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Rangiwahia Ellison (11
November 1867 – 2
October 1904), also
known as
Tamati Erihana, was a New
Zealand rugby union player and lawyer. He led the
first New...
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Erihana Rupene Ryan (née Reuben) is a New
Zealand psychiatrist. Ryan was born in Tuahiwi, and
lived on the
marae there until the age of 17. She was the...
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Candidate Votes % ±%
Reform Henare Uru 364 44.83
Independent Teone Matapura Erihana 250 30.79 +16.69
Independent Wereta Tainui Pitama 108 13.30 Independent...
- 1884 – 9
November 1963),
generally known as Ned
Ellison and also as
Pohau Erihana, was a New
Zealand rugby player, doctor, and
public health administrator...
- Māori-language or
English education.
Aroha Reriti-Crofts -
Community worker Erihana Ryan - Māori
psychiatrist Wiremu Nahira Te-hoika - a Māori
chief born about...
- Māori
Point (as it
became known). Two Māori miners, Dan
Ellison (Raniera
Erihana) and
Hakaria Maeroa travelled to a
secluded gorge in
Skippers Canyon. They...
- M****ey, not an
Independent as it had
stated the day before, when
Teone Erihana was
described as a 'Government'
candidate and all the
others as 'Independent'...
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listed in most
contemporary sources under his Māori name Tame
Rangiwahia Erihana, is not
known The
election of
Thomas Wilford for the
electorate of Suburbs...
- (aged 73) Whanganui, New
Zealand Spouse Malcolm McGregor Murchie Relations Erihana Ryan Hana Te
Hemara Children 10 Alma
mater Teachers'
Training College University...
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Kahungunu Wairoa Netane Te
Urewera Katoa Ruatoki Te
Waipounamu Raniera Erihana Ngāi Tahu
Waikouaiti Taituha Hape Ngāi Tahu
Kaiapoi Hoani Maaka Ngāi Tahu...
