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The New Zealand general election of 1875–1876 was held between December 29, 1875 and January 4, 1876 to elect a total of 88 MPs to the 6th session of the New Zealand Parliament. A total number of 56,471 voters turned out to vote.
1875 was the first year that four Māori seats were part of the New Zealand parliament.
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Alcohol licensing, 1896–87 · Gambling, 1949 · Military training, 1949 · Pub closing time and alcohol licensing, 1949 · Pub closing time and parliamentary term, 1967 · Parliamentary term, 1990 · Voting method, 1992 · Voting method, 1993 · Firefighters, 1995 · Pensions, 1997 · Justice and MP reduction, 1999
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