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House of Representatives. Mr Robt. Hart's committee meeting every evening, at 8 o'clock, at Bannister's, Crown & Anchor Tavern. [1853].

House of Representatives. Mr Robt. Hart's committee meeting every evening, at 8 o'clock, at Bannister's, Crown & Anchor Tavern. [1853].

General Assembly, Country district. Election of W. B. Rhodes, esq., J.P. The following gentlemen have consented to act as a committee to secure the return of W B Rhodes, esq, to represent the Wellington Country District in the General Assembly. ... Wellington, August 11, 1853.

General Assembly, Country district. Election of W. B. Rhodes, esq., J.P. The following gentlemen have consented to act as a committee to secure the return of W B Rhodes, esq, to represent the Wellington Country District in the General Assembly. ... Wellington, August 11, 1853.

Vote for Wallace, the Independent Liberal candidate. [1850s].

Vote for Wallace, the Independent Liberal candidate. [1850s].

New Zealand. Parliament. House of Representatives :House of Representatives. [List of politicians and their electoral districts. 1853].

New Zealand. Parliament. House of Representatives :House of Representatives. [List of politicians and their electoral districts. 1853].

[Postcard]. "I voted for Fisher; I wish I had" / City Printing Co[mpan]y, Wellington. [1908]

[Postcard]. "I voted for Fisher; I wish I had" / City Printing Co[mpan]y, Wellington. [1908]

Liberal Party :Members of the Liberal Party of the seventeenth parliament of the dominion of New Zealand. Calendar, 1910. N. Z. Times Co., Ltd, Wg'tn.

Liberal Party :Members of the Liberal Party of the seventeenth parliament of the dominion of New Zealand. Calendar, 1910. N. Z. Times Co., Ltd, Wg'tn.

Public meeting. The electors of Wellington are respectfully informed that a public meeting will be held at the Britannia Saloon, on Friday Even[ing], the 5th day of August, 1853, to hear the opinion of all the candidates on several important questions. Wellington, August 2, 1853. Printed at the "Independent" Office.

Public meeting. The electors of Wellington are respectfully informed that a public meeting will be held at the Britannia Saloon, on Friday Even[ing], the 5th day of August, 1853, to hear the opinion of all the candidates on several important questions. Wellington, August 2, 1853. Printed at the "Independent" Office.

[Bradey, Francis?], 1793-1864 :To the electors of the citey of Wellington. Gentlemen, I have been perswaded at the eleventh ower ... I remane your humbel and obedeent servant, Francis Bradey, Tamworth Cottage. You wil cee by the elctral role that I am the only gentilman amung the Kendidats, God Save the Queen!! [1853].

[Bradey, Francis?], 1793-1864 :To the electors of the citey of Wellington. Gentlemen, I have been perswaded at the eleventh ower ... I remane your humbel and obedeent servant, Francis Bradey, Tamworth Cottage. You wil cee by the elctral role that I am the only gentilman amung the Kendidats, God Save the Queen!! [1853].

Unprecedented attraction! Unique and novel performance!! All the talents!!! For one night only!!!! Be in time! By special desire, and under distinguished patronage, and for the exclusive benefit of the Superintendent, on Wednesday evening, May 16th 1855, will be presented ... "Delusion!", or, "The Genii of the Silver Vase, and Sleiven Slaver" ... The evening's entertainments will conclude with a new and laughable extravaganza to be entitled "The Invisible Chief Clerk!, or, Pedant in stilts". / Onehunga "Free Press".

Unprecedented attraction! Unique and novel performance!! All the talents!!! For one night only!!!! Be in time! By special desire, and under distinguished patronage, and for the exclusive benefit of the Superintendent, on Wednesday evening, May 16th 1855, will be presented ... "Delusion!", or, "The Genii of the Silver Vase, and Sleiven Slaver" ... The evening's entertainments will conclude with a new and laughable extravaganza to be entitled "The Invisible Chief Clerk!, or, Pedant in stilts". / Onehunga "Free Press".

William Massey with the New Zealand Infantry Brigade, Louvencourt, France

William Massey with the New Zealand Infantry Brigade, Louvencourt, France

William Massey and Sir Joseph Ward at a New Zealand Infantry Brigade church parade, France, World War I

William Massey and Sir Joseph Ward at a New Zealand Infantry Brigade church parade, France, World War I

Prime Minister William Massey and Sir Joseph Ward visit the New Zealand Cyclist Battalion in France, World War I

Prime Minister William Massey and Sir Joseph Ward visit the New Zealand Cyclist Battalion in France, World War I

Prime Minister Massey and Deputy PM Ward inspect the Pioneer Battalion, Bois-de-Warnimont, France

Prime Minister Massey and Deputy PM Ward inspect the Pioneer Battalion, Bois-de-Warnimont, France

Prime Minister William Massey being greeted by New Zealand troops at Louvencourt, World War I

Prime Minister William Massey being greeted by New Zealand troops at Louvencourt, World War I

William Massey and Joseph Ward talk to New Zealand troops, Etaples, France

William Massey and Joseph Ward talk to New Zealand troops, Etaples, France

Prime Minister William Massey and Sir Joseph Ward in Rouen, France

Prime Minister William Massey and Sir Joseph Ward in Rouen, France

William Massey addressing New Zealand Artillery at Louvencourt

William Massey addressing New Zealand Artillery at Louvencourt

William Massey and Joseph Ward salute New Zealand troops, Etaples, France

William Massey and Joseph Ward salute New Zealand troops, Etaples, France

Prime Minister William Massey and Sir Joseph Ward observe New Zealand troop exercises, Bois-de-Warnimont, France

Prime Minister William Massey and Sir Joseph Ward observe New Zealand troop exercises, Bois-de-Warnimont, France

William Massey emerging from a dug-out in Etaples, France

William Massey emerging from a dug-out in Etaples, France