Te Marae o Hine, The Square

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Title

Te Marae o Hine, The Square

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Palmerston North City Library

Collection

Manawatū Heritage

Description

These carvings, created by John Bevan Ford and Warren Warbrick were constructed in 1990 to honour the significance of the Māori name for The Square, Te Marae o Hine, The Courtyard of the Daughter of Peace. John Bevan Ford, a member of Ngāti Raukawa and a well known artist of Palmerston North was commissioned to undertake the work by the Rangitāne Maori Committee and the Palmerston North City Council. The paved courtyard provided a venue for civic gatherings where Māori protocol could be used ...

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Format

Image

Date created

1993

Creator

Ian Matheson

URL

https://manawatuheritage.pncc.govt.nz/item/c2a5f0b6-3836-4712-a61a-8507fb4f2654

Locations

The Square, Palmerston North

Related subjects

1990s / carving / photographs / te ao māori / te marae o hine / the square / whakairo

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