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Governor of Fiji

Flag of the Governor of Fiji (1908–1970).svg
Flag of the Governor of Fiji from 1908-1970

Style
His Excellency The Right Honourable
Appointer King/Queen of the United Kingdom
Formation 10 October 1874
First holder Sir Hercules Robinson
Final holder Sir Robert Sidney Foster
Abolished 10 October 1970
Succession Governor-General of Fiji
































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Fiji was a British Crown Colony from 1874 to 1970, and an independent Dominion in the Commonwealth from 1970 to 1987. During this period, the Head of State was the British Monarch, but in practice his or her functions were normally exercised locally by the Governor prior to independence (on 10 October 1970), and by the Governor-General prior to the proclamation of a republic on 7 October 1987.


Note that from 1877 to 3 July 1952, Governors of Fiji were also High Commissioners for the Western Pacific.



List of Governors of Fiji (1874–1970)























































































































































































































































































№
 Name
(Birth–Death)
 Portrait
 Tenure
 Monarch
Took office
 Left office

Colony of Fiji
1.
Sir Hercules Robinson
(1824–1897)
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 10 October 1874
 June 1875
Victoria
2.
Sir Arthur Hamilton-Gordon
(1829–1912)
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 19 August 1875
 1880
Victoria
3.
Sir William Des Vœux
(1834–1909)
Sir G. William Des Voeux.jpg
 20 December 1880
 21 January 1885
Victoria


John Bates Thurston
(1836–1897)
Acting Governor
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 21 January 1885
 1 January 1887
Victoria
4.
Sir Charles Mitchell
(1836–1899)
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 1 January 1887
 February 1888
Victoria
5.
Sir John Bates Thurston
(1836–1897)
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 February 1888
 7 February 1897
Victoria
6.
Sir George T. M. O'Brien
(1844–1906)
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 March 1897
 1901
Victoria


Sir William Allardyce
(1861–1930)
Acting Governor
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 1901
 10 September 1902
Edward VII
7.
Sir Henry Jackson
(1849–1908)
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 10 September 1902
 11 October 1904
Edward VII
8.
Sir Everard im Thurn
(1852–1932)
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 11 October 1904
 1910
Edward VII


Sir Charles Major
(1860–1933)
Acting Governor
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 1910
 21 February 1911
Edward VII
George V
9.
Sir Francis May
(1860–1922)
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 21 February 1911
 25 July 1912
George V
10.
Sir Ernest Sweet-Escott
(1857–1941)
25 July 1912
 10 October 1918
George V


Sir Eyre Hutson
(1864–1936)
Acting for Sweet-Escott
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 1915
 1916
George V
11.
Sir Cecil Hunter-Rodwell
(1874–1953)
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 10 October 1918
 25 April 1925
George V


Sir Eyre Hutson
(1864–1936)
Acting for Hunter-Rodwell
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 1919
 1919
George V
12.
Sir Eyre Hutson
(1864–1936)
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 25 April 1925
 22 November 1929
George V
13.
Sir Murchison Fletcher
(1878–1954)
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 22 November 1929
 May 1936
George V
Edward VIII


Sir Cecil Barton
(1891–1980)
Acting Governor
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 May 1936
 November 1936
Edward VIII
14.
Sir Arthur Richards
(1885–1978)
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 28 November 1936
 August 1938
Edward VIII
George VI


Sir Cecil Barton
(1891–1980)
Acting Governor
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 August 1938
 September 1938
George VI
15.
Sir Harry Luke
(1884–1969)
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 16 September 1938
 21 July 1942
George VI
16.
Sir Philip Mitchell
(1890–1964)
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 21 July 1942
 12 January 1944
George VI


Sir John Rankine
(1907–1987)
Acting Governor
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 12 January 1944
 4 May 1944
George VI


Sir John Nicoll
(1899–1981)
Acting Governor
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 4 May 1944
 23 October 1944
George VI


Sir John Rankine
(1907–1987)
Acting Governor
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 23 October 1944
 1 January 1945
George V
17.
Sir Alexander Grantham
(1899–1978)
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 1 January 1945
 21 March 1947
George VI


Sir John Nicoll
(1899–1981)
Acting Governor
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 21 March 1947
 8 October 1947
George VI
18.
Sir Brian Freeston
(1892–1958)
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 8 October 1947
 6 October 1952
George VI
Elizabeth II
19.
Sir Ronald Garvey
(1903–1991)
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 6 October 1952
 28 October 1958
Elizabeth II
20.
Sir Kenneth Maddocks
(1907–2001)
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 28 October 1958
 6 January 1964
Elizabeth II
21.
Sir Derek Jakeway
(1915–1993)
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 6 January 1964
 December 1968
Elizabeth II
22.
Sir Robert Sidney Foster
(1913–2005)
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 December 1968
 10 October 1970
Elizabeth II

In 1970, Fiji gained independence from the United Kingdom. After independence, the Viceroy in Fiji was the Governor-General of Fiji.



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See also



  • Governor-General of Fiji

  • List of Heads of State of Fiji








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