Incumbents
Regal and Vice Regal
Government and law
The 11th New Zealand Parliament continues with the Liberal Party in power.
Parliamentary opposition
Leader of the Opposition - William Rolleston (Independent). [1]
Main centre leaders
Events
Arts and literature
Music
Appointments and awards
Sport
- A 5-man team competes in England and France.[2]
- 100 yards – Jack Hempton (Hawkes Bay)
- 250 yards – Jack Hempton (Hawkes Bay)
- 440 yards – Peter Wood (Canterbury)
- 880 yards – J. Grierson (Canterbury)
- 1 mile – William Burk (Otago)
- 3 miles – Derisley Wood (Canterbury)
- 120 yards hurdles – W. Moir (Canterbury)
- 440 yards hurdles – Harold Batger (Wellington)
- Long jump – T. Upfill (Auckland)
- High jump – F. Meyrick (Canterbury)
- Pole vault – W. West (Canterbury)
- Shot put – Timothy O’Connor (Auckland)
Cricket
Golf
Horse racing
- see also Category:New Zealand horse races.
Polo
- Savile Cup winners - Christchurch
There are now 34 rowing clubs in New Zealand.[3]
National champions (Men)
- Single sculls - M. Keefe (Auckland)
- Double sculls - Wellington
- Coxless pairs - Star
- Coxed fours - Canterbury
Provincial club rugby champions include:
- see also Category:Rugby union in New Zealand
Shooting
Ballinger Belt - Sergeant Doughty (A Battery)
Swimming
National champions (Men)
- 100 yards frestyle – H. Bailey (Auckland)
- 220 yards frestyle – H. Bailey (Auckland)
- 440 yards frestyle – H. Bailey (Auckland)
- 880 yards frestyle – H. Bailey (Auckland)
Tennis
National championships
- Men's singles - R. Harman
- Women's singles - D. Douslin
- Men's doubles - M. Fenwicke and F. Logan
- Women's doubles - E. Harman and J. Rees
Births
Undated
Deaths
See also
For world events and topics in 1892 not specifically related to New Zealand see: 1892
References
- General
- Romanos, J. (2001) New Zealand Sporting Records and Lists. Auckland: Hodder Moa Beckett. ISBN 1-86958-879-7
- Specific
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