Sir Alfred Jerome Cadman KCMG (17 June 1847 – 23 March 1905) was a New Zealand politician of the Liberal Party. He was the Minister of Railways from 1895...
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Cadman is a surname. Notable people with the surname include: Alan Cadman (born 1937), Australian politician Alfred Cadman (1847–1905), New Zealand politician...
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purchased vast amounts of land from the Māori, aided by his allies Alfred Cadman and James Carroll as the Ministers of Native Affairs. He spent the 1899...
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January 1891 28 May 1892 Alfred Cadman 28 May 1892 1 May 1893 William Pember Reeves 20 July 1893 6 September 1893 Alfred Cadman 6 September 1893 28 March...
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Sievwright Ohinemuri New electorate Alfred Cadman 2,037 Edwin Edwards Otaki James Wilson Henry Augustus Field 408 Alfred Newman Pahiatua New electorate John...
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Minister James Carroll 16 March 1892 20 February 1896 Ballance Seddon Alfred Cadman 21 December 1899 9 May 1901 William Montgomery 19 July 1893 7 November...
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George Grey 2,233 Thomas Tudehope Thomas Thompson William Crowther 438 Alfred Cadman Charles Button 68 Avon Edwin Blake William Tanner 653 George McIntyre...
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unsuccessfully contested the Ohinemuri electorate in the 1896 election against Alfred Cadman. O'Brien, Brian. "Edwards, Edwin". Dictionary of New Zealand Biography...
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praise. In particular, the story of Hinemoa was popular enough to inspire Alfred Domett's novel Ranolf and Amohia, Nicholas Chevalier's painting Hinemoa...
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1892 Ballance 13 Alfred Cadman 28 May 1892 1 May 1893 Seddon (12) William Pember Reeves 20 July 1893 6 September 1893 (13) Alfred Cadman 6 September 1893...
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Minister of Health 1900–1906 Succeeded by George Fowlds Preceded by Alfred Cadman Minister of Railways 1900–1906 Succeeded by William Hall-Jones New Zealand...
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Frederick Prime, William Swanson Bay of Islands: Hugh Carleton Coromandel: Alfred Cadman Eden: Andrew Beveridge, William Buckland Hokianga: John Sheehan Kaipara:...
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Atkinson (14) John Ballance No 24 January 1891 4 February 1891 Ballance 16 Alfred Cadman No 4 February 1891 29 June 1893 Seddon 17 Richard Seddon No 29 June...
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Justice 1891–1892 1893 1895–1896 Succeeded by Alfred Cadman Preceded by Alfred Cadman Succeeded by Alfred Cadman Succeeded by William Hall-Jones New Zealand...
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John Sheehan Member of Parliament for Thames 1884–1890 Succeeded by Alfred Cadman Preceded by William Shepherd Allen Member of Parliament for Te Aroha...
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was opened on 20 December 1895 by the local MP and Railways Minister, Alfred Cadman, when the line was extended 22.52 km (13.99 mi) from Te Aroha. It was...
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Liberal Party MP Alfred Cadman. The Liberals selected the incumbent Mayor of Thames, James McGowan as their candidate for Cadman's seat. After a large...
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Thames 1893 26 July Alfred Cadman Resignation James McGowan City of Auckland 1893 4 August William Rees Resignation Alfred Cadman Waitemata 1894 9 April...
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5 January 1904† 10 John Rigg (acting) 5 January 1904 7 July 1904 11 Alfred Cadman 7 July 1904 23 March 1905† 12 Richard Reeves (acting) 23 March 1905...
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Sievwright Ohinemuri New electorate Alfred Cadman 2,037 Edwin Edwards Otaki James Wilson Henry Augustus Field 408 Alfred Newman Pahiatua New electorate John...
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Parliament. It existed for three terms until 1890 and was represented by Alfred Cadman. The electorate was recreated in 1972 for the 37th session of the New...
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Clutha Conservative Fourth David McMillan Coleridge Conservative First Alfred Cadman Coromandel Greyite First Thomas Bracken Dunedin Central Greyite First...
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graduated tax and cooperative contracts, by 76 votes to Liberal MP, Alfred Cadman. In 1905 he was elected back to Hamilton Borough Council, until replaced...
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George Grey 2,233 Thomas Tudehope Thomas Thompson William Crowther 438 Alfred Cadman Charles Button 68 Avon Edwin Blake William Tanner 653 George McIntyre...
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for the Coromandel in 1881 and 1887, but lost at the polls to Alfred Cadman. In 1896 Cadman accused Mackay of having misled the Government in 1872 when...
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Parliament for Waipa 1884–1887 Succeeded by William Jackson Preceded by John Bryce Member of Parliament for Waikato 1891–1893 Succeeded by Alfred Cadman...
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Auckland In office 28 November 1893 – 14 November 1896 Preceded by Alfred Cadman, John Shera, Thomas Thompson Succeeded by James Job Holland, William...
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Rees accused Alfred Cadman, the Member for Thames, of using his position as Minister for Native Affairs for his own personal benefit. Cadman then sued Rees...
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1904 – 7 July 1904 Preceded by William Campbell Walker Succeeded by Alfred Cadman Personal details Born (1858-01-01)1 January 1858 St Kilda, Victoria...
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No. Name Portrait Term of Office Prime Minister 1 Alfred Cadman 1 January 1895 21 December 1899 Seddon 2 Joseph Ward 5 January 1900 6 August 1906 Hall-Jones...
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