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The colonial secretary of New Zealand was an office established in 1840 and abolished in 1907. The office was similar to colonial secretaries found elsewhere in the British Empire. Along with the chief justice, the office was one of the first four created by Governor William Hobson when he arrived in New Zealand in January 1840. The Colonial Secretary's Office handled the creation of New Zealand's public service, and became the modern Department of Internal Affairs in 1907. The colonial secretary became known as the minister of internal affairs from then on.

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rdfs:comment	The colonial secretary of New Zealand was an office established in 1840 and abolished in 1907. The office was similar to colonial secretaries found elsewhere in the British Empire. Along with the chief justice, the office was one of the first four created by Governor William Hobson when he arrived in New Zealand in January 1840. The Colonial Secretary's Office handled the creation of New Zealand's public service, and became the modern Department of Internal Affairs in 1907. The colonial secretary became known as the minister of internal affairs from then on. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Prime Minister of New Zealand Department of Internal Affairs (New Zealand) Joseph Ward Julius Vogel Patrick Buckley (politician) Richard Seddon Robert FitzRoy Edward Stafford (politician) Edward Wakefield (New Zealand politician) Frederick Weld Frederick Whitaker George Grey George Stoddart Whitmore George Waterhouse (politician) Governor-General of New Zealand Thomas Dick (politician) Thomas Gore Browne Thomas William Hislop Constitution of New Zealand Andrew Sinclair (botanist) Lists of office-holders in New Zealand New Zealand politics-related lists Chief Secretary (British Empire) Lists of political office-holders in New Zealand Administrator of the government William Fox (politician) William Gisborne William Hall-Jones William Hobson William Hunter Reynolds William Richmond (politician) William Russell (New Zealand politician) Willoughby Shortland Albert Pitt Alfred Domett Daniel Pollen Harry Atkinson Henry Sewell 1840 establishments in New Zealand Isaac Featherston James Carroll (New Zealand politician) James Crowe Richmond Chief Justice of New Zealand Colonial Secretaries of New Zealand John Ballance John Findlay (New Zealand politician) John Hall (New Zealand politician) William Montgomery (New Zealand politician) New Zealand Liberal Party Responsible government
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has abstract	The colonial secretary of New Zealand was an office established in 1840 and abolished in 1907. The office was similar to colonial secretaries found elsewhere in the British Empire. Along with the chief justice, the office was one of the first four created by Governor William Hobson when he arrived in New Zealand in January 1840. The Colonial Secretary's Office handled the creation of New Zealand's public service, and became the modern Department of Internal Affairs in 1907. The colonial secretary became known as the minister of internal affairs from then on. Constitutionally, the colonial secretary was considered the deputy of the governor, until the granting of responsible government. The colonial secretary was to serve as administrator of the government upon the vacancy of the office of governor-general; Willoughby Shortland acted as administrator following the death of William Hobson in 1841. Henry Sewell, who is considered by some as the first premier (or prime minister), held the position for his short tenure as head of the government in 1856. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Prime Minister of New Zealand Department of Internal Affairs John Nathaniel Wilson 1861–1862 Fox Ministry 1862–1863 Domett Ministry 1884–1887 Stout–Vogel Ministry Governor-General of New Zealand Shortland Street, Auckland Whitmore Street William Gisborne William Russell (New Zealand politician) Colonial Secretary (New Zealand) Jovellana sinclairii John Findlay (New Zealand politician) Nelson Section New Zealand Legislative Council Secretary of the Cabinet (New Zealand) New Zealand Legislative Council (1841–1853) Sheriffs in New Zealand
is Wikipage redirect of	Colonial Secretary (New Zealand)
is title of	William Russell (New Zealand politician)
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