In the red room today we had a go at finding out who the famous people are, that are on the $50 note and $100 note for New Zealand. If you can find out who is on any of the notes - and why, leave a comment and tell us!
Sir Apirana Ngata is on the $50 note. He was the first Maori to graduate from a N.Z university, a member of Parliament and helped to get better rights and treatment for Maori.
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Kate Sheppard is on the $10 note because in the old days only boys could vote who could be the prime minister and she was the one who got girls to vote
Sir Apirana Ngata is on the $50 note he was the first Māori person to finish university and Lord Rutherford is on the $100 note because he was a cool as scientist.
Sir Edmund Hillary is on the $5 note. He is on there because he was the first person to climb Mt Everest.
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Kate sheppard is on the $10 note.She was the most prominent member of New Zealands womens suffrage movement.
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ReplyDeleteHer Majesty Queen Elizabeth 11. She is head of the Royal family and N.Z is a member of the commonwealth.
ReplyDeleteEarnest Rutherford,he was the greatest scientist and is on the hundred dollar note by ya-wen xoxoxoxoxx
ReplyDeleteSir Apirana Turupa Ngata is on the $50 note. He was a prominent Maori politician and lawyer.
ReplyDeleteLord Rutherford is on the $100 note and he was a famous physicist.
ReplyDeleteKate Sheppard is on $10 dollar note because she was the first person to vote for girls.
ReplyDeleteErnest, Lord Rutherford of Nelson is on $100 note. He is known as the "Father of Atom".
ReplyDeleteI know who is on the $100 note. The Lord of Nelson. From Ryan
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Kate Sheppard is on the $10 note because in the old days only boys could vote who could be the prime minister and she was the one who got girls to vote
ReplyDeleteSir Edmund Hillary is on the $5 note because he was the first person the climb mt. everest
ReplyDeletequeen Elizabeth II is on the $20 note because she is the queen
ReplyDeleteSir Apirana Ngata is on the $50 note he was the first Māori person to finish university and Lord Rutherford is on the $100 note because he was a cool as scientist.
ReplyDeleteSir Edmund Hillary is on the $5 note because he was the first person the climb mt. everest
ReplyDeletethe 5 dollar note is sir edmound hillary he was climing up mountins. he is a big boy
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