A character of this ethnicity loses contact with his eldest son, who joins the Brown Fists gang, and becomes homeless after discovering Grace hanged herself. A character who is partly this ethnicity lives in (-5[1])"The Tower" and discovers a sandal (-5[1])with a hole in its heel that belongs (15[1])to a mute boy. (15[1])Beth starts a culture group of this ethnicity at the (15[1])end of a novel in which Jake Heke (15[1])drunkenly leaves his family, titled (*) Once Were Warriors. (10[2])This is the (10[1])ethnicity of the protagonist of a novel in which Simon is (-5[1])beaten by (-5[2])his (10[2])surrogate (10[1])father Joe Gillayley but develops a relationship with Kerewin, who (-5[1])rebuilds (10[1])a marae. People of this Indigenous (-5[1])group appear in stories like "How Pearl Button Was Killed" by (10[1]-5[1])Katherine Mansfield. (10[3])For (10[1])10 points, (10[3])give (10[8]0[1])this ethnicity chronicled in Keri Hulme's The Bone People, set in New Zealand. (10[1])■END■