1884–1945
Socialist, editor, writer, political reformer
1891–1966
Tailor, spiritualist, herbalist, politician
?–1949
Baptist minister, socialist
1880–1940
Ngāi Tāmanuhiri and Te Whakatōhea; interpreter, private secretary, public administrator
1887–1970
Tram conductor, trade unionist, socialist
1896–1958
Lawyer, politician, parliamentary Speaker
1875–1961
Accountant, writer, lawyer, magistrate, public administrator
1936–1997
Teacher, lecturer, politician
1890–1973
Senior public servant, diplomat
1889–1980
Labour activist, community worker, feminist
1882–1974
Carpenter, trade unionist, local politician
1884–1965
Labourer, auctioneer, pacifist, socialist, politician
1853–1937
Engineer, farmer, politician
1886–1962
Clerk, Methodist and Congregationalist minister, politician, editor, writer
1878–1943
Farmer, politician, soldier, prime minister
1872–1962
Brewer, anti-prohibitionist, local politician, company director, philanthropist
1873–1947
Miner, trade unionist, politician
1904–1957
Insurance clerk, poet, secretary, critic, broadcaster, university lecturer, fabric printer
1884–1950
Labourer, trade unionist, journalist, politician, prime minister
1882–1964
Farmer, sculptor
1880–1952
Businessman, politician
1879–1960
Clerk, illustrator, cartoonist, editor, pacifist
1907–1985
Journalist, newspaper editor, writer, fisherman
1887–1955
Carpenter, trade unionist, builder, politician
1868–1933
Trade unionist, socialist, journalist, politician
1868–1939
Mariner, trade unionist, journalist, politician
1843 to 1844 (year uncertain)–1938
Ngāti Kahungunu leader, newspaper editor, assessor
1879–1959
Painter, soldier, politician, high commissioner
1923–1974
Stationary-engine driver, politician, prime minister
1881–1969
Restaurateur, politician
1891–1982
Criminal, swagger, soldier, politician, hotel-keeper, writer, bookseller
1912–1963
Printer, publisher, typographer, teacher
1893 (year uncertain)–1938
Ngāti Mahuta; King movement leader and negotiator
1856–1941
Trade unionist, socialist
1898–1982
Nurse, hospital matron, tutor, nurses' association leader
1885–1975
Lawyer, politician, monetary reformer
1880–1961
Rangitāne; land agent, interpreter, politician
1860–1947
Tinsmith, trade unionist, political activist
1893–1959
Racehorse trainer
1904–1951
Doctor, politician
1904–1987
Teacher, community leader, politician
1882–1968
Clerk, commercial traveller, shopkeeper, politician, prime minister
1901–1989
Presbyterian minister, politician
1874–1947
Miner, engine-driver, trade unionist, politician
1894–1943
Te Uri-o-Hau and Ngāti Whatua; Methodist minister, Rātana leader, politician
1882–1942
Methodist minister, editor, writer, political and social reformer
1878–1952
Miner, trade unionist, politician
1874–1964
Compositor, trade unionist, politician, editor, journalist, censor
1873–1939
Ngāti Apa and Ngā Rauru; faith healer, religious founder, political leader
1918–1995
Poet, novelist, short-story writer, editor
1864–1954
Builder, trade unionist
1873–1950
Tailoress, union official, social reformer
1880–1950
Farmer, politician
1903–1987
Methodist missioner, radio broadcaster
1873–1955
Coalminer, trade unionist, politician
1884–1961
University professor, educationalist, lecturer, critic, director of broadcasting
1883–1948
Ngāti Raukawa and Ngāti Whakaue; teacher, interpreter, translator, rugby official, musician
1871 to 1872 (year uncertain)–1939
Ngāti Tūwharetoa and Ngāti Raukawa historian, politician
1880–1940
Ngāti Kahungunu leader, land rights activist
1874–1948
Mariner, Salvation Army officer
1888–1962
Hotel employee and manager, trade unionist, soldier, politician
1870–1953
Seaman, trade unionist
