Charles Hunter Brown
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Charles Hunter Brown (1825–1898) was a New Zealand politician from Canterbury, New Zealand.
Night-time camping scene at Rangiora bush with John Robert Godley, Charlotte Godley, Arthur Godley, Charles Torlesse, Charles Hunter Brown, and Jerningham Wakefield. Painted on 6 December 1850 by Frederick Weld.
He represented Christchurch Country in the 2nd Parliament in 1860 from 21 April to 5 November,[1] but was defeated when he then stood for the Cheviot electorate in North Canterbury in the 1861 election.[2]
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| Preceded by | Member of Parliament for Christchurch Country 1860 Served alongside: Isaac Thomas Cookson |
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