New Zealand Liberal Party
The New Zealand Liberal Party was the first organised political party in New Zealand. It governed from 1891 until 1912. The Liberal strategy was to create a large class of small land-owning farmers who supported Liberal ideals, by buying large tracts of Māori land and selling it to small farmers on credit.
New Zealand Liberal Party People (First 26 people) - Page 0
Thomas Mackenzie
Former Prime Minister of New Zealand
John Ballance
Former Prime Minister of New Zealand
Thomas Wilford
Former Leader of the Opposition of New Zealand
Arthur Myers
Former Minister of Finance of New Zealand
Alfred Kidd
New Zealand Politician
David Goldie
Former Mayor of Auckland City ‧ C. F. Goldie's father
Robert McNab
New Zealand lawyer
William Hall-Jones
Former Prime Minister of New Zealand
Maurice O'Rorke
New Zealand Politician
William Steward
Former Speaker of the New Zealand House of Representatives
Alfred Brandon
Former Mayor of Wellington
George Fowlds
New Zealand Politician
John Findlay
Former New Zealand Minister of Police
James Job Holland
Alfred Cadman
Former Minister of Railways
Richard Seddon
Former Prime minister of New Zealand
Joseph Ward
Former Prime Minister of New Zealand
Arthur Guinness
Irish entrepreneur
Charles Luke
Former Mayor of Wellington
James McGowan
Football player
William MacDonald
Former Leader of the Opposition of New Zealand
Albert Pitt
Former New Zealand Attorney-General
Robert Stout
Former Prime Minister of New Zealand
George Warren Russell
Former Minister of Health of New Zealand
William Hughes Field
Former Member of the New Zealand Parliament