paepae造句

• The Te Paepae o Aotea Marine Reserve was established around them in 2006.
• When the Kalaniuvalu chief died in 1999 he was buried in the Paepae o Telea.
• Nearby the village, at the bottom of the valley, there lie the foundations of an ancient settlement known as a paepae.
• That for Te Whiti is held in the meeting houses Te Niho o te Ati Awa and Te Paepae, and for Tohu in Te Rangi K
  
  puia.
• In September 2010, the leaders of the SDUP, including Le Mamea Ropati, Tuia Paepae Letoa and Mulipola Oliva asked to run as HRPP candidates.
• For example, the word " paepae " refers to the bench where the speakers sit; this means it retains its sacred and ceremonial associations.
• As part of the settlement of neighbouring iwi Ng
  
  ti Awa's claims in 2003, the V鰈kner Rocks near Whakaari / White Island were renamed " Te Paepae Aotea ( V鰈kner Rocks ) ".
• In Aleipata Itupa-I-Lalo, Paepae Kapeli Su'a was found guilty of two counts of bribery, while the petitioner was found guilty of three counts of bribery and three of treating.
• The " grandest " of Mu?a's " langi " is Paepae o Tele?a ( " Tele?a's mound " ), " impressive in its engineering and joinery, with eight-foot wide coral slabs neatly fitted one end to the next ".
• "' Te Paepae o Aotea "', also known the "'Volkner Rocks "'( named after Carl Sylvius V鰈kner ), are a group of stacks and pinnacles located northwest of Whakaari / White Island in New Zealand's Bay of Plenty.
• Ngatiawa expressly state that " Te Paepae-o-Rarotonga " arrived before the coming of " Matatua, " and it is said to have been a very tapu craft; hence the place where it lay ( The canoe is said to be lying, buried, at Tara-o-muturangi ) was used as a burial-place.
• Initially Xylocaine " Xy " Latu and Andy-Iese " Jesse " Tolo-Paepae were to compete as a duo, Rough Diamonds; while Tasesa Junior " TJ " Tauvao wanted to enter as a solo artist : he was attending with his brother Wayne Tauvao and their cousin, Donald Tauvao  all three were former members of a vocal trio, 315.
• Rewa's Village has all the features of a true kainga, including a marae area, chief's whare ( house ), kauta ( cooking shelter ), whata ( bench where food was placed ), tall whata, weapons store, pataka ( raised food store ), enclosure for the tohunga ( a wise person who advised the community on just about everything ), rahui ( a post marking tapu or out of bounds limits ), whare made of bark, kumara ( sweet potato ) and a paepae haumati ( the basic toilet system which was flushed twice daily by the tide ).