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Apirana Turupa Ngata was born on 3 July 1874 at Kawaka, commonly known as Te Araroa, near East Cape. He was the eldest son of the 15 children born to Paratene Ngata, of the Ngati Porou, and of Katerina Naki, a half-caste Ngati Porou from Waipiro Bay. His parents had been married in 1867 and, as the union appeared to be barren, they believed ...
Pounamu - Āpirana Ngata 1874 - 1950 - Ngāti Porou leader, land reformer, politician and scholar Sir Āpirana Ngata (1874-1950) is celebrated in this series about leading Māori figures, produced by TVNZ's Māori Department. Ngata was seemingly ordained for greatness from birth. The first Māori university graduate, he was an MP and a Minister of Native Affairs, and a firm believer that ...
Ngata was born on 3 July 1874 into the Ngāti-Porou tribe at Te Araroa on the East Coast of the North Island. The Ngata family was prominent in the region, and Apirana was marked early for leadership of his people. Having accepted Christianity, Ngāti-Porou had in the main supported the Crown during what Belich has called ‘the New Zealand ...
From the 1890s onwards, Ngāti Porou’s greatest leader, Apirana Turupa Ngata, rose to prominence. He was the first Māori to graduate with a degree. He not only set an example for his tribe through political leadership and achievement, but also made a monumental contribution to the young nation through his erudition and fearless stance on ...
Sir Apirana Ngata’s 1943 celebrated work 'The Price of Citizenship' was a memorial to Lieutenant Te Moananui-a-Kiwa Ngarimu. In this short paper Ngata argued that Māori support of the war effort was the ultimate way to honour the Treaty and gain equality with, and the respect of, Pākehā.
Ngata was born on 3 July 1874 into the Ngāti-Porou tribe at Te Araroa on the East Coast of the North Island. The Ngata family was prominent in the region, and Apirana was marked early for leadership of his people. Having accepted Christianity, Ngāti-Porou had in the main supported the Crown during what Belich has called ‘the New Zealand ...
When Apirana Turupa Ngata was born on 3 July 1874, in Te Araroa, Gisborne, New Zealand, his father, Paratene Ngata, was 24 and his mother, Katerina Naki, was 24. He married Arihia Kane Tamati about 1895, in Gisborne, New Zealand. They were the parents of at least 7 sons and 8 daughters.
