whare

It was really nothing more than a big whare- house.

By the way whare are all those countries that we have helped in there time of need.

I decided on the whare (house) shape because we all work together like a family at home.

I used the most important words as the walls and roof of the whare.

This section of our site has a virtual whare where you can move and look around in.

Part two saw us in the whare studying a proposal and other issues.

We have a huge dining hall and kitchen just to the right of this whare.

In some ways, he is just like me, the last surviving member of our respective Whare.

With a healing room now being a part of the Whare complex it will also be a wonderful teaching and learning space.

Everything is on the table for them, and when they have finished they go back to the whare.

The houses are whare, the traditional meeting house, and a place where whanau (family) come together.

They lived in whare along with their families.

The windows of the whare appear to be glazed.

The whare is made of reeds or grass thatched together.

Information on the construction of the Whare Runanga coming soon.

Dean Whare is a capable recruit who should thrive with the extra space at the back.

Native trees were cut down for canoes, firewood, whare and houses.

The most intensely studied indicates a right handed person sitting in the porch area of a small whare.

Their third try of the night came through Dean Whare - who went over in the corner to extend the lead.

In the classic period, a higher proportion of whare were located inside pa than was the case after contact with Europeans.

A whare kai (dining room) was built and named Waipounamu.

In winter a central fire was lit that filled the whare with smoke which slowly filtered through the roof.

These storage whare had internal drains to drain water.

As Bennett said, Whare had defied the laws of physics.

Henry's brother Whare played for the Kiwis alongside him in 1977.