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Minister of Railways (New Zealand)

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The Minister of Railways was the minister in the government responsible for the New Zealand Railways Department 1895–1981, the New Zealand Railways Corporation 1981–1993, and New Zealand Rail Limited 1990–1993. The portfolio was established in 1895, 15 years after the Railways Department was formed, and was abolished in 1993, when New Zealand Rail Limited was privatised. Today, KiwiRail is answerable to both the Minister of State Owned Enterprises, and the Minister of Transport.

Office-holders

The following MPs have held the office of Minister of Railways:{{sfn|Wilson|1985|pp=72–97}}{{sfn|Leitch & Stott|1988|loc=Appendix two – Ministers of Railways 1895–1988}}

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	Name	Portrait	Term of Office		Prime Minister
1	Alfred Cadman	1 January 1895	21 December 1899		Seddon
2	Joseph Ward		5 January 1900		Seddon	6 August 1906
2	Joseph Ward		5 January 1900		Hall-Jones	6 August 1906
3	William Hall-Jones	6 August 1906	30 November 1908		Ward
4	John A. Millar	6 January 1909	28 March 1912		Ward
5	Arthur Myers	28 March 1912	10 July 1912		Mackenzie
6	William Herries	10 July 1912	3 September 1919		Massey
7	William Massey	3 September 1919	16 May 1922

8	David Guthrie	16 May 1922	6 June 1923
9	Gordon Coates		6 June 1923	10 December 1928
						Bell
						Coates
10	William Burgoyne Taverner	10 December 1928	28 May 1930		Ward
11	Bill Veitch	28 May 1930	22 September 1931		Forbes
12	George Forbes	22 September 1931	6 December 1935		Forbes
13	Dan Sullivan		6 December 1935	12 December 1941		Savage
13	Dan Sullivan		6 December 1935	12 December 1941		Fraser
14	Bob Semple	12 December 1941	12 December 1949			Fraser
15	William Goosman	13 December 1949	26 November 1954		Holland
16	John McAlpine		26 November 1954		Holland	12 December 1957
16	John McAlpine		26 November 1954		Holyoake	12 December 1957
17	Michael Moohan	12 December 1957	12 December 1960		Nash
(16)	John McAlpine	12 December 1960	12 December 1966		Holyoake
17	Peter Gordon		12 December 1966		Holyoake	8 December 1972
17	Peter Gordon		12 December 1966		Marshall	8 December 1972
18	Tom McGuigan	8 December 1972	10 September 1974		Kirk
19	Ron Bailey	10 September 1974	12 December 1975		Rowling
20	Colin McLachlan	12 December 1975	11 December 1981		Muldoon
21	George Gair	11 December 1981	26 July 1984		Muldoon
22	Richard Prebble	26 July 1984	4 November 1988		Lange
23	Stan Rodger		4 November 1988		Lange	9 February 1990
23	Stan Rodger		4 November 1988		Palmer	9 February 1990
(22)	Richard Prebble		9 February 1990		Palmer	2 November 1990
(22)	Richard Prebble		9 February 1990		Moore	2 November 1990
24	Doug Kidd	2 November 1990	3 October 1991		Bolger
25	Maurice McTigue	3 October 1991	1 July 1993
26	Wyatt Creech	1 July 1993	21 December 1993
27	Philip Burdon	21 December 1993	2 March 1994

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