Year in NZ 1857 Population The estimated population of NewZealand at the end of 1857 is 57,150 M ori and 49,802 non M ori. ref Statistics NewZealand has collated estimates from a number of sources interpolating ... at Ellerslie Racecourse . ref name Moa Todd, S. 1976 Sporting Records of NewZealand. Auckland Moa Publications. ISBN 0 908570 00 7 ref see also 1874 in NewZealand Horse racing 1874 Births 20 August James Carroll NewZealand politician James Carroll , politician. Deaths Empty section date July 2010 See also List of years in NewZealand Timeline of NewZealand history History of NewZealand Military history of NewZealand Timeline of the NewZealand environment Timeline of NewZealand s links with Antarctica For world events and topics in 1857 not specifically related to NewZealand see ... 1857 In NewZealand Category 1857 in NewZealand ... Zealand Governor Colonel Thomas Gore Browne Government and law The Parliament of NewZealand 2nd Parliament continues. Speaker of the NewZealand House of Representatives Speaker of the House Sir Charles Clifford, 1st Baronet Sir Charles Clifford Prime Minister of NewZealand Premier Edward Stafford politician Edward Stafford . Minister of Finance NewZealand Minister of Finance William Richmond Chief Justice of NewZealand Chief Justice William Martin judge William Martin resigns on 12 June. The Honourable ... publisher Statistics NewZealand archiveurl http web.archive.org web 20071125112530 http www.stats.govt.nz ...?a d&cl CL1.HBH&sp HBH&essay 1 title Hawke s Bay Herald publisher National Library of NewZealand ref 23 October The Colonist publishes its first issue, in Nelson, NewZealand Nelson . The newspaper ... publisher Statistics NewZealand archiveurl http web.archive.org web 20071125112530 http www.stats.govt.nz ... Archbishop of NewZealand Primate of NewZealand George Selwyn Bishop of Lichfield George Selwyn Anglican Diocese of Auckland Bishop of NewZealand kept his old title Anglican Diocese of Christchurch ... more details
This is NewZealand is a documentary film showcasing NewZealand scenery that was produced by the NewZealand National Film Unit for screening at the Expo 70 World Expo in Osaka in 1970. The film combined scenic images including aerial cinematography with rousing classical music such as Sibelius Karelia Suite . Using then ground breaking technology, the film required three separate but synchronised 35mm film projectors which projected their images onto an extra wide screen. In 2004 2005 Archives NewZealand commissioned a restoration at post production facility, Park Road Post . Hugh McDonald, the original director, was involved in the restoration and Kit Rollings, the original sound mixer assisted with the updated soundtrack. Awards Bronze worldmedal 2007 , New York Festivals Film and Video Competition a competition for advertising films . ref name NZ Herald 10422293 cite news url http www.nzherald.co.nz nz news article.cfm?c id 1&objectid 10422293 title NZ film takes bronze medal in New York date 3 February 2007 agency NZPA work The NewZealand Herald accessdate 22 November 2011 ref ref name NZ Herald 10422647 cite news url http www.nzherald.co.nz entertainment news article.cfm?c id 1501119&objectid 10422647 title Remastered 70 s NZ film wins New York award author Stuart, Hamish date 6 February 2007 agency NZPA work The NewZealand Herald accessdate 22 November 2011 ref References references External links http www.newyorkfestivals.com New York Festivals website http www.newyorkfestivals.com main.taf?erube fh nyf&nyf.submit.SearchWinners true&nyf.CmptnCode FV Winners page from New York Festivals http www.enzedff.co.nz default.aspx?id 4930®ion 1 Wellington International Film Festival Film Info documentary stub Category Travelogues Category NewZealand documentary films Category 1970 films ... more details
ElectionsNY The 1857New York state election was held on November 3, 1857, to elect the Secretary of State of New York Secretary of State , the New York State Comptroller State Comptroller , the Attorney General of New York Attorney General , the New York State Treasurer State Treasurer , the New York State Engineer and Surveyor State Engineer , a Judge of the New York Court of Appeals , a Erie Canal Commission Canal Commissioner and an New York State Prison Inspector Inspector of State Prisons , as well as all members of the New York State Assembly and the New York State Senate . History The Democratic state convention met on September 10 and 11 at Syracuse, New York . Gideon J. Tucker Tammany ... year term 1858 59 in the New York State Senate . 61 Republicans, 58 Democrats and 9 Americans were elected for the session of 1858 to the New York State Assembly . class wikitable 1857 state election ... elections Category New York state elections 1857 Category 1857 elections in the United States ... that he had chaired a Whig convention in New York City four years previously. After much controversy ... at Syracuse in NYT on September 14, 1857 ref The American state convention met on September 15 at Syracuse, New York . ref http query.nytimes.com mem archive free pdf?res 9504E5D81238EE3BBC4F52DFBF66838C649FDE The American State Convention in NYT on September 17, 1857 ref The Republican state convention met on September 23 at Wieting Hall in Syracuse, New York . Almon M. Clapp was Temporary Chairman ... of State on the ballot informal ballot William Campbell New York William W. Campbell 91 ... in NYT on September 24, 1857 ref Results The whole Democratic state ticket was elected with a plurality of less than 20,000 votes over the Republican ticket while only in New York County , the stronghold ... of State of New York Secretary of State Gideon J. Tucker align right 195,482 Almon M. Clapp ... Obit in NYT on April 25, 1903 ref align right 66,882 New York State Comptroller ... more details
October 13 &ndash Panic of 1857New York banks close and do not reopen until December 12 . October ... 1857 mi 1857 mr . . arz 1857 ms 1857 my nah 1857 nl 1857 ne new ja 1857 ...Use mdy dates date March 2011 Year dab 1857 Year nav 1857 C19 yehi ar in topic NOTOC Year 1857 Roman ... Federal Constitution of the United Mexican States of 1857 Federal Constitution of the United Mexican ... in 1868 . March 12 &ndash Elizabeth Blackwell opens a hospital, the New York Infirmary for Indigent ... 23 &ndash Elisha Otis first elevator is installed at 488 Broadway New York City Broadway , New York ... Allan Kardec . May 5 &ndash October 17 &ndash Art Treasures Exhibition, Manchester 1857 The Art ... &f false title Exhibition of art treasures of the United Kingdom, held at Manchester in 1857 ... Indian rebellion of 1857 The 3rd Light Cavalry of the British East India Company s army rebels against its British officers, thus beginning the rebellion. May 11 &ndash Indian rebellion of 1857 Indian ... 1 &ndash November 19 &ndash Indian rebellion of 1857 Siege of Lucknow . July 15 &ndash Indian rebellion of 1857 The second massacre at Kanpur takes place. July 18 The Utah Expedition leaves Fort Leavenworth ... 1900 publisher Mansell isbn 0 7201 1816 6 page 114 ref August 28 &ndash Matrimonial Causes Act 1857 ... &ndash Panic of 1857 begins Speculation in United States U.S. railroad shares and collapse of the Ohio ... . 1857 1924 &ndash 7 out of 10 people who land in Argentina are single males between 13 and 40 years ... DEFAULTSORT 1857 Category 1857 af 1857 am 1857 . . . ar 1857 an 1857 roa rup 1857 ast 1857 az 1857 bn zh min nan 1857 n map bms 1857 be 1857 be x old 1857 bh bcl 1857 bg 1857 bs 1857 br 1857 ca 1857 cv 1857 cs 1857 co 1857 cy 1857 da 1857 de 1857 et 1857 el 1857 myv 1857 es 1857 eo 1857 eu 1857 fa hif 1857 fo 1857 fr 1857 fy 1857 ga 1857 gv 1857 gd 1857 gl 1857 gan 1857 ko 1857 hy 1857 hi hr 1857. io 1857 bpy id 1857 ia 1857 os 1857 is 1857 ... more details
The table of years in NewZealand is a tabular display of all years in NewZealand , for overview and quick ... 09 to the decade . TOC Up to 1800 Prior to 1800 in NewZealand 1800s in NewZealand 1800 09 1800 in NewZealand 1800 1801 in NewZealand 1801 1802 in NewZealand 1802 1803 in NewZealand 1803 1804 in NewZealand 1804 1805 in NewZealand 1805 1806 in NewZealand 1806 1807 in NewZealand 1807 1808 in NewZealand 1808 1809 in NewZealand 1809 1810s 1810 in NewZealand 1810 1811 in NewZealand 1811 1812 in NewZealand 1812 1813 in NewZealand 1813 1814 in NewZealand 1814 1815 in NewZealand 1815 1816 in NewZealand 1816 1817 in NewZealand 1817 1818 in NewZealand 1818 1819 in NewZealand 1819 1820s 1820 in NewZealand 1820 1821 in NewZealand 1821 1822 in NewZealand 1822 1823 in NewZealand 1823 1824 in NewZealand 1824 1825 in NewZealand 1825 1826 in NewZealand 1826 1827 in NewZealand 1827 1828 in NewZealand 1828 1829 in NewZealand 1829 1830s 1830 in NewZealand 1830 1831 in NewZealand 1831 1832 in NewZealand 1832 1833 in NewZealand 1833 1834 in NewZealand 1834 1835 in NewZealand 1835 1836 in NewZealand 1836 1837 in NewZealand 1837 1838 in NewZealand 1838 1839 in NewZealand 1839 1840s 1840 in NewZealand 1840 1841 in NewZealand 1841 1842 in NewZealand 1842 1843 in NewZealand 1843 1844 in NewZealand 1844 1845 in NewZealand 1845 1846 in NewZealand 1846 1847 in NewZealand 1847 1848 in NewZealand 1848 1849 in NewZealand 1849 1850s 1850 in NewZealand 1850 1851 in NewZealand 1851 1852 in NewZealand 1852 1853 in NewZealand 1853 1854 in NewZealand 1854 1855 in NewZealand 1855 1856 in NewZealand 1856 1857 in NewZealand1857 1858 in NewZealand 1858 1859 in NewZealand 1859 1860s 1860 in NewZealand 1860 1861 in NewZealand 1861 1862 in NewZealand 1862 1863 in NewZealand 1863 1864 in NewZealand 1864 1865 in NewZealand 1865 1866 in NewZealand 1866 1867 in NewZealand 1867 1868 in NewZealand 1868 1869 in NewZealand 1869 1870s 1870 in New ... more details
Infobox NewZealand suburbs name New Windsor image caption1 city1 Auckland Council city2 ward established area population popdate trainstations ferryterminals airports hospitals north Owairaka northeast Mount Roskill east Wesley, NewZealand Wesley southeast south Blockhouse Bay, NewZealand Blockhouse Bay southwest west New Lynn, NewZealandNew Lynn northwest map caption2 New Windsor , founded in 1865, is a suburb of Auckland , NewZealand . It is located within Auckland , on the border to the former Waitakere City part of the city, between Mount Albert, NewZealand Mount Albert , Blockhouse Bay , Owairaka and Avondale, Auckland Avondale . It is approximately 1.3 km in size. Citation needed date February 2011 The population of the New Windsor area unit was 5,787 as of the 2001 NewZealand Census of Population and Dwellings census , with 2,913 males and 2,874 females. The age of the population is distributed with 21.3 under 15 and 10 over 65. A third of New Windsor s population hold a post high school qualification. Ethnically, 53 of the population say they are European, and 35 say they are Asian. Citation needed date February 2011 New Windsor School is the local primary school and caters for students Year 0 to Year 6. Local secondary schools are Avondale College and Lynfield College . External links http www.newwindsor.school.nz New Windsor School website coord 36.906911 174.710597 region NZ type city 5787 display title Category Suburbs of Auckland Auckland geo stub ... more details
at Infobox Settlement for all fields and descriptions of usage name New Brighton image skyline Newbrighton pier.jpg image caption New Brighton Pier pushpin map NewZealand Christchurch pushpin ... leading to confusion with Brighton, NewZealand Brighton near Dunedin . Location The suburb is divided into three sections spread along the southern coast of Pegasus Bay North New Brighton New Brighton and South New Brighton, which lies at the northern end of a narrow peninsula between the bay and the Avon ... New Brighton restaurants and art craft related shops in growing numbers Home of the first surf life saving club in NewZealand established in 1910, ref cite web title Centenary url http newbrightonslsc.org.nz ... the only place in NewZealand where general retail shops were permitted to open on Saturdays ref ... Te Ara Encyclopedia of NewZealand accessdate 2007 10 14 ref Public transport A variety of bus ... New Brighton Surf Club Christchurch City, NewZealand Category Suburbs of Christchurch Category Surfing locations in NewZealand de New Brighton Neuseeland ... density km2 auto latd 43.50636 longd 172.73100 coordinates display y New Brighton is a coastal suburb of Christchurch , NewZealand, about convert 8 km mi to the east of the Christchurch Central City city centre . Naming The naming of New Brighton was apparently done on a spur of moment decision by William ..., visited the area in December 1860, he was recognised and Fee chalked New Brighton on a wooden plank, supposedly in reference to his fellow settler Stephen Brooker, who had come from New Brighton, Merseyside New Brighton in England. ref name Christchurch Place Names cite web last Harper first Margaret ... and aua is Yellow eye mullet ref name Reed cite book last Reed first A. W. title Place Names of NewZealand year 2010 publisher Raupo location Rosedale, North Shore isbn 9780143204107 page 45 editor Peter ... 1997. New Brighton was originally a distinct coastal village, separated from the then outer suburbs ... more details
Infobox NewZealand suburbs name New Lynn image caption1 city1 Auckland city2 ward Whau established area population 15,510 popdate 2006 trainstations New Lynn Train Station ferryterminals airports hospitals north Whau River northeast Avondale, Auckland Avondale east New Windsor, NewZealandNew Windsor southeast Blockhouse Bay, NewZealand Blockhouse Bay south Green Bay, NewZealand Green Bay southwest Titirangi North west Glen Eden, NewZealand Glen Eden northwest Kelston, NewZealand Kelston map caption2 New Lynn is a residential suburb in the former Waitakere City , one of the four main urbanised regions that became the city of Auckland in northern NewZealand . The population was 15,510 in the NewZealand Census of Population and Dwellings 2006 Census , an increase of 1,446 from 2001. ref The figures given combine the census populations for New Lynn North NZ Quickstats 3511301 New Lynn North , New Lynn South NZ Quickstats 3511302 New Lynn South , Lynmall NZ Quickstats 3511303 Lynmall , Fruitvale NZ Quickstats 3511401 Fruitvale and Rewarewa NZ Quickstats 3511402 Rewarewa . ref New ... edge of the suburb. Suburbs surrounding New Lynn include Blockhouse Bay, NewZealand Blockhouse Bay , Avondale, Auckland Avondale , Titirangi and Green Bay, NewZealand Green Bay . New Lynn is located ... Peninsula to the rest of the North Island the other is at Otahuhu, NewZealand Otahuhu , to the southeast ... companies grew to become the largest brick producer in NewZealand. A merger of four companies in 1929 ... 2005 work The NewZealand Herald accessdate 2009 05 12 ref In 1935, the population of New Lynn was 3,500 ... mall in Auckland when it opened in 1963. It became the first air conditioned mall in NewZealand in 1987 ... centre work The NewZealand Herald date 20 December 2006 first Mathew last Dearnaley ref ref cite ... 18 work Auckland Motorways publisher NewZealand Transport Agency ref The SH20 Waterview Connection ... to Marist College, NewZealand Marist College girls and St Peter s College, Auckland St Peter ... more details
The 1857 United States Senate election in New York was held on February 3, 1857, by the New York State Legislature to elect a U.S. Senator from New York U.S. Senator Class 1 to represent the State of New ... 1857 in the State Senate. At the New York state election, 1856 State election in November 1856 , 81 Republicans, 31 Democrats and 8 Americans were elected to the Assembly for the session of 1857. The 80th State Legislature met from January 6 to April 18, 1857, at Albany, New York . Candidates Preston ... of Preston King as United States Senator in NYT on February 4, 1857New York U.S. Senate elections Category United States Senate elections in New York 1857 Category 1857 elections in the United States ..., and his term would expire on March 3, 1857. In 1855, the United States Whig Party Whig Party and the Anti Nebraska Party merged in New York to form the United States Republican Party Republican Party . At the New York state election, 1855 State election in November 1855 , 16 Republicans, 11 Americans ... in a four way race. Secretary of State of New York Secretary of State Joel T. Headley was the candidate ... was raised as was in United States Senate election in New York, 1833 Election 1833 regarding .... William Kelly ref William Kelly 1807 1872 , merchant and farmer, of Rhinebeck, New York Rhinebeck , ran for Governor of New York in New York state election, 1860 1860 ref Dem. , Mark Spencer ... Am. raised the question if the vote for Sickles could be counted. A newNew York Constitution State ... R. Selden later a judge of the New York Court of Appeals decided to count the vote, holding that the United ... of the Senate of the State of New York 80th Session pages 171f ref Result Preston King was the choice of both the Assembly and the Senate, and was declared elected. class wikitable 1857 United States ... States Senators from New York U.S. Senator New York State Senate State Senate 32 members Preston ... 9 New York State Assembly State Assembly 128 members Preston King align right 77 Daniel Sickles Daniel ... more details
Orphan date January 2012 James Park 1857&ndash 1946 was a NewZealand geologist, director of school of mines, university professor and writer. He was born in Kintore, Aberdeenshire Kintore , Aberdeenshire , Scotland in 1857. ref name DNZB Park DNZB title James Park first Gavin last McLean id 3p8 accessdate December 2011 ref References Reflist Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Park, James ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION Geologist, director of school of mines, university professor, writer DATE OF BIRTH 1857 PLACE OF BIRTH Kintore, Aberdeenshire, Scotland DATE OF DEATH 1946 PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Park, James Category 1857 births Category 1946 deaths Category Scottish emigrants to NewZealand Category NewZealand geologists Category People from Garioch NewZealand bio stub ... more details
Charles Wilson 1857 1932 was a NewZealand politician of the NewZealand Liberal Party Liberal Party . Thomas Wilford of the Liberal Party won the Wellington Suburbs seat in the NewZealand general election, 1896 1896 election , but he was declared guilty of corrupt practices after an electoral petition probably because he exceeded the 200 spending limit which had been introduced at that election and the election was declared void. At the subsequent by election in Wellington Suburbs by election, 1897 1897 , Wilson won the seat for the Liberals. He retired in 1899 when the next NewZealand general election, 1899 general election was held, and Wilford won back the seat, on behalf of the Liberal Party. References NewZealand Parliamentary Record 1840 1984 by J. O. Wilson 1985, Government Printer, Wellington Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Wilson, Charles ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH 1857 PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH 1932 PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Wilson, Charles Category 1857 births Category 1932 deaths Category NewZealand Liberal Party MPs NewZealand Liberal politician stub ... more details
For information on public broadcasting in NewZealand , see NewZealand On Air , funding body Television in NewZealand Television NewZealand M ori Television List of radio stations in NewZealand Radio NewZealand Category NewZealand media ... more details
of first race meeting at Ellerslie Racecourse Ellerslie . see also 1857 in NewZealand Horse racing ... of NewZealand 5th Parliament continues. Speaker of the NewZealand House of Representatives Speaker of the House Dillon Bell Sir Francis Dillon Bell Prime Minister of NewZealand Premier Julius Vogel . Minister of Finance NewZealand Minister of Finance Julius Vogel Chief Justice of NewZealand ... in Gisborne, NewZealand Gisborne . It is initially bi weekly. The paper changed its name to The Gisborne ... Herald publisher National Library of NewZealand accessdate 2008 09 21 ref 15 January The Nelson Examiner and NewZealand Chronicle , first published in 1842, produces its last issue. ref cite web url http paperspast.natlib.govt.nz cgi bin paperspast?a d&cl CL1.NENZC title Nelson Examiner and NewZealand Chronicle publisher National Library of NewZealand accessdate 21 May 2008 DASHBot ref 30 June The Wellington Independent publishes its final issue, and is replaced by The NewZealand Times . The newspaper ... CL1.WI title Wellington Independent publisher National Library of NewZealand accessdate 23 May ... and forecasts to ships, establishing NewZealand s first weather service. ref cite book last Dunmore first Patricia ed. title The Dunmore Book of NewZealand Records year 1977 page 19 ref Arts and literature Music Appointments and awards Archbishop of NewZealand Primate of NewZealand Henry Harper ... race. The first winner of which evidence survives is recorded. Major race winners NewZealand Cup Tambourini NewZealand Derby Tadmor Auckland Cup Templeton Wellington Cup Castaway Rowing Rugby Union Rugby union spreads quickly, with many new clubs being formed Ngaruawahia , Hamilton, NewZealand Hamilton , Cambridge, NewZealand Cambridge , New Plymouth Taranaki club Hawera Egmont club , Parnell, NewZealand Parnell , Grafton, NewZealand Grafton , Ponsonby, NewZealand Ponsonby , and Mount Hobson ... work from An Encyclopaedia of NewZealand, edited by A. H. McLintock, originally published in 1966 ... more details
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Timeline of NewZealand may refer to Timeline of NewZealand history Timeline of the NewZealand environment Timeline of NewZealand s links with Antarctica See also History of NewZealand Category Years in NewZealand List of timelines disambiguation ... more details
See also List of years in NewZealand Timeline of NewZealand history History of NewZealand Military history of NewZealand Timeline of the NewZealand environment Timeline of NewZealand s links with Antarctica For world events and topics in 1858 not specifically related to NewZealand see 1858 References ... In NewZealand Category 1858 in NewZealand ...Year in NZ 1858 Incumbents Regal and Vice Regal Head of State Queen Victoria Governor General of NewZealand Governor Colonel Thomas Gore Browne Government and law The Parliament of NewZealand 2nd Parliament continues. Speaker of the NewZealand House of Representatives Speaker of the House Sir Charles Clifford, 1st Baronet Sir Charles Clifford Prime Minister of NewZealand Premier Edward Stafford politician Edward Stafford . Minister of Finance NewZealand Minister of Finance William Richmond Chief Justice of NewZealand Chief Justice The Honourable Hon George Arney who had been appointed on 2 September 1857 arrives early in the year. Events Provincial Council Chambers are constructed in Wellington. These will eventually become the seat of Parliament. ref http www.parliament.nz en NZ HstBldgs History Resources 3 6 e 36e40376aa2842e6bcce0a4557ebf2bc.htm NewZealand Parliament Parliament timeline Bot generated title ref Arts and literature Music Appointments and awards The two dioceses of NewZealand are re organised as five new dioceses. Bishop Selwyn continues as Primate of NewZealand with the duties of Archbishop. Archbishop of NewZealand Primate of NewZealand George Selwyn Bishop of Lichfield George Selwyn Anglican Diocese of Auckland Bishop of NewZealand kept his old title Anglican Diocese of Christchurch Bishop of Christchurch Henry Harper bishop Henry Harper Diocese of Nelson Bishop of Nelson Edmund Hobhouse Diocese of Waiapu Bishop of Waiapu Vacant ref The Diocese of Waiapu is founded on 27 September but the first Bishop, William Williams, is not consecrated until ... more details
Use dmy dates date October 2011 The Bridle Path is a steep track that traverses the northern rim of the Lyttelton volcano connecting the city of Christchurch and the port of Lyttelton, New Zealand Lyttelton in the South Island of New Zealand . It was constructed in 1850 as a bridle path for leading horses, ref cite web url http www.teara.govt.nz en walking tracks 2 1 title The Bridle Path work Te Ara the Encyclopedia of New Zealand accessdate 5 February 2010 ref and was used by the early European settlers as a route from the port to new settlements on the northern side of the Port Hills . Although very steep, it was the only means of traversing the hills until Summit Road over Evans Pass was completed in 1857. ref cite web url http www.tramper.co.nz ?view object&id 3 title Walking Notes Bridle Path work New Zealand Tramper accessdate 5 February 2010 ref The track ascends from the port itself to a height of 350 m before descending again via Heathcote Valley to Christchurch. It remains popular today as a walking and mountain biking route. ref http www1.ccc.govt.nz webapps parksaz P53.asp Bridle Path Walkway Christchurch City Council ref References reflist External links http www.tramper.co.nz ?view object&id 203 Bridle Path at New Zealand Tramper coord 43.593344 172.707940 region NZ CAN type landmark display title Category Geography of Christchurch Category Hiking and tramping tracks in New Zealand CanterburyNZ geo stub ... more details
Football in NewZealand can refer to Rugby league in NewZealand Rugby union in NewZealand Soccer in NewZealand disambig Long comment to avoid being listed on short pages ... more details
of State Queen Victoria Governor General of NewZealand Governor George Edward Grey Sir George Grey Government and law The Parliament of NewZealand 3rd Parliament continues. Speaker of the NewZealand House of Representatives Speaker of the House David Monro Prime Minister of NewZealand Premier Alfred Domett replaces William Fox NewZealand William Fox on 6 August after Fox loses a vote of no confidence. Minister of Finance NewZealand Minister of Finance Reader Wood loses the post on 6 August ... days later on 21 August. Chief Justice of NewZealand Chief Justice The Honourable Hon Sir George Arney ... 11 work Statistical Publications 1840 2000 publisher Statistics NewZealand archiveurl http web.archive.org ... in NewZealand is made from Lyttelton, NewZealand Lyttelton Post Office to Christchurch . ref name NZHPT http www.historic.org.nz aboutus CantyBranch canty west trails Port to Plains.html NewZealand ... P PostOffice InlandTelecommunications en Te Ara Encyclopedia of NewZealand 1966 Telecommunications ... Telegraph Centenary.htm NZPost Telegraph Centenary ref 7 July Parliament meets in Wellington NewZealand s capital Wellington for the first time. see also 1863 in NewZealand Events 1863 1865 in New ... of NewZealand ref Undated The Nelson Intelligence is a short lived newspaper in the Nelson, New ... NEM&essay 1 title Nelson Evening Mail publisher National Library of NewZealand ref Arts and literature Music Appointments and awards Archbishop of NewZealand Primate of NewZealand George Selwyn Bishop of Lichfield George Selwyn Anglican Diocese of Auckland Bishop of NewZealand kept his old title ... Abraham Sport History of NewZealand cricket to 1863 Cricket The second inter provincial game is played. Nelson, NewZealand Nelson defeat Wellington Firebirds Wellington . ref name Moa Todd, S. 1976 Sporting Records of NewZealand. Auckland Moa Publications. ISBN 0 908570 00 7 ref Horse racing Major race winner NewZealand Derby Emmeline Lawn Bowls The Auckland club is now playing on its own ... more details
Location map NewZealand label Beaumont lat dir S lat deg 45 lat min 49 lon dir E lon deg 169 lon min 32 position right width 150 float right caption File Beaumont, NewZealand aerial photo 2006.jpg thumb right Aerial photo of the Beaumont area in 2006, State Highway 8 crosses the Clutha River just below centre Beaumont is a small town in inland Otago , in the South Island of NewZealand . It is located on the Clutha River six kilometres southeast of Raes Junction , between Roxburgh, NewZealand Roxburgh and Balclutha, NewZealand Balclutha . Beaumont is connected to Milton, NewZealand Milton and Roxburgh by NewZealand State Highway network State Highway 8 . Beaumont was named for Beaumont Burn stream Burn , probably about 1857. For eleven years, Beaumont served as the terminus of a branch line railway that ran from a junction with the Main South Line in Milton, NewZealand Milton . The railway reached Beaumont in 1914 and an extension to Millers Flat, NewZealand Millers Flat was not opened until 1925. This line ultimately became the Roxburgh Branch and operated until 1968. Relics of the railway still remain, including a stock yard and a bridge over the Beaumont River. References ReedPlacenames2002 coord 45 49 S 169 32 E region NZ type city display title Clutha District Category Populated places in NewZealand Category Geography of the Otago Region Otago geo stub de Beaumont Neuseeland nl Beaumont Nieuw Zeeland ... more details
NewZealand Open may refer to NewZealand Open , the leading men s golf tournament in NewZealandNewZealand Open badminton , an international badminton tournament held in NewZealand. NewZealand Open darts dab de NewZealand Open ... more details
Miss Miss NewZealand may refer to Miss Earth NewZealand , a beauty pageant that selects NewZealand s representative to Miss Earth. Miss Universe NewZealand , a beauty pageant that selects NewZealand s representatives to Miss Universe. Miss World NewZealand , a title for NewZealand s representative to Miss World. Disambig ... more details
Lewis, Charles ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION NewZealand politician DATE OF BIRTH 1857 PLACE ... 1857 births Category 1927 deaths Category Members of the NewZealand House of Representatives Category NewZealand politicians who committed suicide Category People educated at Christ s College ... constituency MP Christchurch NewZealand electorate City of Christchurch parliament NewZealand ... successor George John Smith constituency MP2 Courtenay NewZealand electorate Courtenay parliament2 NewZealand term start2 NewZealand general election, 1902 1902 term end2 1908 predecessor2 new electorate successor2 electorate abolished majority2 birth date 1857 birth place Christchurch death date ... signature signature alt website Charles Lewis 1857 28 November 1927 was an independent conservative Member of Parliament in NewZealand. ref NewZealand Parliamentary Record 1840 1984 by J. O. Wilson ... name NZETC cite book title The Cyclopedia of NewZealand Canterbury Provincial District publisher ... of Biographies, Canterbury Museum, Christchurch, NewZealand ref Political career NZ parlbox header nolist true align left NZ parlbox electorate Christchurch NewZealand electorate City of Christchurch ... electorate City of Christchurch party Independent politician start NewZealand general election, 1896 ... start NewZealand general election, 1899 1899 end 1901 term 14th NZ parlbox break NZ parlbox electorate Courtenay NewZealand electorate Courtenay party Independent politician start NewZealand general ... February City of Christchurch by election, 1896 1896 by election in the Christchurch NewZealand electorate ... 1950 cite book last Scholefield first Guy Hardy title NewZealand parliamentary record, 1840 .... Printer location Wellington page 120 ref He then represented the Courtenay NewZealand electorate Courtenay electorate in Canterbury Region Canterbury from NewZealand general election, 1902 1902 to New ... Whitehouse Collins s ttl title Christchurch NewZealand electorate Member of Parliament for Christchurch ... more details
NewZealand is a country in the southwestern Pacific Ocean. NewZealand may also refer to Places The Realm of NewZealand , comprising Cook Islands, NewZealand, Niue, Tokelau and Ross Dependency The Dominion of NewZealand , the former name of the Realm of NewZealand FELDA NewZealand in Pahang , Malaysia NewZealand, Buckinghamshire in England NewZealand, Derby , a suburb of Derby, England NewZealand, Wiltshire in England Other HMS NewZealand 1904 HMS NewZealand 1904 , a British battleship later renamed Zealandia HMS NewZealand 1911 HMS NewZealand 1911 , a British battlecruiser 45570 NewZealand, a LMS Jubilee Class locomotive The NewZealand Story , an 1988 arcade game See also Special Allpages NewZealand List of all pages beginning with NewZealand disambig Category Place name disambiguation pages it NewZealand ja sl NewZealand ... more details
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