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The Mayor of Wairoa officiates over the Wairoa District of New Zealand's North Island.[1]
Craig Little is the current mayor of Wairoa.[1] He has held the position since 2013.[2]
List of mayors
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| Mayor | Term of office | |
|---|---|---|
| John Somerville | 1909–1910[3] | |
| Joseph Corkill | 1910–1917[4] | |
| John Mayo | 1917–1919[5] | |
| Joseph Corkill | 1919–1929[4] | |
| Robert T. Esther | 1929–1931[6] | |
| Harry Harker | 1931–1943[7] | |
| M. J. Gemmell | 1943–1944[8] | |
| Clarence V. Chamberlain | 1944–1953[9] | |
| Jack Livingstone | 1953-1959 | |
| Robert Shortt | 1959–1971[10][11] | |
| Cliff Owen | c. 1988 | |
.jpg) | Derek Fox | 1995–2001[12] |
| Les Probert | 2001–2013[13] | |
.jpg) | Craig Little | 2013–present[2] |
References
[edit]- ^ a b "Mayor and Councillors". wairoadc.govt.nz. Wairoa District Council.
- ^ a b "Craig Little is new Mayor of Wairoa". New Zealand Media and Entertainment. Hawke's Bay Today. 12 October 2013.
- ^ "BOROUGH OF WAIROA". Poverty Bay Herald. Papers Past. 22 October 1909.
- ^ a b Craymer, Lucy (8 June 2005). "Resident sees red over bid to change street name". Hawke's Bay Today. New Zealand Herald.
- ^ Hughes, Stephanie; Hughes, Ivan (January 1994). "To Wairoa They Came". Hawke's Bay Digital Archives Trust. OCLC 153889685.
- ^ "WAIROA ELECTIONS". Poverty Bay Herald. Papers Past. 2 May 1929.
- ^ "MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS". Horowhenua Chronicle. Papers Past. 7 May 1931.
- ^ "NEW MAYOR ELECTED". Gisborne Herald. Papers Past. 11 August 1943.
- ^ "Obituary Mr C. V. Chamberlain". The Press. Papers Past. 29 July 1961.
- ^ "75 NEW ZEALANDERS HONOURED". The Press. Papers Past. 8 June 1968.
- ^ "CELIBACY ISSUE". The Press. Papers Past. 13 October 1971.
- ^ "Fox comments condemned by local leaders". Hawke's Bay Today. New Zealand Herald. 9 January 2015.
- ^ Moroney, Roger (14 October 2013). "Farming chores await defeated mayor". Hawke's Bay Today. New Zealand Herald.