Maori
Montāžas Teksta
- Once upon a time, the land that lay between the Hunua and Waitakere Ranges was flat.Tāmaki Makaurau is the Māori name for Auckland. The people living in this land were the Patupaiarehe, a fairy people. The Patupaiarehe didn’t get along well, so to avoid trouble, groups of them lived apart. .One iwi lived in the Waitakere forest on Auckland’s west coast, and another in the Hunua forest in the south. This meant they kept out of each other’s way. Most of the time.
- At nights the younger members of the two iwi would often play a game. Under cover of the darkest sky they would sneak out of their houses and race silently over to the other iwi area. To prove they had been there, they would take a token and show it to the others when they arrived home.
- One night Hui, the son of Waitakere, returned from a jaunt empty handed. The other youngsters made fun of him and teased him for not returning with anything. The next night, the run was done again, but Hui did not return with the others. His friends were worried and blamed each other for not taking better care of Hui.
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