1858 in New Zealand

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Incumbents

Regal and viceregal

Head of State — Queen Victoria
Governor — Colonel Thomas Gore Browne

Government and law

The 2nd Parliament continues.

Speaker of the House — Sir Charles Clifford
Premier — Edward Stafford.
Minister of Finance — William Richmond
Chief Justice — 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.^[1]

Births

1 April: Frederic Truby King, health reformer, founder of Plunket Society.
10 June: William Millton, rugby union player
1 November (in Australia): John Rigg, politician.

Unknown date

John Luke, politician.

Deaths

8 January: Daniel Wakefield, judge

See also

References

↑ New Zealand Parliament - Parliament timeline

External links

Media related to 1858 in New Zealand at Wikimedia Commons

Years in New Zealand

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18th century

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19th century

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21st century

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Timeline of New Zealand history

1858 in Oceania

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Associated states of New Zealand	Cook Islands Niue

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