The remodelled grounds hosted many grand public events. The Duke and Duchess of York on their royal tour in 1901 arrive at the main entrance of Parliament to be welcomed by Premier Seddon and crowds of onlookers.
The combination of sweeping lawns, graceful steps and the buildings themselves have made Parliament Buildings the venue for important public and private celebrations.
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RELATED TO DUKE AND DUCHESS OF YORK AT PARLIAMENT, 1901
Events
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30 May 1901
NZ says no to federation with Australia
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11 April 1869
New Zealand's first royal visit
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26 August 1911
New Zealand Coat of Arms warranted
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28 September 1899
NZ answers Empire's call to arms in South Africa
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11 December 1907
Parliament's library escapes great fire
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30 January 1954
Queen farewells New Zealand
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12 January 1954
Queen Elizabeth II opens NZ Parliament
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9 December 1899
NZ troops fire first shots during South African War
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26 July 1865
Parliament moves to Wellington
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14 August 1891
Women's vote petitions presented to Parliament
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19 August 1853
Wakefield elected to Parliament
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26 September 1907
Joseph Ward proclaims Dominion status
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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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17 January 1853
NZ Constitution Act comes into force
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24 May 1854
Parliament's first sitting in Auckland
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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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1 January 1951
Legislative Council abolished
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23 December 1953
Queen Elizabeth II arrives for summer tour
Biographies
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Richard Seddon
Articles
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Queen Elizabeth's Diamond Jubilee
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Seddonville
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Political and constitutional timeline
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Māori and the vote
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Parliament's culture and traditions
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Parliament Buildings
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Viceregal visiting
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Royal Visit of 1953-54
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Parliament's people
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The House of Representatives
Community contributions