Erina Shire

Local government area of New South Wales

1906–1946

History

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Established

7 March 1906 1906

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Merged with Gosford

23 January 1908

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Separation of Woy Woy

1 August 1928

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Separation of Gosford

24 October 1936

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Disestablished

31 December 1946 1946

The Erina Shire was a local government area covering most of the Central Coast, New South Wales, Australia from 1906 to 1946.

The Shire was created by the Local Government (Shires) Act 1905. Previously there had been no local government in the region. Gosford Municipality, which had been established in 1886, was merged into Erina Shire in 1908. In 1928, part of Erina Shire was split off to create Woy Woy Shire. In 1936, Gosford was again separated from Erina Shire as a new municipality.

At the end of 1946, Erina Shire, Woy Woy Shire and Gosford Municipality were all dissolved, and replaced by Wyong Shire and Gosford Shire (subsequently the City of Gosford).

Erina Shire Council Chambers, built 1912.

Shire presidents

M. Ward (1907)
O. B. E. Conolly (1908)
M. Ward (1909–1912)
A. M. Wilkinson (1913–1914)
J. Kibble (1915)
F. R. Archbold (1916–1920)
R. J. Baker (1921–1922)
C. J. Staples (1923–1924)
W. A. Chapman (1925–1926)
A. C. L. Taylor (1927–1935)
B. C. Hughes (1936–1937) (administrator)
A. E. Lillicrapp (1938–1946)

External links

Erina Shire @ State Records Authority of New South Wales

Former local government areas in New South Wales

Cities and municipalities	Alexandria Annandale Armidale (C) Ashfield Auburn (C) Ballina Balmain Bankstown (C) Barraba Bathurst (C) Bega Berry Bexley Blayney Bombala Botany Bay (C) Bowral Broughton's Vale Cabramatta and Canley Vale Carcoar Camperdown Canterbury (C) Casino Castlereagh Concord Condobolin Cook Cooma Cootamundra Corowa Cowra Darlington Deniliquin Drummoyne Dubbo (C) Dundas Eastwood Enfield Ermington and Rydalmere Erskineville Forbes The Glebe Glen Innes Goulburn (C) Grafton (C) Granville Greater Taree (C) Gosford (C) Gosford (1886-1908) Gulgong Gundagai Gunnedah Hay Hill End (B) Hillgrove Hillston Holroyd (C) Hurstville (C) Ingleburn Inverell Jerilderie Junee Kempsey Kogarah (C) Leichhardt Lidcombe Manilla Manly Marrickville Mascot Moama Molong Moree Mullumbimby Murwillumbah Muswellbrook Narrabri Narrandera Narromine Newtown Nowra Nyngan Paddington Parkes Peak Hill Petersham Picton Pittwater Port Macquarie Queanbeyan (C) Redfern Richmond Rockdale (C) Singleton South Grafton South Shoalhaven South Sydney (C) St. Mary’s St. Peters Tamworth (C) Temora Taree Tumut Ulladulla Uralla Vaucluse Waterloo Wellington Windsor Wingham Yass Young

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