1855–1942
Politician, diplomat
1831–1892
Farmer, soldier, politician, social reformer, premier
1870–1946
Signwriter, painter, politician
1829–1898
Businesswoman, hotel proprietor
1862–1910
Lawyer, politician
1851–1936
Lawyer, mayor, politician, prime minister
1876 to 1877 (year uncertain)–1942
Wood carver, journal editor and publisher, journalist
1883–1964
Lawyer, local promoter, politician
1853–1937
Engineer, farmer, politician
1857–1926
Ngāti Kahungunu; farm worker, interpreter, politician
1878–1943
Farmer, politician, soldier, prime minister
1886–1959
Hairdresser, businessman, political organiser
1877–1956
Baptist minister, sectarian agitator, editor
1873–1947
Miner, trade unionist, politician
1862–1929
Lawyer, politician, writer
1869–1947
Farmer, politician, prime minister
1860–1934
Clothier, politician, university administrator, community leader
1864–1955
Ngāpuhi; welfare worker, community leader
1864–1947
Civilian and military nurse, army nursing administrator
1850–1917
Commercial traveller, government trade representative
1841–1920
Farmer, soldier, historian, land court judge, colonial administrator
1851–1936
Builder, prime minister, diplomat
1880–1952
Businessman, politician
1849–1906
Te Āti Awa carver
1882–1930
Coalminer, trade unionist
1841–1920
Goldminer, journalist, politician, educationalist
1859–1944
Farmer, haulage contractor, businessman, politician, Methodist local preacher
1868–1933
Trade unionist, socialist, journalist, politician
1867–1908
Art teacher, artist, craftsman, sculptor
1891–1982
Criminal, swagger, soldier, politician, hotel-keeper, writer, bookseller
1844–1912
Inspector and superintendent of telegraphs
1841–1934
Farmer, journalist, politician
1864–1944
Journalist, cook
1853–1930
Storekeeper, explorer, conservationist, politician, marketing agent, prime minister, diplomat
1854 to 1855 (year uncertain)–1912
Ngāti Mahuta; Māori King, politician
1856–1925
Farmer, politician, prime minister
1860–1947
Tinsmith, trade unionist, political activist
1858–1943
Labourer, town milk supplier, politician
1839–1901
Farmer, politician, political reformer
1864–1917
Lawyer, farmer, politician, historian
1855–1915
Seaman, trade union leader, politician
1847–1936
Businessman, ship owner, politician
1869–1923
Journalist, writer
1877–1960
Teacher, farmer, politician
1867–1926
Businessman, politician, philanthropist
1869–1909
Ngāpuhi leader, politician
1874–1950
Ngāti Porou leader, land reformer, politician, scholar
1875–1951
Labourer, farmer
1877–1959
Farmer, cheesemaker, cannery owner, businessman
1874–1964
Compositor, trade unionist, politician, editor, journalist, censor
1871–1942
Accountant, teacher, politician
1837–1915
Te Aitanga-a-Māhaki and Rongowhakaata; politician, runholder
1881–1930
Ngāi Tahu; farmer, land claimant, trust board chairman
1875 to 1876 (year uncertain)–1930
Ngāti Mutunga and Ngāti Toa; medical officer, Māori health reformer, politician
1857–1932
Politician, historian, poet, high commissioner, banker
1868 to 1869 (year uncertain)–1937
Tūhoe prophet
1854–1937
Journalist, newspaper proprietor, politician
1842–1918
Runholder, sheep breeder, politician
1845–1906
Politician, premier
1863–1933
Lawyer, politician
1875–1946
Lawyer, politician, parliamentary Speaker
1853–1951
Singer, nurse, secretary, war graves conservator, community worker
1862–1911
Prohibitionist, businessman, politician
1865 to 1866 (year uncertain)–1921
Ngāti Tūwharetoa leader, politician
1846–1931
Soldier, surveyor, linguist, Polynesian scholar, writer, public servant, political reformer
1865–1945
Doctor, public health administrator
1870–1961
Railway worker, trade unionist, politician
1881–1951
Engineer, aviation administrator
1887–1950
Engineer, aviator
1870–1939
Lawyer, politician, sportsman, diplomat
