Colonial Cabinets were small. This is Richard Seddon’s (1893-1906), from left to right: Charles Mills, Thomas Duncan, James McGowan, Sir Joseph Ward, Richard John Seddon, William Hall-Jones, Albert Pitt, Sir James Carroll and Mahuta Te Wherowhero.
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RELATED TO RICHARD SEDDON AND HIS CABINET, 1906
Events
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30 May 1901
NZ says no to federation with Australia
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29 May 1947
Mabel Howard becomes first female Cabinet minister
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28 September 1899
NZ answers Empire's call to arms in South Africa
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22 September 1906
Domestic workers call for 68-hour week
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26 September 1907
Joseph Ward proclaims Dominion status
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6 November 1908
Last spike for North Island main trunk line
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28 July 1893
Women's suffrage petition presented
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31 August 1894
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1 November 1898
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9 December 1899
NZ troops fire first shots during South African War
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13 September 1933
NZ's first woman MP elected
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27 April 1893
Death of Premier John Ballance
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10 June 1906
Death of Richard Seddon
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1 May 1893
Richard Seddon becomes premier
Biographies
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John McKenzie
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Edward Jerningham Wakefield
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James Allen
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Tommy Taylor
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William Richmond
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William Pember Reeves
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Wallace Rowling
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Thomas Mackenzie
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Joseph Ward
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William Hall-Jones
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Isaac Featherston
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Sidney Holland
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John A Lee
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David Lange
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Edward Gibbon Wakefield
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William Colenso
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Richard Seddon
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Donald McLean
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Norman Kirk
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Peter Fraser
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Gordon Coates
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Francis Dillon Bell
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Mahuta Tāwhiao Pōtatau Te Wherowhero
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Hēni Materoa Carroll
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Hōne Heke Ngāpua
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Elizabeth McCombs
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James Carroll
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John Ballance
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A history of New Zealand 1769-1914
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Seddonville
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Labour Day
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Dominion status
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Parliament's people
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The House of Representatives
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