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Kōrero: Reeves, William Pember

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Alabaster, Ann O’Connor

1842–1915

Teacher

Alabaster, Ann O’Connor

Atkinson, Harry Albert

1831–1892

Farmer, soldier, politician, social reformer, premier

Atkinson, Harry Albert

Ballance, John

1839–1893

Newspaper proprietor and editor, politician, premier

Ballance, John

Collins, William Whitehouse

1853–1923

Rationalist lecturer, politician

Collins, William Whitehouse

Gisborne, William

1825–1898

Public servant, politician, writer

Gisborne, William

Hall, John

1824–1907

Runholder, politician, premier

Hall, John

Hall-Jones, William

1851–1936

Builder, prime minister, diplomat

Hall-Jones, William

Howie, Fanny Rose

1868–1916

Nō Te Whānau-a-Apanui, nō Ngāti Porou; he kaiwaiata, he kaitito waiata

Howie, Fanny Rose

Kennedy, Martin

1839/1840?–1916

Merchant, mine owner, businessman, Catholic layman

Kennedy, Martin

La Trobe, William Sanderson

1870–1943

School principal, educational administrator

La Trobe, William Sanderson

Lance, James Dupré

1829–1897

Soldier, runholder, politician

Lance, James Dupré

Loughnan, Robert Andrew

1841–1934

Farmer, journalist, politician

Loughnan, Robert Andrew

Mackenzie, Mackay John Scobie

1845–1901

Writer, runholder, politician

Mackenzie, Mackay John Scobie

McKenzie, John

1839–1901

Farmer, politician, political reformer

McKenzie, John

Merton, Charles

1821?–1885

Bootmaker, teacher, musician, farmer

Merton, Charles

Neill, Elizabeth Grace

1846–1926

Nurse, senior public servant, social reformer

Neill, Elizabeth Grace

Oliver, William Hosking

1925–2015

Historian, poet, editor, social commentator

Oliver, William Hosking

Perceval, Westby Brook

1854–1928

Lawyer, politician, agent general

Perceval, Westby Brook

Pinkerton, David

1836–1906

Bootmaker, labour activist, politician

Pinkerton, David

Player, Mary Josephine

1857/1858?–1924

Servant, midwife, welfare worker, feminist, social reformer

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Reeves, Magdalene Stuart

1865–1953

Suffragist, social reformer, writer

Reeves, Magdalene Stuart

Reeves, William

1825–1891

Politician, newspaper editor

Reeves, William

Rigg, John

1858–1943

Printer, trade unionist, politician, writer, teacher

Rigg, John

Rolleston, William

1831–1903

Public administrator, politician, provincial superintendent, educationalist

Rolleston, William

Russell, William Russell

1838?–1913

Soldier, farmer, politician

Russell, William Russell

Seddon, Richard John

1845–1906

Politician, premier

Seddon, Richard John

Sinclair, Keith

1922–1993

Historian, poet

Sinclair, Keith

Stout, Robert

1844–1930

Lawyer, politician, premier, chief justice, university chancellor

Stout, Robert

Tregear, Edward Robert

1846–1931

Soldier, surveyor, linguist, Polynesian scholar, writer, public servant, political reformer

Tregear, Edward Robert

Vogel, Julius

1835–1899

Journalist, politician, premier, writer

Vogel, Julius

Ward, Joseph George

1856–1930

Merchant, politician, prime minister

Ward, Joseph George

Zedlitz, George William Edward Ernest von

1871–1949

Professor of modern languages

Zedlitz, George William Edward Ernest von
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Keith Sinclair. Related biographies for 'Reeves, William Pember', Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, first published in 1993. Te Ara - the Encyclopedia of New Zealand, https://teara.govt.nz/mi/biographies/2r11/reeves-william-pember/related-biographies (accessed 8 May 2024)