I hangaia ai te whakamaru waka ki te totara me te kahikatea. Nā te ope Tūtāngata o Te Papaiōea ngā whakairo. I puta te waka i te one o Santoft i te tau 1965. E noho ana te waka i te Ngahere o Santoft. A canoe shelter, made of totara and kahikatea, at the Santoft Forest Headquarters, houses the waka that was washed up on Santoft beach in 1965. The carvings were completed by the Palmerston North group Tūtāngata.
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Identification
- Object type
- Image
- Digitisation ID
- 2008P_Tw3-3_TWH_1924
- Title
- Hei whakamarua te waka / Canoe shelter
- Held In
- Coolstore
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Creation
- Created By
- Manawatu Evening Standard
- Place
- Santoft, Rangitikei
- Date
- July 26, 1982
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