Ukaipo: The Place of Nurturing. Maori Women and Childbirth by Christine Rimene; Connie Hassan; John Broughton. SIGNED BY ALL 3 AUTHORS.

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Ukaipo: The Place of Nurturing. Maori Women and Childbirth by Christine Rimene; Connie Hassan; John Broughton. SIGNED BY ALL 3 AUTHORS.Ukaipo: The Place of Nurturing. Maori Women and Childbirth by Christine Rimene; Connie Hassan; John Broughton. SIGNED BY ALL 3 AUTHORS. Publisher: Te Roopu Rangahau Hauora Maori o Ngai Tahu, 2002, VERY SCARCE. Very good softback; discolouration to edges of covers; inscribed To Val by authors; pages very good. 110 pages, illustrated. Contains a 1998 Service of Thanksgiving (unsure if the person has anything to do with the book). A health initiative of

Two years later he led one of the two summit pairs that made the first ascent of Kangchenjunga

four children and the internationally renowned tour company - Contiki Holidays

publishing Association

then in three volumes in London in 1888

Includes posters and rare archive documents

Green cloth boards are very worn on bottom edge

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