Related Biographies – Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand

Atkinson, Lily May

1866–1921

Temperance campaigner, suffragist, feminist

Bagley, Amelia

1870–1956

Hospital matron, midwife, nursing administrator

Ballance, John

1839–1893

Newspaper proprietor and editor, politician, premier

Barron, Hannah Ward

1829–1898

Businesswoman, hotel proprietor

Beauchamp, Harold

1858–1938

Businessman, banker, philanthropist

Bedford, Harry Dodgshun

1877–1918

Labourer, politician, lawyer, professor of economics and history

Bell, Francis Henry Dillon

1851–1936

Lawyer, mayor, politician, prime minister

Bonar, James Alexander

1840–1901

Merchant, shipping agent, company director, politician

Bracken, Thomas

1841?–1898

Poet, journalist, politician

Brett, Henry

1843–1927

Journalist, newspaper proprietor, publisher, writer, politician

Bullock, Margaret

1845–1903

Journalist, writer, feminist, social reformer

Burdon, Randal Mathews

1896–1965

Soldier, sheepfarmer, historian

Butler, Joseph

1862–1934

Sawmiller, timber merchant

Butler, William James

1858–1932

Sawmiller, timber merchant

Cadman, Alfred Jerome

1847–1905

Sawmiller, politician

Carroll, James

1857–1926

Nō Ngāti Kahungunu; he kaimahi pāmu, he kaiwhakamāori, he kaitōrangapū

Cassidy, Hugh

1840–1922

Storekeeper, hotel proprietor, coach company proprietor and driver

Chambers, Joseph Bernard

1859–1931

Sheepfarmer, viticulturist, wine-maker

Collins, William Whitehouse

1853–1923

Rationalist lecturer, politician

Deans, Robert George

1884–1908

Farmer, rugby player

Dinnie, Walter

1850–1923

Police commissioner, private detective, land board chairman

Drummond, James Mackay

1869–1940

Journalist, naturalist, writer

Eketone, Pēpene

1855/1856?–1933

Nō Ngāti Maniapoto; he kaiwhakamāori, he kaiwhakahaere Māori, he āteha, he kaitōrangapū

Fletcher, Henry James

1868–1933

Missionary, Presbyterian minister

Forbes, George William

1869–1947

Farmer, politician, prime minister

Fowlds, George

1860–1934

Clothier, politician, university administrator, community leader

Fox, Francis John

1857–1902

Soldier, farmer

Gallaher, David

1873–1917

Rugby player, soldier

Gibb, James

1857–1935

Presbyterian clergyman, political lobbyist

Gillon, Edward Thomas

1842–1896

Journalist, newspaper editor

Gilmer, Elizabeth May

1880–1960

Secretary, community worker, local politician, conservationist

Gow, John Graham

1850–1917

Commercial traveller, government trade representative

Grey, George

1812–1898

Soldier, explorer, colonial governor, premier, scholar

Gudgeon, Walter Edward

1841–1920

Farmer, soldier, historian, land court judge, colonial administrator

Hall, John

1824–1907

Runholder, politician, premier

Hall-Jones, William

1851–1936

Builder, prime minister, diplomat

Hanlon, Alfred Charles

1866–1944

Lawyer

Heberley, Jacob William

1849–1906

Nō Te Āti Awa; he tohunga whakairo

Hector, James

1834–1907

Geologist, explorer, administrator

Hindmarsh, Alfred Humphrey

1860–1918

Lawyer, trade unionist, politician

Hogben, George

1853–1920

Educationalist, seismologist

Hughes, John Gethin

1866–1954

Law clerk, military leader

Hume, Arthur

1838–1841?–1918

Public servant, prison administrator, defence administrator

Hunter, Thomas Anderson

1863–1958

Dentist, public health administrator

Jervois, William Francis Drummond

1821–1897

Military engineer, colonial governor

Kaihau, Hēnare

1854–1860?–1920

Nō Ngāti Te Ata; he kaingārahu, he kaitōrangapū, he kaiwhakamāherehere ki te Kīngi Māori.

Kidson, Charles

1867–1908

Art teacher, artist, craftsman, sculptor

La Trobe, William Sanderson

1870–1943

School principal, educational administrator

Larnach, William James Mudie

1833–1898

Businessman, politician

Leys, Thomson Wilson

1850–1924

Journalist, editor, newspaper proprietor, philanthropist

Macdonald, Thomas Kennedy

1847–1914

Businessman, politician

MacGregor, John

1849/1850?–1936

Lawyer, politician, writer

Mackay, Alexander

1833–1909

Farmer, explorer, linguist, magistrate, land court judge

Mackenzie, Mackay John Scobie

1845–1901

Writer, runholder, politician

Mahupuku, Hāmuera Tamahau

1837–1842?–1904

Nō Ngāti Kahungunu; he ihorei, he kaiwhakahārau kararehe, he āteha, he kaipupuri nūpepa

Mahuta Tāwhiao Pōtatau Te Wherowhero

1854/1855?–1912

Nō Ngāti Mahuta; te Kīngi Māori tuatoru, he kaitōrangapū

Maika, Pūrākau

fl. 1891–1917

Nō Ngāti Kahungunu, nō Rangitāne; he ētita, he kaiwhakatā nūpepa

Mangakāhia, Hāmiora

1838–1918

Nō Ngāti Whanaunga; he kaiārahi, he āteha, he kaitōrangapū

Massey, William Ferguson

1856–1925

Farmer, politician, prime minister

McKee, Arthur

1863–1943

Newspaper proprietor, photo-engraver and printer, land agent, businessman, orchardist

McKenzie, John

1839–1901

Farmer, politician, political reformer

McNab, Robert

1864–1917

Lawyer, farmer, politician, historian

Millar, John Andrew

1855–1915

Seaman, trade union leader, politician

Mitchelson, Edwin

1846–1934

Timber merchant, politician

Montgomery, William

1821?–1914

Merchant, politician, educationalist, runholder

Neill, Elizabeth Grace

1846–1926

Nurse, senior public servant, social reformer

Ngāpua, Hōne Heke

1869–1909

Nō Ngāpuhi; he kaihautū, he kaitōrangapū

Nicholson, William Brinsley

1877–1957

Clerk, local politician, builder, journalist, editor

O'Brien, James

1874–1947

Miner, engine-driver, trade unionist, politician

Park, James

1857–1946

Geologist, director of school of mines, university professor, writer

Parr, Christopher James

1869–1941

Lawyer, mayor, politician, diplomat

Pātete, Haimona

1863/1864?–1921

Nō Ngāti Kōata, nō Ngāti Kuia; he rangatira, he kaihanga whakapono

Paul, John Thomas

1874–1964

Compositor, trade unionist, politician, editor, journalist, censor

Perceval, Westby Brook

1854–1928

Lawyer, politician, agent general

Pere, Wiremu

1837–1915

Nō Te Aitanga-a-Māhaki, nō Rongowhakaata; he kaitōrangapū, he kaiwhakahārau kararehe

Pinkerton, David

1836–1906

Bootmaker, labour activist, politician

Pirani, Frederick

1858–1926

Printer, journalist, newspaper proprietor, politician

Pītau, Ōtene

1834/1835?–1921

Nō Rongowhakaata; he kaihautū

Porter, Thomas William

1843–1920

Soldier, land purchase officer

Ranstead, William

1859–1944

Businessman, socialist, emigration organiser, farmer

Rāwhiti, T. T.

1851?–1927

Nō Ngāti Hauā; he hēkeretari, he kaiwhakahaere o te Kīngitanga

Reese, Daniel

1879–1953

Cricketer, engineer, businessman

Reeves, William Pember

1857–1932

Politician, historian, poet, high commissioner, banker

Ring, James

1856–1939

Photographer

Ritchie, John Macfarlane

1842–1912

Merchant, shipping agent, financier, stock and station agent

Rolleston, William

1831–1903

Public administrator, politician, provincial superintendent, educationalist

Ross, Forrestina Elizabeth

1860–1936

Teacher, mountaineer, journalist, writer

Ross, Malcolm

1862–1930

Journalist, mountaineer, writer

Russell, George Warren

1854–1937

Journalist, newspaper proprietor, politician

Russell, William Russell

1838?–1913

Soldier, farmer, politician

Rutherford, Andrew William

1842–1918

Runholder, sheep breeder, politician

Saunders, Alfred

1820?–1905

Miller, farmer, reformer, politician, provincial superintendent, historian

Scholefield, Guy Hardy

1877–1963

Journalist, historian, archivist, librarian, editor

Scott, Robert Julian

1861–1930

Railway engineer, professor of engineering

Sheppard, Katherine Wilson

1847–1934

Suffragist, social reformer, writer

Sherwood, Maud Winifred

1880–1956

Artist

Sievwright, Margaret Home

1844–1905

Feminist, political activist, community leader

Squarise, Raffaello

1856–1945

Violinist, composer, music teacher, conductor

Stafford, Edward William

1819–1901

Politician, premier, runholder, pedigree stock-breeder, provincial superintendent, businessman, sportsman

Statham, Charles Ernest

1875–1946

Lawyer, politician, parliamentary Speaker

Stewart, Adela Blanche

1846–1910

Homemaker, writer

Stewart, William Downie

1878–1949

Lawyer, politician, writer

Stout, Robert

1844–1930

Lawyer, politician, premier, chief justice, university chancellor

Taiaroa, Hōri Kerei

?–1905

Nō Ngāi Tahu; he rangatira, he kaitōrangapū, he āteha

Taylor, Thomas Edward

1862–1911

Prohibitionist, businessman, politician

Te Ātahīkoia, Mohi

?–1928

Nō Ngāti Kahungunu; he kaiārahi, he kaitōrangapū, he tumu kōrero

Te Atua, Hēnare

?–1912

Nō Ngāti Kahungunu; he kaihautū

Te Heuheu Tūkino V, Tūreiti

1865/1866?–1921

Nō Ngāti Tūwharetoa; he upoko ariki, he kaihautū, he kaitōrangapū

Te Waharoa, Tupu Atanatiu Taingākawa

1844/1845?–1929

Nō Ngāti Hauā; he amokapua, he kaihanga Kīngi, he ngārahu nō te Kīngitanga

Te Whenuanui

?–1907

Nō Tūhoe; he rangatira, he kaihanga whare, he tohunga whakairo

Te Whiti-o-Rongomai III, Erueti

?–1907

Nō Te Āti Awa, nō Taranaki; he kaiārahi, he poropiti

Tomoana, Hēnare

?–1904

Nō Ngāti Kahungunu, nō Ngāti Te Whatuiāpiti; he kaihautū, he ngārahu taua, he kaitā nūpepa, he kaitōrangapū

Tregear, Edward Robert

1846–1931

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

Tunbridge, John Bennett

1850–1928

Police commissioner

Tūnuiārangi, Hoani Parāone

1843/1844?–1933

Nō Ngāti Kahungunu, nō Rangitāne; he kaihautū, he kaiārahi, he kaiwhakamāori, he āteha, he kaitōrangapū, he kaituhituhi

Tūroa, Tōpia Peehi

?–1903

Nō Te Āti Haunui-a-Pāpārangi; he amorangi

Ulrich, George Henry Frederick

1830–1900

Mineralogist, university professor, director of School of Mines

Vogel, Julius

1835–1899

Journalist, politician, premier, writer

Ward, Joseph George

1856–1930

Merchant, politician, prime minister

Ward, Joseph Thomas

1862–1927

Farmworker, bookseller and stationer, astronomer

Whitmore, George Stoddart

1829–1903

Soldier, military leader, runholder, politician

Williamson, Jessie Marguerite

1855–1857?–1937

Feminist, welfare worker

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