10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TOHEROA»
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toheroa in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
toheroa and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Food Culture in the Pacific Islands
Toheroa soup has a naturally sophisticated, complex flavor all its own. The fate of
the toheroa, at least in the 20th century, was sealed, it seems, at a dinner in 1921,
during which its international gourmet status was assured. During a tour of ...
2
Te Tau Ihu O Te Waka: Te Ara Hou:
The matter was resolved amicably after a very dramatic performance by Toheroa,
naked and brandishing a fence stake. ... after Toheroa had stated'... his hope was
in the Lord Jesus Christ, that tho' his sins were great Jesus Christ was the ...
Hilary Mitchell, John Mitchell, Maui John Mitchell, 2007
3
Holidays of the World Cookbook for Students: Updated and ...
The pride of New Zealand is a soup made with toheroa, a rare shellfish found in
the black sands of the North Island and South Island beaches. (The country of
New Zealand is actually made up of two separate islands.) The Christmas
cookout ...
Lois Sinaiko Webb, Lindsay Grace Roten, 2011
4
The Connoisseur's Guide to Fish & Seafood
Paphies ventricosa Native to just a few beaches on New Zealand's North and
South Islands, in particular the Muriwai and Ninety Mile beaches of north
Auckland, a toheroa clam can grow up to 6 inches long. It buries deep into the
sand on ...
5
Travellin' Mama: A Parent's Guide to Ditching the Routine, ...
We head back to the beach –not surprisingly, the kids want another driving
lesson – and Doog is determined to find one of the prized shellfish called toheroa
. He knows he's not allowed to take one – harvesting of toheroa is strictly
enforced ...
13), there shall be an open season for the taking of toheroa for the period
commencing on the 15 th day of September 1977 and ending with the 30th day of
September 1977 on — (a) That part of Dargaville Beach located between North
Head ...
The lower Nelson dredge oyster catch was brought about by vessels leaving
Tasman Bay and concentrating their efforts on mussel-dredging in adjacent
Marlborough Sounds. 11. Toheroa The 1969 pre-season survey of toheroa
stocks on ...
New Zealand. Parliament. House of Representatives, 1970
The number of toheroa remaining in each of the enclosures gave an indication of
the benefit of being able to bury away from probing crabs. There was no real
difference between toheroa restricted to the surface and those which could bury ...
One of the tasks we had set for our study was to video toheroa burrowing. Dr
Yasou Kondo and I had made a recording of toheroa borrowing during a small
study of the burrowing rate, depth of burial and shore orientation of the Muriwai
beach ...
10
Australian Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research
individual toheroa. When canning commences in about June, the condition factor
is usually about 6 : 1, and improves gradually until in late August it may have
reached 5:1 or 4 : 1. This factor prevails for 2 or 3 weeks until spawning ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TOHEROA»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
toheroa is used in the context of the following news items.
Climate change blamed for demise of toheroa
Many years of observing and gathering information on the depletion of toheroa on Te Oneroa-a-Tohe (90 Mile Beach) has left Awanui man Laurie Austen with ... «New Zealand Herald, Jun 15»
Confusion with tuatua sparks toheroa warning in Northland
"Small toheroa and mature tuatua look very similar and they are sitting together in the same beds. People who are getting a feed of tuatua are picking up small ... «Northern Advocate, Jun 15»
Tuatua gatherers taking prohibited toheroa
The toheroa fishery was closed across the country in 1982 because of a massive decline in numbers and it is feared the latest problem could worsen the ... «Auckland stuff.co.nz, Jun 15»
Man fined for 'selfish' toheroa take
Unahi said he knew permission would not be granted for the area in question and that he had previously obtained customary authority to take toheroa from Oreti ... «The Southland Times, Mar 15»
Tuatua boom could put toheroa at risk
However, they warn it's illegal to gather, disturb or possess the similar-looking toheroa shellfish, with penalties ranging from $500 to court prosecution with a ... «Northland Independent Community, Feb 15»
Swimming holes still unsafe after contamination
Shellfish such as mussels, toheroa, pipi, tuatua, cockles, oysters, scallops, catseyes, pupu and kina (sea urchin) remain unsafe to eat. People could experience ... «New Zealand Herald, Jan 15»
Te Taitokerau MP scoffs at reports Iwi plan to charge for access to Te …
Iwi are considering limiting the number of heavy vehicles that travel along the beach in a bid to help protect the Toheroa beds, however Davis feels this will be a ... «Māori Television, Dec 14»
Sir Jerry pops in to personally deliver medals
Mr Searle can almost recount the number of toheroa he's helped transplant from one part of Ripiro Beach to another, roughly 15,000. Now there are millions of ... «Northern Advocate, Oct 14»
Chef Hawkes sets national recipe
He first started creating in the kitchen with his grandmother when he was 8, learning how to master toheroa soup. His grandmother then taught him how to make ... «Southland Times, Aug 14»
Ban on taking toheroa at Ripiro Beach
The ban on taking toheroa includes customary permits blamed for "open slather" harvesting. People holding permit books have been advised permits will not be ... «Northern Advocate, Aug 14»
