Paraire "Friday" Henare Tomoana (died 15 April 1946) was a Māori political leader, journalist, historian, sportsman, and lyricist of the Ngāti Kahungunu...
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Given name Paraire Karaka Paikea (1894–1943), New Zealand Māori politician Paraire Tomoana (died 1946), Māori political leader Tapihana Paraire Paikea (1920–1963)...
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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...
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well as some popularity in other countries. Eastern Maori politicians Paraire Tomoana and Āpirana Ngata published the song in 1919, but neither of them claimed...
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leader in her own right. Together they had 13 children, including Paraire Tomoana, who later became a prominent Māori leader, composer and scholar. Only...
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Italy. After the war he married Ringahora Hēni Ngākai Ybel Tomoana, the daughter of Paraire Tomoana and Kuini Raerena. In the 1984 Queen's Birthday Honours...
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American architect Robert John Sholl, settler of Western Australia Paraire Tomoana, Māori leader, journalist, historian, and sportsman Richard Wilbur...
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Māori Party include Rēweti Kōhere, Āpirana Ngata, Te Rangi Hīroa, Paraire Tomoana and Māui Pōmare. The Reverend Samuel Williams (1854–1859) John Reynolds...
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total opposition to Māori enlistment. Others such as Āpirana Ngata, Paraire Tomoana, and Maui Pomare, were in favour of Māori enlistment and organised...
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New Zealand Red Ensign. On 18 October 1968, the Tōmoana whānau gifted the waiata of Paraire Tomoana, E Pari Rā, to the Royal New Zealand Navy at Houngarea...
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