Pukapuka ManuhiriVisitors' Book

Visitors' Book

There was a problem with your search

e.g. date, place, name, keyword

There was a problem with your search

Pages range from 1 - 397

The Lindauer Art Gallery Māori Visitors' Book Cover

The Lindauer Art Gallery Māori Visitors' Book is a remarkable document. Spanning the years 1901 to 1918, it contains hundreds of heartfelt comments and provides an extraordinary account of Māori engagement with the Partridge Collection.

See the handwriting, read the original text & translations

Whakamāori whakapākehā ranei: 151-152| Translation of pages: 151-152

 
  • open
    Nga kupu a nga tangata matakitaki, me tuhituhi kikonei|Te reo Māori and English - complete transcription
    Te Ra Date Ingoa Name Kainga Residence Whakaaro Comments
    19.7.16  Mavis Culpan  4 Gladstone Road   Splendid picture 
        Parnell   
    23.7.16  Rangiora Mikirakuraku  Ākarana  Tino pai nei e hoa,  
      (Puta Kaita) Mahau ranei ahau    Mehemea koe i konei mamae tō puta ia au. heoi kanui te pai  
      makau ranei koe, Roto I o komo, te kupu mai ki au Kau e ra e huri, Tahuri mai ki au, Maku ranei ahau Mahau ra nei Koe.    Tara nui tara roa tara koritorito i te aitanga e au 
          Ka pai te gallery eh? 
      Hori Paki  Hamburg Germany   
    30/7.16  William Andrews  Narrow Creek Devonport   
    "  Edith Mead  Auckland   
    "  Mary E. Midwood  Auckland   
    1st/8.16  Edwin B. Gothard  Tatu Ohura King Country   
    2/8.16  K. Forrest  Devonport   
    3/8.16  J Mullins  Wairoa H.Bay   
    4/8.16  O. W. Badham  Calcutta India  Distinctive collectiion 
    5/8.16  May Chalmers  Auckland  Splendid 
    5/8.16  Ettie Goldsworthy  Auckland  Very interesting 
    6/8.16  P. M. Hamilton  Dunedin   
    6/8.16  John Luck  London Eng.   
    6/8.16  Patrick McGirr  Greymouth   
    19. Aug. 1916  Wi Inoka  Mangamuka   
    20.9.16  Catherine E Little  Auckland  A credit to New Zealand 
    20.9.16  Ada. L. Noton  Auckland   
      Henry Sedcote  Napier   
    17/1.17  S Dynes  Thames   
    17/1.17  E Dynes  Thames   
  • open
    Ngā kupu a ngā tāngata mātakitaki, me tuhituhi ki konei |Te reo Māori - with modern punctuation and macrons
    Te Ra Date Ingoa Name Kainga Residence Whakaaro Comments
    19.7.16  Mavis Culpan  4 Gladstone Road    
        Parnell   
    23.7.16  Rangiora Mikirakuraku  Ākarana  Tino pai nei e hoa,  
      (Puta Kaita) Mahau ranei ahau    Mehemea koe i konei mamae tō puta ia au. heoi kanui te pai  
      makau ranei koe, Roto I o komo, te kupu mai ki au Kau e ra e huri, Tahuri mai ki au, Maku ranei ahau Mahau ra nei Koe.    oto pao kia au. Auahi ana. Mamae ana te uma. Heoi ano Nā tō hoa.. 
          Ka pai te gallery eh? 
      Hori Paki  Hamburg Germany   
    30/7.16  William Andrews  Narrow Creek Devonport   
    "  Edith Mead  Auckland   
    "  Mary E. Midwood  Auckland   
    1st/8.16  Edwin B. Gothard  Tatu Ohura King Country   
    2/8.16  K. Forrest  Devonport   
    3/8.16  J Mullins  Wairoa H.Bay   
    4/8.16  O. W. Badham  Calcutta India   
    5/8.16  May Chalmers  Auckland   
    5/8.16  Ettie Goldsworthy  Auckland   
    6/8.16  P. M. Hamilton  Dunedin   
    6/8.16  John Luck  London Eng.   
    6/8.16  Patrick McGirr  Greymouth   
    19. Aug. 1916  Wi Inoka  Mangamuka   
    20.9.16  Catherine E Little  Auckland   
    20.9.16  Ada. L. Noton  Auckland   
      Henry Sedcote  Napier   
    17/1.17  S Dynes  Thames   
    17/1.17  E Dynes  Thames   
  • open
    Ngā kupu a ngā tāngata mātakitaki, me tuhituhi ki konei |English - complete transcription and translation
    Te Ra Date Ingoa Name Kainga Residence Whakaaro Comments
    19.7.16  Mavis Culpan  4 Gladstone Road   Splendid picture 
        Parnell   
    23.7.16  Rangiora Mikirakuraku  Ākarana  Very good my friend. 
      (Puta Kaita) Mahau ranei ahau     
      makau ranei koe, Roto I o komo, te kupu mai ki au Kau e ra e huri, Tahuri mai ki au, Maku ranei ahau Mahau ra nei Koe.     
          Ka pai te gallery eh? 
      Hori Paki  Hamburg Germany   
    30/7.16  William Andrews  Narrow Creek Devonport   
    "  Edith Mead  Auckland   
    "  Mary E. Midwood  Auckland   
    1st/8.16  Edwin B. Gothard  Tatu Ohura King Country   
    2/8.16  K. Forrest  Devonport   
    3/8.16  J Mullins  Wairoa H.Bay   
    4/8.16  O. W. Badham  Calcutta India  Distinctive collectiion 
    5/8.16  May Chalmers  Auckland  Splendid 
    5/8.16  Ettie Goldsworthy  Auckland  Very interesting 
    6/8.16  P. M. Hamilton  Dunedin   
    6/8.16  John Luck  London Eng.   
    6/8.16  Patrick McGirr  Greymouth   
    19. Aug. 1916  Wi Inoka  Mangamuka   
    20.9.16  Catherine E Little  Auckland  A credit to New Zealand 
    20.9.16  Ada. L. Noton  Auckland   
      Henry Sedcote  Napier   
    17/1.17  S Dynes  Thames   
    17/1.17  E Dynes  Thames   
Waiho mai he paku kōrero Leave a comment

Pito korero about Latest comments about Pages 151 - 152

We welcome your comments about the Visitors’ Book. If you are commenting on a specific page please add the page numbers to your comment to help others.

  • Petr Blazek

    At 8am on 23 August 2015

    Very interesting website. Thanks.

  • sklep zeglarski yachtama - www.yachtaman.pl

    At 6am on 20 November 2014

    Pozdrowienia od sklepu zeglarskiego z Bydgoszczy

  • ngaire lea robinson kahotea - ngati puu, ngati maru

    At 4pm on 13 March 2014

    Kia ora im looking for a maori design that represents (McCaskill, ngati puu, ngati maru) my phone number is 0279078341 thanks. Xx

  • carol

    At 3pm on 4 March 2014

    very interesting portrait....I know my ancestors Paipa were Ngati Porou and I am related to the Wharepapa line...

  • Ngarangi Walker - Ngati Porou

    At 7pm on 17 February 2014

    Kia ora. I'd be interested to korero to anyone who has any info/whakapapa on Ruka Aratapu.

  • anissa ljanta

    At 9pm on 21 April 2013

    My kids great great grandmother signed this page, how great to actually see her very words! I would love to know what year these pages of the visitors book were from?

  • Charlotte Nikau

    At 12am on 13 June 2012

    Kia ora, thank you so much for the information that you have provided from my nana kene purua. I have been trying to put together my whakapapa, and it great to see that my nana's writing, as soon as I saw the writing I knew it was him. If only you knew how much this means to me. Please keep up the fantastic effort. Arohamai.

  • Caroline McBride

    At 10am on 21 May 2012

    Thanks to Nerolie for her positive comment about viewing whanau names. If you open the book on any page you are offered 3 choices in the box below: a faithful transcription of the words as they were written at the time; a transcription with modern punctuation and macrons and a transcription and translation into English. 'Hope you enjoy reading their korero and thanks to Te Taura Whiri i te reo Maori The Maori Language Commission for all of the transcription and translation work on the Visitors Book.

  • Nerolie Hemara - Ngati Maniapoto

    At 2pm on 30 April 2012

    How exciting,to go through these pages and view some familiar whanau names. How unfortunate that I am not able to understand their korero. Not finished looking but I will be back

  • Gail Young

    At 11am on 19 April 2012

    Remana Nutana (Mangere Bridge) and Wahanga Wetini (Raglan). These two people are mentioned in the above book. Does anyone have a portrait or pictures of these two people? They feature on entry number 152.

  • Whakapā mai mō ngā kōrero pakirara ka kitea | Contact us to report inappropriate comments

* Mandatory fields

Whakaaro mō te Pukapuka Comment on the Book

  • 900 characters
  • Tukua Submit
Tāia tēnei whārangi | Print this page
Whakarautia

Download the Book

  • Whakaahua Mūori | Mūori Portraits

    View the portraits of Māori painted by Gottfried Lindauer in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Search for specific portraits by iwi or keyword and view the painting in detail through the zoom viewer.

  • Tangata pūkenga | The Artist

    Learn about Gottfried Lindauer, one of the best-known painters of Māori portraits. Read about his painting techniques, why the works were painted, and the role of his patron Henry Partridge.

  • Documentary series | Behind the Brush

    The Māori Television series Behind the Brush brings alive the stories of descendants and to uncover the lives of the artist, the patron and tupuna Māori.

Hoki whakarunga | Back to top