1925 in New Zealand - Events

Events

  • Lloyd Mandeno develops the single-wire earth return electrical distribution system.
  • New Zealand and South Seas International Exhibition staged at Logan Park, Dunedin.
  • Tokelau transferred to New Zealand from the Gilbert and Ellice Islands colony.
  • National scheme for vehicle registration plates introduced.
  • Followers of Tahupotiki Wiremu Ratana form the Ratana Church.
  • Paparua Prison opened.
  • The Pacific battlefleet of the U.S. Navy undertook a goodwill tour of New Zealand.
  • 17 June By-election in Franklin after the death of William Massey won by Ewen McLennan (Reform)
  • 3–4 November:General election

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