-
Kahungunu they
received the
support of
Paraire Tomoana, who was the son of the
chief Henare Tomoana.
Tomoana worked with
Ngata to
drive Māori recruitment...
-
Henare Tomoana (1820/30s – 20
February 1904) was a
prominent Māori
leader and
politician from the Hawke's Bay area in the
North Island, New Zealand. He...
- Ākenehi
Tōmoana (née Patoka, c. 1843–1908) was a Māori
leader of
chiefly status (wāhine rangatira), landowner,
suffragist and women's
rights activist...
-
Paraire "Friday"
Henare Tomoana (died 15
April 1946) was a Māori
political leader, journalist, historian, sportsman, and
lyricist of the Ngāti Kahungunu...
- Hawke's Bay
Region of New Zealand's
North Island.
Tomoana statistical area,
which includes both
Tomoana and Waipatu,
covers 3.26 km2 (1.26 sq mi) and had...
- Kōhere, Te
Keepa Te
Rangihiwinui (Major Kemp), Te
Pokiha Taranui,
Henare Tomoana,
Ropata Wahawaha, and
Ihaka Whaanga. The
question of
whether awards could...
- (210000) and
Tomoana Crossing (210600). 2018
Census place summary: ****ra 2018
Census place summary:
Cornwall Park 2018
Census place summary:
Tomoana Crossing...
-
Hawkes Bay". He
personally managed his
Nelson Brothers freezing works at
Tomoana for
nearly 40 years. He
arrived in
Auckland in
February 1863 with his elder...
-
Maori electorate,
Henare Tomoana. 96
representatives sat in the
Whare o Raro and 44
chiefs sat in the
Whare Ariki.
Tomoana was
elected Speaker of the...
-
incorporated in
London in 1883 to
purchase as of 1 July 1883 the meat
works at
Tomoana,
Hawkes Bay.
These boiling down and
canning works erected in 1880 were...
