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Interior view (looking towards the rear) of Hotunui, a carved meeting house built in 1878 for the Ngāti Maru people, Thames, New Zealand, by carvers from the Ngāti Awa tribe of Whakatane, as a wedding present when Mereana Mokomoko, a Ngāti Awa woman, married Wīrope Hōterene Taipari, a Ngāti Maru leader. The house has been in the Auckland War Memorial Museum since about 1920.

The walls are decorated by poupou (wall posts) depicting ancestors. The carvings are flanked by decorative tukutuku panels. The rafters are decorated in swirling white, red, and black kōwhaiwhai designs.

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Photo by uploader, 23 October 2006, no rights reserved. Kahuroa 05:00, 31 October 2006 (UTC)

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current04:59, 31 Oketopa 2006Thumbnail for version as of 04:59, 31 Oketopa 20062,725 × 2,001 (2.18 MB)KahuroaInterior view (looking towards the rear) of Hotunui, a carved meeting house built in 1878 for the Ngāti Maru people, Thames, New Zealand, by carvers from the Ngāti Awa tribe of Whakatane, as a wedding present when Mereana Mokomoko, a Ngāti Awa woman, m
11:10, 15 Hepetema 2006Thumbnail for version as of 11:10, 15 Hepetema 20061,291 × 658 (390 KB)KahuroaInterior (side wall) of Hotunui, a carved meeting house of the Ngati Maru people, Thames, New Zealand. This house was built in 1878 by Ngati Awa carvers from Whakatane, as a wedding present when a woman of their tribe married a Ngati Maru leader. The hous
11:00, 15 Hepetema 2006Thumbnail for version as of 11:00, 15 Hepetema 20061,291 × 658 (390 KB)KahuroaInterior of Hotunui, a Māori meeting house built for Ngāti Maru of Hauraki, New Zealand, in 1878. The house is now in the Auckland Museum. Photo originally posted to [http://www.flickr.com/photos/carmelos-pictures/60801116/ Flickr] by Carmelo Aquilina o
00:26, 23 Mei 2006Thumbnail for version as of 00:26, 23 Mei 20061,200 × 1,600 (2.02 MB)KahuroaInterior (rear wall) of Hotunui, a carved meeting house of the Ngati Maru people, Thames, New Zealand. This house was built in 1878 by Ngati Awa carvers from Whakatane, as a wedding present when a woman of their tribe married a Ngati Maru leader. The hous

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