Pages tagged with: ngati kahungunu

Seated portrait of Henare Tomoana. Taken 29 April 1873 by Samuel Carnell.

Carte de visite portrait of Te Hapuku, taken in the 1870s by Samuel Carnell of Napier.

Carte de visite portrait of Karaitiana Takamoana, taken between 1870 and 1879 by Samuel Carnell of Napier.

Repudiation party, including Henry Robert Russell (on seat, centre) and Henare Matua, probably in Napier, February 1876.

Group portrait photograph at the wedding of Niniwa Heremaia and Tamaihotua Aporo in the Wairarapa, circa 1900.

Turi Carroll pictured at the Maori Women's Welfare League conference in Wellington, 1953.

biography of politician, farmer, and Ngati Kahungunu leader

biography of Ngati Kahungunu leader and politician

Hawke's Bay chief who signed the 1835 Declaration of Independence and the Treaty of Waitangi. Also opposed the King movement

An influential Ngati Kahungunu chief and warrior in the Musket Wars

Biography of this Rangitane and Ngati Kahungunu leader

Biography of this a Ngati Kahungunu woman of mana

Biography of this Ngati Kahungunu chief

Cabinet Minister and twice acting Prime Minister, James Carroll’s main aim in Parliament was to empower Maori and secure a role for them in the economic life of the country

Ngati Kahungunu leader James Carroll was acting prime minister for periods in 1909 and 1911.

Born in southern Wairarapa to a Pakeha whaler and Maori mother, Hoani Paraone Tunuiarangi became a chief of Ngati Kahungunu and a volunteer soldier, known in later life as Major Brown. As a young man in the 1860s he acted as a guide and interpreter for the government forces.