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• PAUA WORLD - Carterton

  

  Paua is the name given to New Zealand's Abalone and is native only to New Zealand. One of the world's most colourful shells, a Kiwi icon. Choose from wide range of exquisite jewellery, gifts, ornaments and NZ Souvenirs. Visitors can view the factory crafting the shell on weekdays and enjoy a picnic…
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• PAUA WORLD - Carterton : New Zealand Tourism Guide

  Skip to main content Home »PAUA WORLD - Carterton PAUA WORLD - Carterton Visit Website Paua is the name given to New Zealand's Abalone and is native only to New Zealand. One of the world's most colourful shells, a Kiwi icon. Choose from wide range of exquisite jewellery, gifts, ornaments and…
  

• New Zealand Shopping, New Zealand Souvenirs

  …or jade). You may also find unique New Zealand kiwiana to choose from, such as jewellery and ornaments made from the iridescent paua shell (abalone) treasured by Māori for centuries. Alongside top international, boutique fashion stores in the main New Zealand shopping areas, you will…
  

• Stewart Island New Zealand History Information, Historical Places in Stewart ...

  …was another good source of income on Stewart Island. Cod, groper, oysters and crayfish made their way to mainland markets. Today rock lobster and abalone provide a living for the local fisherfolk on the island. Also locally farmed salmon and mussels are sold in many of the world markets. On-shore…
  

• Southland New Zealand Activity Highlights, Things to Do in Southland NZ

  …famous for its oysters. * Take a tour of Tiwai Point Aluminium Smelter * Visit Fred and Myrtle's Paua House—a house entirely decorated in abalone shell * Join in the fun at the Bluff Oyster and Southland Seafood Festival. Bluff oysters are a true New Zealand delicacy! * Visit the Maritime…
  

• New Zealand Kiwiana, Kiwiana in New Zealand, New Zealand Kiwi

  …gooseberries' and named after a Russian ballerina can only be a New Zealand invention! Paua Shell Paua, (pronounced par-wah), is a close relative of abalone and comes in a beautiful shell. Māori used the shiny shell for eyes in carvings of various creatures. Whole paua shells are used for…
  

• Invercargill and Southland : Things To Do and See, Invercargill, New Zealand

  …Visiting the mussel farms on remote Stewart Island. * Bird watching on Ulva Island. * Deep sea fishing in the waters of Fiordland. * Viewing an ‘abalone shell’ house on Bluff. * Visiting the 180 million year old fossilised forest at Curio Bay. * Fishing for brown trout on the world-class…
  

• New Zealand Shopping, Shopping in New Zealand

  …Māori carvings in wood, bone and pounamu (greenstone or jade). You can also find jewellery and ornaments made from the iridescent paua shell (abalone), treasured by Māori for centuries. New Zealand potters are recognised as among the world's finest and today many fine artisans are also…
  

• Bluff Oyster and Food Festival, Southland New Zealand : Seafood, Cuisine, Din...

  …Island that gives its name to the much-loved delicacy, the Bluff oyster. At the festival you can enjoy: * Seafood including oysters, crayfish, paua (abalone), scallops, salmon, blue cod and mussels * New Zealand wine, ales and beer * Live music and entertainment * Mixing with the locals, who offer a…
  

• New Zealand Food, New Zealand Cuisine

  …that have a distinctly New Zealand style, there's lamb, pork and cervena (venison), salmon, crayfish (lobster), Bluff oysters, whitebait, paua (abalone), mussels, scallops, pipis and tuatua (both are types of New Zealand shellfish), kumara (sweet potato), kiwifruit, tamarillo and pavlova, the…
  

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