Wellington South (New Zealand electorate)

Wellington South (New Zealand electorate)

Wellington South is a former New Zealand Parliamentary electorate.

Population Centres

The electorate is in the southern suburbs of Wellington, New Zealand.

History

The electorate was created in 1881, to 1887. It was then re-created in 1908 and abolished in 1946. It was largely replaced by the Island Bay electorate, to which Robert McKeen transferred.

Election results

References

External links


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