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- Kanakoa Manu Tupou as Prince Keoki Kanakoa, narrator in the prologue Ted Nobriga as Prince Kelolo Kanakoa Elizabeth Logue as Noelani Kanakoa John Cullum...
- Isabelle Jacquemart  Saint Kitts – Cheryl Chaderton  Saint Vincent – June de Nobriga  Scotland – Lorraine Davidson  Singapore – Elaine Tan Kim Lian  South Africa...
- Minister Stuart Young Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister Symon de Nobriga Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister H****el Bacchus Minister of...
- (2012–2022) Heath Flora (Republican), in****bent state ****emblymember Tami Nobriga (American Independent), retired businesswoman Rosella Rowlison (Democratic)...
- Protestants later moved to the United States or Brazil. In 1916, Henry de Nobriga was elected Mayor of Arima, the first public officer of Portuguese descent...
- D'Abadie/O'Meara   PNM Lisa Morris-Julian 12 Diego Martin Central   PNM Symon de Nobriga [Wikidata] 13 Diego Martin North/East   PNM Colm Imbert 14 Diego Martin...
- Bowers Dave McKean Jean-Louis Crinon Donato Giancola Eric Bowman Jason Nobriga Silver Matt Stawicki Shaun Tan Phil Hale Joel Harlow James Gurney Oddworld...
- Regular Session 1951". LLMC Digital. Retrieved March 9, 2021. William J. Nobriga changed party affiliation after the 26th Hawaii Territorial Legislature...
- Ha'aheo'oluaipo Maka'awa'awa Jasmine Kaleihiwa Dunlap Shaunté Carolyn Leialoha Nobriga Chelsea Kēhaulani Tacub Māhealani Mika Hirao-Solem Hula Hālau O Kou Lima...
- Tobago In office 1932–1938 Preceded by James Biggart Succeeded by George de Nobriga Constituency Tobago Personal details Born 1865 United Kingdom Died 1956...