Mary Manson Dreaver MBE (née Bain, 31 March 1887 – 19 July 1961) was a New Zealand politician of the Labour Party. She was the third woman to sit in the...

elected at a general election and not by widow's succession), Mary Dreaver (1941), Mary Grigg (1942), Mabel Howard (1943), Hilda Ross (1945), Iriaka Rātana...

1933 by-election. She was followed by Catherine Stewart (1938), Mary Dreaver (1941), Mary Grigg (1942), Mabel Howard (1943), and Hilda Ross (1945). Grigg...

Waitaki David Campbell Kidd 821 John S. Adams Waitemata Mary Dreaver Henry Thorne Morton 321 Mary Dreaver Waitomo Walter Broadfoot 1,881 Ben Waters Wallace...

councillors before 1941, and only five were appointed. Two, Mary Anderson and Mary Dreaver, were appointed in 1946 by the First Labour Government. In 1950...

Parliament. Mary Dreaver of the Labour Party won the by-election; she was the third woman elected to the House of Representatives. Mary Dreaver was chosen...

elected to Parliament after Elizabeth McCombs, Catherine Stewart and Mary Dreaver, and the first woman not from the Labour Party to be elected. Lady Polson...

Court in 1943. Mary Anderson became the first woman to sit on a Magistrate's Court Bench in 1943 and then in 1946 she and Mary Dreaver, a former Member...

appointed to the Legislative Council. The first two women, Mary Anderson and Mary Dreaver, were appointed in 1946 by the First Labour Government. Three...

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1950 were Ethel Gould and Agnes Weston. Only two other women, Mary Anderson and Mary Dreaver, had ever been appointed to the Council (by Labour, in 1946)...

Legislative Council in 1941, and two were appointed in 1946, Mary Anderson and Mary Dreaver. Women were allowed to become members of the police force (1938)...

novelist. Category:1961 births 25 June: Jack Lamason, cricketer. 19 July: Mary Dreaver, politician. 5 August: Sidney Holland, 25th Prime Minister of New Zealand...

oversaw the introduction of Traffic lights to Auckland. In 1956 Curran and Mary Dreaver, who were both committee chairs on the 1953-56 council ignored a local...

of Health from 1965 until his death in 1972. His maternal grandmother Mary Dreaver was the first female Member of Parliament from Auckland (and the third...

Hospital Board. The only successful Labour candidate for the council was Mary Dreaver, with the Citizens & Ratepayers ticket winning all other council seats...

the third woman to the New Zealand House of Representatives, Labour's Mary Dreaver. His widow Alison considered but, after receiving medical advice, opted...

Party. She was then secretary of the branch from 1918 to 1956. With Mary Dreaver she was appointed to the council on 31 January 1946 by the First Labour...

New Zealand Parliament Preceded by Mary Dreaver Member of Parliament for Waitemata 1943–1946 Vacant Constituency abolished, recreated in 1954 Title next...

in turn succeeded by her son Terry McCombs), the first woman National MP Mary Grigg, and the first woman Māori MP Iriaka Rātana; all of whom took over...

Finlay 5,815 29.99 Independent John Lundon 4,958 25.57 +6.67 Labour Mary Dreaver 4,840 24.96 Labour Alice Cassie 4,826 24.89 Independent William Thompson...

succession 1946: Two women appointed to the Legislative Council; Mary Anderson and Mary Dreaver. 1947: Mabel Howard, who was elected to Parliament in 1943 becomes...

Cora Louisa Burrell and Ethel Gould. Only two other women, Mary Anderson and Mary Dreaver, had ever been appointed to the council (in 1946). Weston was...

Lyon   Waitemata 15 February 1898 1935 26 May 1941 43 Killed in action Mary Dreaver (1941 Waitemata by-election) Gordon Hultquist   Bay of Plenty 1904 1935...

Cora Louisa Burrell and Agnes Weston. Only two other women, Mary Anderson and Mary Dreaver, had ever been appointed to the council (in 1946). In the 1946...

Waitaki David Campbell Kidd 821 John S. Adams Waitemata Mary Dreaver Henry Thorne Morton 321 Mary Dreaver Waitomo Walter Broadfoot 1,881 Ben Waters Wallace...

interests of women, children and those in need. In 1941, she was joined by Mary Dreaver, also of the Labour party, bringing the total of female MPs to two. Stewart...

1931 election 1935 election Jack Lyon 1938 election 1941 by-election Mary Dreaver 1943 election Henry Morton (electorate abolished 1946–1954, see North...

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89 11.46 United Independents Dove-Myer Robinson 15,175 40.48 Labour Mary Dreaver 14,744 39.33 Labour Bill Butler 14,682 39.16 −1.19 Citizens & Ratepayers...