RESTORATION AND RESEARCH OF A NATIONALLY SIGNIFICANT MĀORI S

[Kiwi Frontline]

RESTORATION AND RESEARCH OF A NATIONALLY SIGNIFICANT MĀORI STOREHOUSE TO BEGIN

The Dowse Art Museum's only permanent exhibition in Lower Hutt is getting a facelift.

Nuku Tewhatewha, the 162-year-old Māori storehouse, has a long history, from its creation as part of the Māori King movement to its years on a pākehā farm.

All up, the project would cost $148,500, funded by the Hutt City Council......

www.stuff.co.nz/entertainment/arts/100608005/restoration-and-research-of-a-nationally-significant-mori-storehouse-to-begin

[second-class-citizen]

Funny how when the media is around, anything and everything is 'culturally' or 'spiritually' or 'nationally significant'...you know, give out the impression what a special unique people they are....yet before the media stood there, they were eating each other, murdering each other, enslaving each other and wiping out species of birds and other races like the Moriori. Just shows what a load of BS all this nonsense is. Stoneage cannibals who have stolen and adopted the European ways and suddenly they are so proud and cultural about a wooden construction. Their history says it all. What about our nationally significant items smashed or destroyed by maori? Take the Americas Cup trophy when that thug took to it with a hammer. The tree on One tree hill...cut down with a chainsaw ( a traditional one I'm sure!). All done to upset the non-maori. Mud thrown at a democratically elected Prime Minister. Just a bunch of fake phoney plastic hypocrites out to get whatever they can. Watch as the put their fake cloaks in the boot and drive home in their BMW.