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Carvings from a Te Arawa wharenui are set to return home - more than 120 years after leaving New Zealand shores.
The wharenui Hinemihi was a tourist attraction at Lake Tarawera but was sold to English governor-general Sir William Onslow in the late 1800s.
But some descendants have mixed feelings about the return - saying they were kept in the dark by Heritage New Zealand.
John Boynton has more.