wharenui造句

• With no one to care for it, the wharenui fell down.
• The present style of wharenui originated in the early to middle nineteenth century.
• The wharenui features an intricately carved revolving pou as well as many other striking features.
• He tore up the floor and converted the church into a Wharenui ( Maori meeting house ).
• The Heretaunga Plains are named after a carved wharenui ( meeting house ) at Whatonga, and Hutt River.
• Their solution was to lead a group of these students to create a wharenui on the college s grounds.
• The pre-eminent M
  
  ori architecture consisted of carved meeting houses ( wharenui ) decorated with symbolic carvings and illustrations.
• There were many changes to the route over the next three decades including extensions that took it well beyond Wharenui.
• Wharenui ( meeting house ) in Waiomatatini, 1896, named Porourangi after the ancestor Ng
  
  ti Porou derive their name from.
• For several years from April 1957 some buses ran via Blenheim Road until the Wharenui buses were extended through this area.
• A small change was made in 1947 to provide better access to an area of new State housing off Wharenui Road.
• Initially, Wharenui was a standalone route that started from Gloucester Street until such time as it could be accommodated in Cathedral Square.
• The steeply pitched roof forms also allude to the entry porch of the wharenui, with its prominent sweeping barge boards ( maihi ).
• Marae occur in various sizes, with some wharenui being a bit bigger than a double garage and some being larger than a town hall.
• The tree-like central timber post can be seen as an interpretation of the centre posts of the traditional Maori meeting house or wharenui.
• New housing estates in Riccarton between Blenheim and Riccarton Roads prompted the creation of the Wharenui route, which commenced service on 30 December 1946.
• As such each wharenui, and by extension the poupou, are thus treated with the utmost respect, as if it were an ancestor.
• This issue became moot on 1 August 1960 when a route alteration diverted Wharenui buses down Deans Avenue and Blenheim Road before rejoining the old route.
• Akuaku was once a thriving settlement  the hub of the area  with a school, church, and a marae with a wharenui called Rakeiroa.
• One of the Nelson blocks was rebuilt to house the junior school " Te Kura Teina " years 9 and 10 as well as the Wharenui.