Tiaki Omana (18 December 1891 – 24 June 1970), also known by the English name Jack Ormond, was a New Zealand rugby union player and politician. He won...

Maori until he was ousted in 1943 by Rātana candidate (affiliated with Labour) Tiaki Omana, as Labour swept the Māori electorates. At the age of 69 he returned...

east, and Eruera Tirikatene in the south. Moko was later replaced by Tiaki Omana, in the "second cut". The covenant signed by the men promised they would...

who Carroll had defeated in 1887. In the 1949 election, the incumbent, Tiaki Omana of the Labour Party, was unsuccessfully challenged by National's Turi...

Eastern Maori in November 1963, following the retirement of Ratana MP Tiaki Omana. As a Mormon, Watene's election broke the Ratana stranglehold on the...

Goosman Piako Thomas Murray Stratford Hallyburton Johnstone Waipa Bert Cooksley Wairarapa Labour Phil Connolly Dunedin Central Tiaki Omana Eastern Maori...

282 Herman Morgan 1923 1 0 3 0 283 Harold Nicholls 1923 1 0 3 0 284 Tiaki Omana 1923 1 0 0 0 285 Lui Paewai 1923 8 0 6 0 286 Cliff Porter 1923 41 7 48...

Eastern Maori after 38 years in parliament, by Rātana–Labour candidate Tiaki Omana. Labour now held all four Māori electorates and would continue to do...

William Murison Cricket (first-class) MP for Waikouaiti (1966–1968) Tiaki Omana Rugby union (All Blacks) MP for Eastern Maori (1943–1963) Tom Pearce...

Westland Jim Kent 3,605 Mark Wallace Māori electorates Eastern Maori Tiaki Omana 3,094 Claude Anaru Northern Maori Tapihana Paikea 4,435 Tono Waetford...