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30: 351:. They often spent time in Wellington, and moved there permanently in 1905. Parata left his position with the Native Land Court and joined William Moffatt in business as land and estate agents, interpreters and native agents; Moffatt running the Palmerston North branch and Parata the head office in Wellington. 328:
tribe. She was the daughter of a Jewish trader, David Asher, and granddaughter of Asher Asher, the first captain of the Auckland Fire Brigade. Her brothers included rugby players
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Charles and Te Rongokahira Parata were among the leaders of "progressive" Māori society and strongly supported the manifesto of what become the
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in 1911, Parata succeeded his father as Member of Parliament for the Southern Maori electorate in the
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in about 1906. The couple had one daughter and two sons of their own.
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as a clerk and licensed interpreter. On 15 June of that year in
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A Dictionary of New Zealand Biography : M–Addenda
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Members of the New Zealand House of Representatives
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Index


New Zealand Parliament
Southern Maori
Tame Parata
Hopere Uru
Karitane
Wellington
Katherine Te Rongokahira Asher
Tame Parata
Ned Parata
Albert Asher
Ernie Asher
John Atirau Asher
Liberal Party
New Zealand Parliament
1911
18th
Southern Maori
Liberal
1914
19th
Liberal
Puketeraki
Karitane
Tame Parata
Southern Maori
Ngāi Tahu
Kāti Māmoe
Waitaha
iwi

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