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Treasurer, in a politically difficult situation, and he was forced to
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Ward became involved in local politics very quickly. He was elected to the
Campbelltown (Bluff) Borough Council in 1878, despite being only 21 years old β at age 25 he became Mayor, the youngest in New Zealand. He also served on the Bluff Harbour Board, eventually becoming its chairman. In 1887, Ward
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Liberal Party once again. Ward extracted a number of important concessions from the party, insisting on a very high level of personal control β he felt that the party's previous lack of direction was the primary cause for its
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campaign, Ward startled both his supporters and his audience by promising to borrow Β£70 million in the course of a year to revive the economy β this is believed to have been a mistake caused by Ward's failing eyesight. Despite the strong objections his party had to this "promise", it was sufficient
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Ward gradually emerged as the most prominent of Seddon's supporters, and was seen as a possible successor. As Seddon's long tenure as Prime
Minister continued, some suggested that Ward should challenge Seddon for the leadership, but Ward was unwilling. In 1906, Seddon unexpectedly died. Ward was in
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Liberal Party's two main support bases, left-leaning urban workers and conservative small farmers, were increasingly at odds, and Ward lacked any coherent strategy to solve the problem β any attempt to please one group simply alienated the other. Ward increasingly focused on foreign affairs,
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Ward's health continued to decline. From late-September 1929 Ward seldom attended debates in the House and from March 1930 Ward was too ill to even hold meetings of the
Cabinet. He suffered a number of heart attacks, and soon it was Forbes who was effectively running the government. Ward was
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to form a joint administration for World War I. Ward became deputy leader of the administration, also holding the
Finance portfolio. Relations between Ward and Massey were not good β besides their political differences, Ward was an Irish Catholic, and Massey was an Irish Protestant. The
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he was elected with an increased majority. Ward gained considerable popularity as a result of his financial troubles β he was widely seen as a great benefactor of the
Southland region, and public perceptions were that he was being persecuted by his enemies over an honest mistake.
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determined not to resign, and remained Prime
Minister until well after he had lost the ability to perform the role effectively. On 28 May 1930, Ward succumbed to strong pressure from his colleagues and his family, and passed the premiership to Forbes. Ward had been promoted to
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After a six-year absence from national politics, Ward returned to parliament in 1925. He became Prime Minister on 10 December 1928, as leader of the United Party, which had formed from the remnants of the former Liberal Party. Ward attempted to rejuvenate
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Ward received his formal education at primary schools in Melbourne and Bluff. He did not go to secondary school. He did, however, read extensively, and also picked up a good understanding of business from his mother. In 1869, Ward found a job at the
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resign his portfolios on 16 June. In 1897, he was forced to file for bankruptcy, which legally obligated him to resign his seat in Parliament. A loophole meant that there was nothing to stop him contesting it again, however. In the resulting
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was triggered early the next year there was much at stake. The Liberal Party chose not contest the election themselves but Ward actively toured the electorate holding meetings to encourage the electors to vote for the Labour candidate
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In 1901, Ward established the world's first Ministry of Health and Tourism, and became the British Empire's first Minister of Public Health. On 26 September 1907, Ward proclaimed New Zealand's new status as a Dominion.
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and refused several requests to resume the leadership of the disorganised Liberals. He occupied himself with relatively minor matters, and took his family on a visit to England, where he was created a
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