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Taglicht to Tamairangi

Taglicht, Gisela

1898–1981

Rhythmical dance and gymnastics teacher

Tahiwi, Kingi Te Ahoaho

1883–1948

Ngati Raukawa and Ngati Whakaue; teacher, interpreter, translator, rugby official, musician

Tahiwi, Pirimi Pererika

1890–1969

Ngati Raukawa and Ngati Whakaue; schoolteacher, rugby player, soldier, musician, community leader

Tahu, Matiu Parakatone

?–1863/1864?

Ngai Te Rangi tohunga, mission teacher

Taiapa, Hone Te Kauru

1911–1979

Ngati Porou; wood carver

Taiapa, Pineamine

1901–1972

Ngati Porou; wood carver, farmer, rehabilitation officer, writer, genealogist

Taiaroa, Hori Kerei

?–1905

Ngai Tahu leader, politician, assessor

Taiaroa, Te Matenga

?–1863

Ngai Tahu leader

Taiaroa, Tini Kerei

1846/1847?–1934

Ngai Tahu; founding mother, community worker

Taipari, Eruini Heina

1889/1890?–1956

Ngati Maru leader

Taipari, Nuka

?–1863

Ngai Te Rangi leader, warrior, tohunga

Taipua Te Puna-i-rangiriri, Hoani

1839/1840?–1896

Ngati Raukawa leader, politician, horse-racing steward, farmer

Taiwhanga, Hirini Rawiri

1832/1833?–1890

Nga Puhi petitioner, politician

Taiwhanga, Rawiri

fl. 1818–1874

Nga Puhi leader, farmer, missionary, teacher

Takamoana, Karaitiana

?–1879

Ngati Kahungunu leader, politician

Takarangi, Rangitaamo Tiahuia

1901–1992

Ngati Hauiti and Ngati Hine; Maori welfare officer, community leader

Taki, Paora

?–1897

Ngai Tahu leader, warrior

Tama-i-hara-nui

?–1830/1831?

Ngai Tahu leader

Tama-i-parea, Aperahama

fl. 1840–1882

Nga Rauru leader

Tamairangi

fl. 1820–1828

Ngati Kuia and Ngati Ira woman of mana, poet



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