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The first step to Maori conversation: a grammar and phrase book of the New Zealand language
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Reference NumberBagnall 499.442 Kem
Date of Publication1879?DescriptionAuthorKemp, Henry Tacy (1818-1901)PublisherGeo. T. ChapmanPlace of PublicationAuckland, New ZealandLanguage (ex English)Text in English, vocabulary in English and te Reo MāoriContributorMassey University Library Special CollectionsCollectionBagnall (New Zealand Research) Collection
Date of Publication1879?Description"By the Pakeha Maori" - from cover and title page.
"To understand Maori, and to be able to converse with a New Zealander, a handy book like this 'First Step' has been found quite sufficient. The First Edition of this work was published in 1848 under the special patronage of the Colonial Government" - from preface.
This is the fourth edition.
AuthorKemp, Henry Tacy (1818-1901)PublisherGeo. T. ChapmanPlace of PublicationAuckland, New ZealandLanguage (ex English)Text in English, vocabulary in English and te Reo MāoriContributorMassey University Library Special CollectionsCollectionBagnall (New Zealand Research) CollectionItem Characteristics
Size104 x 163 mmNumber of pages80 pages
Number of pages80 pagesIn this item
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Kemp, Henry Tacy (1818-1901), The first step to Maori conversation: a grammar and phrase book of the New Zealand language. Massey University Library, accessed 27/03/2025, https://tamiro.massey.ac.nz/nodes/view/24133
