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Get Nz Manurewa Marae Hireage Form 2007-2026
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How to fill out the NZ Manurewa Marae Hireage Form online
Filling out the NZ Manurewa Marae Hireage Form online is a straightforward process designed to facilitate your booking needs. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions to help you complete the form accurately and efficiently.
Follow the steps to successfully fill out the form online.
- Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the online hireage form and open it in the editing interface.
- Begin by entering your contact name in the designated field. This should be the person responsible for the booking.
- Provide the date you intend to hire the marae by filling out the ‘Date’ field.
- Fill in your organisation’s name, if applicable, as well as the organisation's address.
- Input your email address and contact numbers in the appropriate fields, ensuring that your information is accurate for communication purposes.
- Select the type of event by ticking the box that applies: private function, community group, seminar/conference, tangihana, or community event.
- In the ‘Booking Requests’ section, specify the dates you wish to book the marae, including arrival and departure times.
- Indicate if you require a powhiri by answering the question regarding prior use of the marae.
- If applicable, state how many guests will be staying and whether a sleepover is required.
- Complete any required sections for tangihanga specifics, such as providing your own paepae.
- Fill out the hireage costs and any additional requirements, including linen or equipment needs.
- Decide whether you need an invoice and review the terms of hireage, indicating your agreement by signing and dating the form.
Start completing your NZ Manurewa Marae Hireage Form online today!
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As Māori moved to Auckland from other parts of New Zealand, urban marae were built to meet the cultural and social needs of their Māori communities. There are more than 60 marae across Auckland that include tangata whenua, Māori community, taurahere, church and education-based marae.