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[edit]Wahaika
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Wahaika |
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| Object type | Club, entertainment/social clubs/recreation Classification: NM3.13036 |
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English: Wahaika - presented to the Auckland Savage Club at their Diamond Jubilee Dinner on 3rd July 1948 by the Wanganui Savage Club wood with paua inlay and black woollen thong; presentation plate on side- TE TAURA WHIRI A HINENGAKAU - Present to - the Auckland Savage Club - at their Diamond Jubilee Dinner, 3rd July 1948 - as a small token of regard from - the Wanganui Savage Club - A.J.W. Hodder - Rangatira |
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| Date | 1991; Circa 1948; 03 Jul 1948; 07 Nov 2005 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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length: 325mm |
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1991.313.12 |
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| Credit line | Collection of Auckland Museum Tāmaki Paenga Hira, 1991.313.12 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| Notes | wahaika - presented to the Auckland Savage Club at their Diamond Jubilee Dinner on 3rd July 1948 by the Wanganui Savage Club Entertainment clubs, modelled on the Savage Club in London flourished in most New Zealand cities and towns in the period 1880-1950. Called Savage Clubs or the kindred Orphan's Clubs, they provided an outlet for the performance of drama and music. The savage motif 'Bohemmianism' and late Victorian attitudes are evident in the club's activities. They are an important aspect of the amateur music and theatre culture of the times. The Club's ritual is based on Maori culture. For example, the leader, or rangatira, wears a cloak. Other members of the tribe or hapu include ariki and tohunga. The Club's meetings are called korero, and the decorations of the Club also borrow from Maori culture. (ref. Allen Thomas 'A Bit of a Hoo-Ha- The Savage Clubs - a New Zealand Institution' lecture given at the Stout REsearch Centre, 27.5.1998 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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