[DOC] [TLE] Massey, William Ferguson  Biography  Te Ara Encyclopedia of ... [PAR] 18561925. Farmer, politician, prime minister ... William Ferguson Massey was 
born at Limavady, near Londonderry in northern Ireland, on 26 March 1856. ... In 
1862 John Massey sold the family farm in Ireland and with his wife and two of 
their ... He arrived in New Zealand on the City of Auckland on 10 December 1870
. [DOC] [TLE] MASSEY, William Ferguson  Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand [PAR] (18561925). Statesman, Prime Minister, and Reform Party leader. A new 
biography of Massey, William Ferguson appears in the Dictionary of New ... By 
the end of the 1880s he had set himself up as a small farmer and threshing-mill 
contractor. ... allegedly southern and radical, Auckland conservative interests 
formed the... [DOC] [TLE] William Ferguson Massey | prime minister of New Zealand ... [PAR] New Zealand statesman, prime minister (191225), lifelong spokesman for ... His 
Reform Party ministries included leadership of the country during World War I. ... 
in 1870, Massey farmed near Auckland and assumed leadership in farmers' ... a 
dairy farmer, William Ferguson Massey, who served as prime minister until 1925. [DOC] [TLE] Famous New Zealanders  No. 39  William Ferguson Massey ... [PAR] [advanced search] ... Prime Minister of New Zealand, 19121925. ... Although he 
did not arrive in New Zealand until 1870, much of the country ... Many were given 
land there as military farmers, a bulwark against the native ... William Ferguson, 
the eldest son of John Massey, was born at the small ... The City of Auckland. [DOC] [TLE] Prime Minister of New Zealand - Revolvy [PAR] The Prime Minister of New Zealand ( Mori : Te Pirimia o Aotearoa ) is the ... 
William Ferguson Massey , often known as Bill Massey or " Farmer Bill ", (26 
March ... 10 May 1925) was the 19th Prime Minister of New Zealand, from 1912 to 
1925, ... After arriving on 10 December 1870 on the City of Auckland, Massey 
worked as... [DOC] [TLE] Chapter I  Farmers in Power | NZETC [PAR] [advanced search] ... In a country which, like all new countries, was changing 
rapidly and bringing with ... He went to Australia to stimulate interest in the 
exhibition to be held in ... a Cabinet in July 1912 with William Ferguson Massey 
as Prime Minister. .... A farmer himself, he enjoyed the unwavering support of the 
farming... [DOC] [TLE] David Buick : Member of Parliament for ... - New Zealand Parliament [PAR] "Botany of the Manawatu District, New Zealand" ... The fulsome description of 
what David Buick's farm had become by 1911 is ..... North Railway in 1886 
allowed farmers to send stock to the .... 1912 when he asked the Prime Minister 
W.F. Massey ..... William Ferguson Massey was born in 1886 in Northern Ireland 
of strong. [DOC] [TLE] Heritage Trail - Auckland Council [PAR] Auckland's First World War Heritage Trail offers a unique opportunity to explore ... 
The trail considers sites across the Auckland region that were used between... [DOC] [TLE] The Right Honourable Richard John Seddon (22 June 1845  10 ... [PAR] William Ferguson Massey, often known as Bill Massey or "Farmer Bill" (26 March 
... 10 May 1925) served as the 19th Prime Minister of New Zealand from 1912 to 
1925, ... and was known for the particular support he showed towards rural 
interests. ..... women's suffrage movement, and is the country's most famous 
suffragette. [DOC] [TLE] Joseph Ward - Wikiwand [PAR] 17th Prime Minister of New Zealand. In office 6 August 1906  28 March 1912 .... 
The diverse interests of the Liberal Party, many believed, had been held ... On 12 
August 1915, Ward and accepted a proposal by William Massey and ... In the 
1925 election, however, he narrowly returned to Parliament as MP for Invercargill
. [DOC] [TLE] new zealand - Search-ID.com [PAR] New Zealand is a country in the south-western Pacific Ocean comprising two 
large islands (the North ... to the Cook Islands; William Ferguson Massey, an

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