1855–1942
Politician, diplomat
?–1949
Baptist minister, socialist
1839–1893
Newspaper proprietor and editor, politician, premier
1819–1907
Adventurer, writer
1851–1936
Lawyer, mayor, politician, prime minister
1814 to 1815 (year uncertain)–1878
Newspaper editor and proprietor
1841 (uncertain)–1898
Poet, journalist, politician
1840 to 1841 (year uncertain)–1896
Lawyer, politician, judge
1885–1960
Principal, educationalist, historian
1844 to 1851 (year uncertain)–1905
Criminal, murderer
1857–1926
Ngāti Kahungunu; farm worker, interpreter, politician
1853–1923
Rationalist lecturer, politician
1859 to 1860 (year uncertain)–1903
University graduate, school principal
Political activist, poet, newspaper editor, writer
1850–1923
Police commissioner, private detective, land board chairman
1862–1929
Lawyer, politician, writer
1838–1920
Teacher, educationalist
1812–1898
Soldier, explorer, colonial governor, premier, scholar
1828 (uncertain)–1901
Runholder
1849–1906
Te Āti Awa carver
1876–1953
Experimental psychologist, university professor and administrator
1821–1897
Military engineer, colonial governor
1908 to 1909 (year uncertain)–1966
Ngāti Mahuta; Māori King
1829–1897
Soldier, runholder, politician
1833–1898
Businessman, politician
1832 to 1833 (year uncertain)–1913
Printer, newspaper proprietor and editor, radical
1833 to 1834 (year uncertain)–1912
Brewer, benefactor
1843–1906
University professor, public servant, health administrator
1845–1901
Writer, runholder, politician
1853–1930
Storekeeper, explorer, conservationist, politician, marketing agent, prime minister, diplomat
1839–1901
Farmer, politician, political reformer
1844 to 1845 (year uncertain)–1937
Farmer, litigant
1855–1915
Seaman, trade union leader, politician
1821 (uncertain)–1914
Merchant, politician, educationalist, runholder
1837–1920
Doctor, public health officer
1874–1950
Ngāti Porou leader, land reformer, politician, scholar
1838–1891
Hotel-keeper, political agitator
1869–1947
Newspaper editor, politician, lawyer
1848 to 1849 (year uncertain)–1922
Teacher, prohibitionist, landowner, businesswoman
1876–1944
Farmer, lawyer, judge
1836–1906
Bootmaker, labour activist, politician
1838 to 1839 (year uncertain)–1891
Engineering contractor, company director
1836–1912
Lawyer, politician
1857–1932
Politician, historian, poet, high commissioner, banker
1833–1919
Farmer, politician, businessman
1830 to 1831 (year uncertain)–1915
Civil engineer, businessman, politician, runholder
1851–1933
Te Rarawa leader, politician
1862–1924
Lawyer, university professor, law draftsman, solicitor general, judge
1877–1963
Journalist, historian, archivist, librarian, editor
1845–1906
Politician, premier
1840–1910
Farmer, interpreter, ethnographer
1844–1885
Lawyer, politician
1858–1931
Feminist, community worker
1840–1903
Writer, journalist, parliamentary reporter
1839 to 1840 (year uncertain)–1896
Ngāti Raukawa leader, politician, horse-racing steward, farmer
1832 to 1833 (year uncertain)–1890
Ngāpuhi petitioner, politician
?–1892
Ngāti Maniapoto leader
?–1894
Māori King, Waikato leader, prophet
?–1928
Ngāti Kahungunu leader, politician, historian
?–1887
Ngāpuhi leader, lay reader, politician
?–1907
Taranaki leader, prophet
1830 to 1831 (year uncertain)–1930
Ngāti Wai and Ngāti Whatua woman of mana, ship owner, land claimant
1826 to 1827 (year uncertain)–1923
Ngāti Wai; ship owner, trader, land claimant
1846–1931
Soldier, surveyor, linguist, Polynesian scholar, writer, public servant, political reformer
1870–1939
Artist, art teacher
1835–1899
Journalist, politician, premier, writer
?–1897
Ngāti Maniapoto leader
1856–1930
Merchant, politician, prime minister
1862–1927
Farmworker, bookseller and stationer, astronomer
1829–1903
Soldier, military leader, runholder, politician
1837–1915
Lawyer, politician, judge, university chancellor
