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I edited this page to make the usage more correct. As per Neary's Politics in Newfoundland (pub. 1971), the usage from 1861 onwards was usually Prime Minister and sometimes Premier but after 1907, the Premier usage was dropped mainly as a result of Bond's nationalistic policy. This is the main reason I placed Bond as the first Dominion Prime Minister, he was the driving force to get Newfoundland recognized as a Dominion.
