Peter Fraser 1884 – 1950

Biography

Peter Fraser was born on August 28, 1884, in Tain, beginning a life that would be devoted to public service in New Zealand. Over the decades that followed, he established himself as a notable figure in the country’s political landscape, contributing to the nation’s governance and development during a significant period of its history.

Fraser spent much of his adult life engaged in political work, serving his community and country through his role in New Zealand politics. His career reflected a commitment to public affairs that spanned many years, allowing him to witness and participate in important changes and decisions affecting the nation.

On December 12, 1950, Fraser passed away in Wellington, ending a life of notable service to his country. His remains were laid to rest at Karori Cemetery in Wellington, a final resting place that honors his connection to New Zealand’s capital city and his lasting presence in the nation’s history.