NZ - The Maori Directory

Featuring individually hand crafted items, art & pottery, tasty food & light refreshments. Sundays, 10.00 am - 3.00 pm

Leave the rush and bustle of the week behind and join the friendly atmosphere of the Clevedon Village Farmers’ Market on Sunday mornings. Be tempted by the seasonal offerings of fruit and vegetables picked as recently as the night before if not early on market morning. Make the most of the opportunity to sample and hand pick the best provisions, be inspired by cooking tips and recipes from the stallholders. For the most bountiful display shoppers need to rise early as trading is brisk and some produce lines are gone by mid morning. Inspiration for early birds can be found in the fresh baking, pastries and espresso available at the market. Fill your basket or bag with a colourful and interesting array of produce and provisions that have been made or grown for you with the utmost care by vendors whose aim is to provide the district with quality, fresh and reasonably priced food. The Clevedon Village Farmers’ Market is open every Sunday morning except over Christmas and Easter Sunday.

SISTERS take great pleasure in making available the BINGO GAME that builds Maori vocabulary for the subjects of Clothes, Animals, Fruit and Vegetables. More subjects to come in the future. True! You can reinforce your memory of Maori words through the use of large double sided flash cards. Make use of the cover cards and play 2 versions of memories and 1 other fun card game. All this in one complete packaged game.

Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetu opened on 10 May, 2003 in the heart of the city's cultural precinct, bounded by Worcester Boulevard, Gloucester and Montreal Streets. The new facility features two floors of exhibition space, two educational activity areas, an auditorium, a café and wine bar, two retail outlets, a Sculpture Garden and underground parking.

Lee is a Chartered Accountant who has recently been involved with project management and accounting for Fulton Hogan in the South Otago region. Lee also contracts his time out for accounting and business advice and enjoys finding solutions for business activities

The New Zealand Maori Tourism Society Inc was set up in 2002 as part of Tourism New Zealand 's strategy 2010. Central North Island Maori Tourism is playing a leading role in assisting its members to promote the experiences they offer, and is working with new or potential operators to enter the exciting world of tourism. To foster the development of Maori Tourism operators in the Central North Island and other regions.

A comprehensive view of this area and its rolling countryside, mountain ranges and beautiful beaches. A little bush with an ancient Totara tree, walk into the past in a rural museum, visit quaint villages. Walk an hour into the longest place name Tetaumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaunga horonukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu Explore an East Coast beach and some lovely countryside.

Canterbury Shuttles is soley owned and operated. We up-market luxury vehicles built purely for your comfort.

Take a free guided tour around Canterbury Museum. Staff will be happy to answer your questions and provide you with interesting information about the collections and exhibitions.

Peter Jean Caley has evolved a very unique technique and his work is entirely freehand. He enjoys the challenge of large scale works and has a style that could only be described as inspirational realism. Developing his delicate use of colour and brush technique he has spent many years concentrating on wild life studies and portraits.