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William Gregory (mayor)

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He retained an interest in civic affairs and in 1951 he was one of the objectors to the proposal of the new Labour majority council to relieve High Street congestion by putting a new road through Riddiford Park, linking Barraud Street (then a cul-de-sac) to Kings Crescent. The alternative was a road
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where he had several vocations after arriving in farming, the timber trade and auctioneering. He later became the director of a building and farming supplies company before being employed as the managing director of Montgomery's Furnishings Store in
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as his replacement for the remainder of the term until the scheduled election in November. At the same meeting Gregory was selected unanimously to replace Hay as deputy mayor. When Hay resigned mid-term in January 1949 Gregory was elected mayor
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alongside the stop bank which the City Engineer said was too expensive and of dubious value. The Barraud Street extension (now Queen's Drive) required moving forty houses from north of Laings Road, and according to Gregory:
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Five councillors voted against the road, but it went through after an empowering act was passed by Parliament.
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Once Upon a Village: A History of Lower Hutt 1819-1965
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Index


Mayor of Lower Hutt
Eric Rothwell
Ernst Peterson Hay
Percy Dowse
County Wicklow
Lower Hutt
Mayor of Lower Hutt
County Wicklow
World War I
New Zealand
Levin
Lower Hutt
Citizens' Association
Jack Andrews
Ernst Peterson Hay
in March 1949 at a by-election
Labour Party
Percy Dowse
Queen Elizabeth II Coronation Medal
Simpson 1956
McGill 1991
"Mr. Hay New Mayor"
The Hutt News
McGill 1991
Millar 1972
Taylor, Alister
Coddington, Deborah
ISBN
0-908578-34-2

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