast. He completed a Bachelor of Arts degree at Auckland University and at the same time serving as an assistant to the Venerable Archdeacon Kingi Ihaka.
Hone talks about issues that could happen within the Mission, the spiritual
aspects within the church and indigenous theological issues.