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Mayor of Timaru

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Mayor of Timaru

Incumbent Nigel Bowen since 2019
Style	His/Her Worship
Seat	2 King George Place, Timaru
Term length	Three years
Inaugural holder	Samuel Hewlings
Formation	1868; 158 years ago (1868)
Deputy	Scott Shannon^[1]
Salary	$142,005^[2]
Website	Official website

Themayor of Timaru is the directly elected head of theTimaru District Council, the local government authority for theTimaru District in New Zealand, which it controls as aterritorial authority.

List of officeholders

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There have been 40 mayors since the formation of the Timaru Borough Council in 1868.^[3] The current mayor is Nigel Bowen, who was first elected in the2019 local elections.

	Name	Term	Notes
1	Samuel Hewlings	1868–1870
2	Henry Cain	1870–1873
3	George Cliff	1873–1875
4	James Sutter	1875–1876
(3)	George Cliff	1876–1879	second term
(4)	James Sutter	1879–1882	second term
5	John Jackson	1882–1886
6	Moss Jonas	1886–1888
7	David Mitchell Ross	1888–1891	^[4]
8	Andrew Sherratt	1891–1893
9	Jacob Hill	1893–1896
10	John James Grandi	1896–1898
11	James Stephen Keith	1898–1899
12	John Hole	1899–1901
13	Charles Macintosh	1901–1902
14	James Craigie	1902–1912
15	Tom Hawkey	1912–1913
16	William Angland	1913–1914
17	Edwin Rowland Guinness	1914–1917
18	James Maling	1917–1919	^[5]^[6]
19	William Chute Raymond	1919–1921
20	Frank Rolleston	1921–1923
21	George John Wallace	1923–1929
(16)	William Angland	1929–1931	second term
22	Thomas W. Satterthwaite	1931–1936
23	Percy Vinnell	1936–1938	died 1938
24	Percy Barnes Foote	1938
25	William Glenholme Tweedy	1938–1942
26	Stanley Hanan	1942–1950	died in office^[a]
27	William Leslie Richards	1950–1953	^[b]
28	Ronald Erle White	1953–1959	OBE (1959)^[11]
29	Muriel Hilton	1959–1962	née Venn; MBE (1976)^[12]
30	Charles Edward Thomson	1962–1965
31	Durham Robert Dowell	1965–1971	resigned^[c]
32	Ray Bennett	1971	MNZM (1996)^[15]
33	Charles Russell Hervey	1971–1977	QSO (1982)^[16]
(32)	Ray Bennett	1977–1982	second term
34	Helene McIver	1982–1986	née Denford; MBE (1977)
35	Dave Walker	1986–1989
36	Archie Houstoun	1989–1992	MBE (1992)^[17]
37	Wynne Raymond	1992–2004
38	Janie Annear	2004–2013	ONZM (2014)^[18]
39	Damon Odey	2013–2019	^[19]
40	Nigel Bowen	2019–present

Notes

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^Died on 2 August 1950; elder brother ofRalph Hanan^[7]
^Richards was deputy mayor to Hanan and councillors elected him mayor in September 1950 following Hanan's death.^[8] At the 1950 local elections in November 1950, Richards defeated Jack Satterthwaite, a son of former mayor Thomas W. Satterthwaite.^[9]^[10]
^Resigned during the first half of 1971 when he moved toChristchurch;^[13] elected toChristchurch City Council in the1971 local election^[14]

References

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^"Mayor and Councillors".www.timaru.govt.nz.Timaru District Council. Retrieved11 January 2025.
^Edmunds, Susan (13 June 2024)."How much your local council gets paid".RNZ. Retrieved11 January 2025.
^"Timaru". Rootsweb. Retrieved17 August 2015.
^"Mayoral Elections".The Timaru Herald. Vol. XLVII, no. 4395. 20 November 1888. p. 3. Retrieved17 August 2015.
^"Timaru".The Timaru Herald. Vol. CVI, no. 16253. 26 April 1917. p. 2. Retrieved17 August 2015.
^"Timaru Items".The Press. Vol. LVIII, no. 17446. 5 May 1922. p. 10. Retrieved17 August 2015.
^"Obituary".The Press. Vol. LXXXVI, no. 26181. 3 August 1950. p. 6. Retrieved20 March 2022.
^"The new mayor of Timaru".The Press. Vol. LXXXVI, no. 26221. 19 September 1950. p. 8. Retrieved20 March 2022.
^"Mayoralty of Timaru".The Press. Vol. LXXXVI, no. 26246. 18 October 1950. p. 8. Retrieved20 March 2022.
^"Timaru City Council".The Press. Vol. LXXXVI, no. 26274. 20 November 1950. p. 8. Retrieved20 March 2022.
^"No. 41729".The London Gazette (3rd supplement). 14 June 1959. p. 3740.
^"No. 46921".The London Gazette (Supplement). 4 June 1976. p. 8056.
^"Local bodies president".The Press. Vol. CXI, no. 32647. 1 July 1971. p. 5. Retrieved20 March 2022.
^"Christchurch City Council".The Press. 21 October 1971. p. 25.
^"The Queen's Birthday Honours List 1996".Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet. 3 June 1996. Archived fromthe original on 19 July 2016. Retrieved17 August 2015.
^"No. 48839".The London Gazette (Supplement). 31 December 1981. p. 40.
^"No. 52953".The London Gazette (Supplement). 12 June 1992. p. 30.
^"New Year honours list 2014". Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet. 31 December 2013. Retrieved25 April 2020.
^Bailey, Emma (12 October 2013)."Damon Odey wins Timaru mayoralty".The Timaru Herald. Retrieved17 August 2015.

Mayors inNew Zealand

Current

North Island	Far North Whangārei Kaipara Auckland Thames-Coromandel Hauraki Waikato Hamilton Matamata-Piako Waipā South Waikato Ōtorohanga Rotorua Waitomo Taupō Western Bay of Plenty Tauranga Whakatāne Kawerau Ōpōtiki Gisborne Wairoa Napier Hastings Central Hawke's Bay New Plymouth Stratford South Taranaki Ruapehu Whanganui Rangitikei Manawatu Palmerston North Tararua Horowhenua Kāpiti Coast Porirua Upper Hutt Lower Hutt Wellington Masterton Carterton South Wairarapa
South Island	Tasman Nelson Marlborough Buller Grey Westland Kaikōura Hurunui Waimakariri Christchurch Selwyn Ashburton Timaru Mackenzie Waimate Waitaki Queenstown-Lakes Central Otago Dunedin Clutha Gore Southland Invercargill
Offshore	Chatham Islands

Historic

North Island	Auckland City Dannevirke Eastbourne Eketāhuna Greytown Featherston Levin Manukau City Manurewa Martinborough Miramar Mount Albert Mount Eden North Shore City Onehunga Otaki Pahiatua Papakura Petone Tawa Te Kuiti Thames Waihi Waitakere City Waitemata City Woodville
South Island	Alexandra Banks Peninsula Blenheim Hokitika Lyttelton Picton Queenstown Richmond Westport

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