The King and Queen of Rarotonga, with Mrs Seddon and New Zealand Premier Richard John Seddon, in the palace grounds, Rarotonga, during Seddon's visit to the Pacific Islands in 1900.
In 1901 Britain allowed New Zealand to annex the Cook Islands and Niue.
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Capture of German Samoa
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RELATED TO RICHARD SEDDON IN THE COOK ISLANDS
Events
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30 May 1901
NZ says no to federation with Australia
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28 September 1899
NZ answers Empire's call to arms in South Africa
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28 July 1893
Women's suffrage petition presented
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31 August 1894
Arbitration Act becomes law
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1 November 1898
Old-age Pensions Act becomes law
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9 December 1899
NZ troops fire first shots during South African War
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4 August 1965
Cook Islands achieve self-government
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10 June 1906
Death of Richard Seddon
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1 May 1893
Richard Seddon becomes premier
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Richard Seddon
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Anzac Day in the Pacific
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Pacific aftermath
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New Zealand in Samoa
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Seddonville
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