Initial Composition of The 2nd Parliament
| Member | Electorate | Province | MP's term | Election date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cuff, JohnJohn Cuff | Akaroa | Canterbury | First | 02012-12-2828 December |
| Campbell, JohnJohn Campbell | Auckland, City ofCity of Auckland | Auckland | First | 02012-10-2727 October |
| Beckham, ThomasThomas Beckham | Auckland, City ofCity of Auckland | Auckland | First | 02012-10-2727 October |
| Daldy, WilliamWilliam Daldy | Auckland, City ofCity of Auckland | Auckland | First | 02012-10-2727 October |
| Merriman, FrederickFrederick Merriman | Auckland Suburbs | Auckland | Second | 02012-10-2727 October |
| Brodie, WalterWalter Brodie | Auckland Suburbs | Auckland | First | 02012-10-2727 October |
| Carleton, HughHugh Carleton | Bay of Islands | Auckland | Second | 02012-11-2424 November |
| Brittin, DingleyDingley Brittin | Christchurch Country | Canterbury | First | 02012-12-2020 December |
| Hall, JohnJohn Hall | Christchurch Country | Canterbury | First | 02012-12-2020 December |
| Sewell, HenryHenry Sewell | Christchurch, Town ofTown of Christchurch | Canterbury | Second | 02012-12-1818 December |
| Cargill, JohnJohn Cargill | Dunedin Country | Otago | Second | 02012-12-1111 December |
| Cargill, WilliamWilliam Cargill | Dunedin Country | Otago | First | 02012-12-1111 December |
| Macandrew, JamesJames Macandrew | Dunedin, Town ofTown of Dunedin | Otago | Second | 02012-12-1111 December |
| Brown, CharlesCharles Brown | Grey and Bell | New Plymouth | First | 02012-11-088 November |
| Ludlam, AlfredAlfred Ludlam | Hutt | Wellington | Second | 02012-11-1616 November |
| Bell, DillonDillon Bell | Hutt | Wellington | First | 02012-11-1616 November |
| FitzGerald, JamesJames FitzGerald | Lyttelton, Town ofTown of Lyttelton | Canterbury | Second | 02012-12-2121 December |
| Parker, CharlesCharles Parker | Motueka and Massacre Bay | Nelson | First | 02012-11-088 November |
| Domett, AlfredAlfred Domett | Nelson, Town ofTown of Nelson | Nelson | First | 02012-11-1212 November |
| Stafford, EdwardEdward Stafford | Nelson, Town ofTown of Nelson | Nelson | First | 02012-11-1212 November |
| Richmond, WilliamWilliam Richmond | New Plymouth, Town ofTown of New Plymouth | New Plymouth | First | 02012-11-055 November |
| Henderson, ThomasThomas Henderson | Northern Division | Auckland | First | 02012-10-2727 October |
| Lee, WalterWalter Lee | Northern Division | Auckland | Second | 02012-10-2727 October |
| East, AlfredAlfred East | Omata | New Plymouth | First | 02012-11-1010 November |
| Williamson, JohnJohn Williamson | Pensioner Settlements | Auckland | First | 02012-10-2727 October |
| Greenwood, JosephJoseph Greenwood | Pensioner Settlements | Auckland | Second | 02012-10-2727 October |
| Taylor, CharlesCharles Taylor | Southern Division | Auckland | Second | 02012-10-2626 October |
| Graham, RobertRobert Graham | Southern Division | Auckland | First | 02012-10-2626 October |
| Elliott, CharlesCharles Elliott | Waimea | Nelson | First | 02012-11-1919 November |
| Travers, WilliamWilliam Travers | Waimea | Nelson | Second | 02012-11-066 November |
| Smith, JohnJohn Smith | Wairarapa and Hawkes Bay | Wellington | First | 02012-11-2626 November |
| Wells, WilliamWilliam Wells | Wairau | Nelson | First | 02012-11-1919 November |
| Fox, WilliamWilliam Fox | Wanganui and Rangitikei | Wellington | First | 02012-11-2727 November |
| Clifford, CharlesCharles Clifford | Wellington, City ofCity of Wellington | Wellington | Second | 02012-11-1313 November |
| Featherston, IsaacIsaac Featherston | Wellington, City ofCity of Wellington | Wellington | Second | 02012-11-1313 November |
| Fitzherbert, WilliamWilliam Fitzherbert | Wellington, City ofCity of Wellington | Wellington | First | 02012-11-1313 November |
| Ward, DudleyDudley Ward | Wellington Country | Wellington | First | 02012-11-1515 November |
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