Wairarapa North is a former New Zealand parliamentary electorate, from 1881 to 1887.
In the 1871 election, one of the incumbents, Henry Bunny, who had represented Wairarapa since a by-election in 1865,[3] was beaten by Walter Clarke Buchanan in the Wairarapa South electorate.
[4] The other incumbent, George Beetham, was challenged by Alfred Renall in the Wairarapa North electorate.
[6] In the 1884 election, the incumbent Buchanan was challenged by William Wilson McCardle.
[7] In 1887, when Wairarapa North was abolished,[2] Beetham became the MP for the new Masterton electorate.