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Paewai to Papahia

Paewai, Manahi Nitama

1920–1990

Rangitane and Ngati Kahungunu; doctor, rugby player, local politician, community leader

Page, Evelyn Margaret

Page, Evelyn Margaret

1899–1988

Artist

Page, Frederick Joseph

1905–1983

University professor of music, pianist, critic

Page, Robert Owen

1897–1957

Pacifist, industrial chemist

Page, Ruth Allan

Page, Ruth Allan

1905–1992

Teacher, political activist

Page, Sarah

1863–1950

Teacher, feminist, prohibitionist, socialist, social reformer

Paget, Nielsine

1858–1932

Homemaker, community worker

Pahewa, Hakaraia

Pahewa, Hakaraia

1869/1870?–1948

Ngati Porou; Anglican minister

Paikea, Paraire Karaka

Paikea, Paraire Karaka

1894–1943

Te Uri-o-Hau and Ngati Whatua; Methodist minister, Ratana leader, politician

Paikea, Tapihana Paraire

Paikea, Tapihana Paraire

1920–1963

Te Uri-o-Hau and Ngati Whatua leader, Ratana minister, politician

Paipai, Kawana Pitiroi

Paipai, Kawana Pitiroi

?–1884

Te Ati Haunui-a-Paparangi tohunga, military leader, assessor

Pallo, Karl

Pallo, Karl

1896–1986

Importer, manufacturing engineer, businessman

Palmer, Alice May

1886–1977

Public servant, union official, equal pay campaigner

Palmer, Doris Adelaide

1898–1993

Clerical worker, political activist, welfare worker

Palmer, Elizabeth Mary

Palmer, Elizabeth Mary

1832–1897

Music and singing teacher, performer, composer, entertainment promoter

Palmer, Joseph

Palmer, Joseph

1826–1910

Banker, runholder

Pana-kareao, Nopera

Pana-kareao, Nopera

?–1856

Te Rarawa leader, evangelist, assessor

Panapa, Wiremu Netana

Panapa, Wiremu Netana

1898–1970

Ngati Ruanui and Te Rarawa; Anglican bishop

Paora, Otene

Paora, Otene

?–1930

Ngati Whatua leader, Anglican lay reader, land negotiator

Papahia, Hone Tana

Papahia, Hone Tana

1856/1859?–1912

Te Rarawa and Nga Puhi; Anglican clergyman, missionary



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