Chief Minister of Singapore

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Chief Minister of the State of Singapore
First Chief Minister:	David Saul Marshall
Last Chief Minister:	Lim Yew Hock
Formation:	April 6, 1955
Abolition:	June 3, 1959

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The Chief Minister of the State of Singapore was the head of government of the State of Singapore until its abolition on June 3, 1959.

[edit] List of Chief Ministers

Chief Minister	Start of term	End of term	Ward contested
David Saul Marshall	April 6, 1955	June 7, 1956	Cairnhill
Lim Yew Hock	June 7, 1956	June 3, 1959	Havelock

[edit] References

• The Parliament of Singapore Book