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Some Europeans who settled in Maori communities were described as 'Pakeha–Maori' as they often adopted a Maori lifestyle.
Tom Ellison was captain of NZ's first official rugby team in 1893. He invented the wing forward position and in 1903 wrote one of the game's first coaching manuals. Off the field he worked as an interpreter in the Native Land Court and became one of the first Maori to be admitted to the Bar.
Biography of Te ati Awa prophet
Te Whiti was a Taranaki leader and prophet. A resistance movement based at Parihaka was led by him and Tohu Kakahi. Te Whiti was arrested following the infamous raid on Parihaka by Armed Constabulary in 1881.
Biography of Wiremu Kingi Te Rangitake, who refused to give up his Taranaki land to the New Zealand Company, and in later life joined the pacifist community at Parihaka
Biography of this Te Ati Awa leader and legislative council member