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'''Edgar Rollo Neale''' ((post-nominals|country=NZL|OBE|JP|size=85%)) (24 November 1889 &ndash; 25 July 1960), often called '''Gar Neale''', was [[Mayor of Nelson, New Zealand|Mayor]] and [[Member of parliament|Member of Parliament]] for [[Nelson, New Zealand]], a strong supporter of the [[Nelson Section|Nelson railway]], and a representative cricketer.

==Background==
Gar Neale's great grandfather and family migrated to New Zealand from [[Stroud]], [[Gloucestershire]], England, in the 1840s, settling in [[Auckland]]. In the 1850s, Neale's grandfather, John William Neale, moved to Nelson. Gar Neale's father, Henry Neale, was born in Nelson and worked as a carpenter. Henry married Kate Bethwaite.<ref>''Three Generations of Neale Family History from 1842'' by June E Neale (1974 Nelson)</ref> Henry and Kate had two children; Gar (born in 1889 in Nelson) and Gladys (born in 1893).((sfn|Gustafson|1986|p=335))

===Education===
Neale was educated at [[Nelson Central School]] and [[Nelson College]] (1903–1905),<ref name="ReferenceA">''Nelson College Old Boys Register 1925''</ref> where he took a general academic course. He became a part-time master at the college (1920–1932),<ref>''Nelson College Old Boys Register 1856-1956''</ref> teaching Commercial Practice.((sfn|Gustafson|1986|p=335)) He was Secretary of the Nelson College Old Boys Association (1921–1935), and its President (1938–1947). He also served on the Colleges Board of Governors.

During his stay in [[Blenheim, New Zealand|Blenheim]] (1915–1919), Neale completed his accountancy diplomas.

===Career===
Neale was first employed as a law clerk with Maginnity and Son (later Maginnity, Samuel and Hunter). About 1911 he transferred to Adams and Harley as an accounts clerk. From 1915 to 1919 he was employed by Griffiths Brothers Limited in Blenheim.

Returning to Nelson from Blenheim in 1920, he went into partnership with J E Milner as a [[Accountant|public accountant]], [[audit]]or, and [[Chartered Secretaries New Zealand|secretary]].<ref name="ReferenceA"/> The firm later became E R Neale and Son, when his son joined him.

===Family===
Neale married Florence Myrtle Parsonage, the daughter of Henry Bruce Parsonage and Ellen Penn, on 26 December 1911.<ref>Marriages, pg1, [[The Evening Post (New Zealand)|Evening Post, Wellington]], 4 January 1912</ref> They had four sons. In the [[1951 New Year Honours (New Zealand)|1951 New Year Honours]], Florence Neale was appointed a [[Order of the British Empire|Member of the Order of the British Empire]] for public services in Nelson.<ref>((London Gazette |date=1 January 1951 |supp=y |issue=39106|page=40 |nolink=yes))</ref>

His sister, Gladys Neale, married Howard Knight.

After Florence Neale died in 1954,<ref>Death Certificate 1954/35133, Registrar of Births Death and Marriages, Department of Internal Affairs, New Zealand</ref> Neale married Rata Forbes in 1957.

===Residences===
Neale purchased 241 Bridge Street, Nelson in the late 1920s from the Tilyard family.  The two-storey wooden home had been built in the early 1900s.  The Neales named the home Green Gables<ref>''Green Gables History'' by Barbara Hodgson ([[The Nelson Mail]], Nelson 18 May 2007, pg 13)</ref> and lived there until about the time his first wife, Florence, died in 1954. In 1957 the house was sold to [[Presbyterian Support Services]] and became a rest home. Neale moved to a new home in Moana Avenue on the Port Hills overlooking Tahuna Beach where he resided until his death.

==Sport==
In 1902, he was reported as participating in the [[Nelson Athletic and Cycling Club]] [[Labour Day|Labour Weekend]] Central School 100-yard and 220-yard running races.<ref>''Nelson Athletic and Cycling Club - Labour Day'' ([[The Nelson Mail|Nelson Evening Mail]] Vol XXXVI 9 October 1902 pg 2)</ref> Although not placed he appears to have had an interest in sports from an early age.

He was a sportsman of reasonable skill playing representative cricket (1904–1945) for [[Nelson cricket team|Nelson]] and [[Marlborough cricket team|Marlborough]], [[field hockey|hockey]] (1915–1926) for Marlborough, Nelson, and the South Island (1923), [[soccer]] (1905) for Nelson, and [[golf]] (1937) for Nelson. He loved [[horse racing]] and was Secretary of the [[Nelson Trotting Club]] from 1923 and the [[Nelson Jockey Club]] (1923–1949).

===Cricket===
Neale represented Nelson in [[cricket]] from 1904 while still at college aged 16 years. He first captained Nelson in 1910 when he was only 21 years old.<ref>Nelson Correspondent of the "New Zealand Free Lance" 1939</ref> By 1926 he had played 52 matches for Nelson including playing for the [[Hawke Cup]]. He continued to represent Nelson until 1945, with a short break (1915–1920) playing representative cricket for Marlborough when he lived in Blenheim. During this period he was noted as "giving powerful help to Marlborough".<ref>pg 53 ''New Zealand Cricket Vol II'' by T W Reese (1936, [[Whitcoulls|Whitcombe and Tombs Limited]])</ref>

He represented the [[South Island cricket team|South Island]] (1922) and the [[Minor Associations cricket team|New Zealand Minor Associations]] (1921) in [[first-class cricket]]. By 1928 Neale had made over 1,000 runs for his club. His statistics for representative cricket were 73 innings, 3 not outs, 201 highest score, 2,223 total runs, and 31.7 run average.<ref>pg 179</ref> He also achieved his highest score of 201 runs against Wellington during this period. By 1938, having played cricket for 33 seasons, he had scored 45 centuries and eight double centuries. Altogether he had registered 25,000 runs and taken over 1000 wickets. He continued playing until circa 1951.<ref>Nelson Correspondent of the "New Zealand Free Lance" 1939 and Neale Family Archives</ref> Neale encouraged up and coming new players. An example of this was in 1948 when he, along with [[Jack Newman (New Zealand cricketer)|Jack Newman]] and [[Herb McGirr]], after a Newman Shield match against Nelson, encouraged [[Arthur Cresswell]] to play for a major centre, leading him to become a foundation player for the [[Central Districts Stags|Central Districts]] team.<ref>''Marlborough identity Arthur Cresswell dies'' by Lynn McConnell, ESPN circinfo.com, 6 August 2002</ref>

He was also noted for his memory of cricket history and statistics.<ref>''Neale's Figures'' pg 6, [[New Zealand Truth]], Issue 1179, 5 July 1928</ref>

==Public service==
Neale assisted on a number of organisations: Nelson Provincial Chamber of Commerce Secretary (1920–1955),<ref>''A historic look...'' p23, 2008 Annual Report, Nelson Tasman Chamber of Commerce</ref> Nelson Automobile Association (secretary 1923–?), Nelson Progress League (1923–?), Municipal Association of New Zealand (president 1947–1948), Cawthorn Institute (board member representing the Nelson City Council 1943–?,<ref>''Transactions and Proceedings of the Royal Society'', Vol 74 1944-45, XXIV, The Nelson Institute</ref> Secretary 1946), National Patriotic Fund (1941–?), the New Zealand Road Safety Council (1947–?), and the Nelson Fire Board (13 years).((sfn|Gustafson|1986|p=335))

In 1930, Neale was appointed as a [[Justice of the Peace]] (JP).

In 1932, he, along with [[Arthur Rutland Edwards]] of [[Motueka]] and [[George E Manson]] of [[Stoke, New Zealand|Stoke]], was appointed to the Nelson Mortgagors' Liabilities Adjustment Commission under the Morgagors' Relief Amendment Act 1931 by the [[Minister of Justice (New Zealand)|Minister of Justice]], [[John Cobbe]].<ref>''Mortgage relief to assist Courts - District Commissions - personnel announced'' pg 9, [[The Evening Post (New Zealand)|Evening Post]], 16 February 1932</ref> With a change of Government and legislation all three were reappointed under the Mortgagees and Lessees Rehabilitation Act 1936 by the [[Attorney-General (New Zealand)|Attorney-General]] [[Rex Mason]].<ref>''Debt Adjustment - more commissions appointed - clearing up work'' pg 12, [[The Evening Post (New Zealand)|Evening Post]], 18 May 1937</ref> The purpose of the commissions was to assist the [[High Court of New Zealand|Supreme Court]] in the adjustment of mortgages, a relief measure because of the [[Great Depression]].

In 1942, in his capacity as Mayor of Nelson, he was appointed a District Controller of [[Civil Defence (New Zealand)|Civil Defence]] for Nelson Marlborough under the [[Emergency Reserve Corp Regulations]] by the [[First Labour Government of New Zealand|1st Labour Government]]'s Minister of National Service, [[Bob Semple]].<ref>''Civil Defence - new control system - appointments made'' pg 3, [[The Evening Post (New Zealand)|Evening Post]], 19 May 1942</ref>

He was appointed an [[Order of the British Empire|Officer of the Order of the British Empire]] in the [[1946 New Year Honours (New Zealand)|1946 New Year Honours]] and the [[Queen Elizabeth II Coronation Medal|Coronation Medal]] in 1953 for service to the community.((sfn|Wilson|1985|p=223))<ref>''The New Zealand Roll of Honour 1845-1991'' by [[Alistair Taylor]], p785, Roll of Honour Publications Limited 1998</ref>

Neale, his son, and his grandson were all Secretaries of the Nelson Provincial Chamber of Commerce from 1920 to 1981. By 2008 the family had at least four generations of association with the Chamber of Commerce with his great granddaughter, Angela Hunter of Hunter Tourism Consultancy being a member.<ref>''Nelson Escapes Tourism'' p9, Commerce Comment, Oct/Nov 2008</ref> In recognition of this long association the Chamber made a special presentation to the family.<ref>''Business Awards 2008'' p18, 2008 Annual Report, Nelson Tasman Chamber of Commerce</ref>

===Nelson City Council===
Neale was voted onto the [[Nelson City Council]] in 1925 and remained a councillor until 1947. For two periods, from 1933 to 1941, and from 1947 to 1950, he was Deputy Mayor of Nelson. In the intervening years (1941–1947), he was [[Mayor of Nelson, New Zealand|Mayor of Nelson]].((sfn|Gustafson|1986|p=335))

===Member of Parliament===
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In 1946, he stood as the [[New Zealand National Party|National Party]] candidate for [[Nelson (New Zealand electorate)|Nelson]] and was elected,((sfn|Wilson|1985|p=223)) replacing the legendary and recently deceased [[Harry Atmore]], an MP who had held the electorate for 30 years.((sfn|Wilson|1985|p=181))

In his [[maiden speech]] on 9 July 1947,<ref>p 352, New Zealand Parliamentary Debates, Vol 276 24 June - 29 July 1947</ref> Neale stated that he had entered Parliament with "a deep sense of responsibility and with some humility".  He went on to say: "I will try to remember that the other fellow has a right to his own opinion" and quoted from [[Rudyard Kipling]]s poem ''[[If—|If]]''.

Under [[Sidney Holland]], he was a [[Parliamentary Under-Secretary]] from 1950 to 1954 to the Minister of Industries and Commerce ([[Charles Bowden (politician)|Charles Bowden]], followed by [[Jack Watts (politician)|Jack Watts]]),((sfn|Wilson|1985|p=86)) but stepped down from this position due a prolonged periods of illness. Neale was apparently so ill that he was unable to campaign during the ((NZ election link|1951)) and yet increased his majority. This prompted a telegram from Sir [[Clifton Webb (politician)|Clifton Webb]], [[Attorney-General (New Zealand)|Attorney-General]] that stated that "apparently it was better to lie in bed than lie on the platform".<ref name="ReferenceB">p3330, New Zealand Parliamentary Debates, Vol 314, 19 Sept - 24 Oct 1957</ref>

For a number of years he was the Chairman of Parliament's [[Public Accounts Committee (New Zealand)|Public Accounts Committee]].

In 1956 he together with [[Tom Macdonald (politician)|Hon Sir Thomas Macdonald]], [[Minister of Foreign Affairs (New Zealand)|Minister of External Affairs]], and the member of Parliament for [[Ponsonby (New Zealand electorate)|Ponsonby]], [[Ritchie Macdonald]], represented the New Zealand government at General Committee meeting of the [[Commonwealth Parliamentary Association]] in [[Jamaica]].

===Results for the Nelson Electorate by-election===

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He represented the [[Nelson (New Zealand electorate)|Nelson]] electorate from 1946 to 1957, when he retired.((sfn|Wilson|1985|p=223))

===Battle to save the Nelson Railway===
Neale was a strong supporter of the [[Nelson Section|Nelson railway line]], and extending it to link with the South Island system.<ref>page 159 ''Rails to Nowhere - History of the Nelson Railway'' by Lois Voller (1991 Nikau Press)</ref><ref>p197 ''When Nelson Had a Railway'' by Barry O'Donnell (2005 Schematics Limited, Wellington)</ref> However this was against National policy, and in 1954 [[Minister of Railways (New Zealand)|Minister of Railways]] [[Stan Goosman]] announced the suspension of the Nelson-Glenhope line, and a five-year programme of accelerated road development.

As a result of submissions from Neale, who was supported by the Nelson Progress League, the closure was deferred to allow time for the League to attempt to increase rail use. The League made some progress but insufficient to reach the levels required. The Government announced that the line would therefore be closed.

On 17 September 1955, the [[Nelson Progress League]] held a protest rally.<ref>p238 ''When Nelson Had a Railway''</ref> Neale, as MP for Nelson, was one of the speakers. Also speaking at the protest were [[Jerry Skinner]], MP for [[Buller (New Zealand electorate)|Buller]], and [[Walter Nash]], then Leader of the Labour Party. As a protest on 20 September 1955, Neale [[Crossing the floor|crossed the floor]] at Parliament on one occasion and voted with the opposition.<ref>p99 Bread and Roses, Sonja Davies, 1984</ref>

It may have been through this turbulent time that he forged a friendship with [[Mabel Howard]], a famous Labour MP. Her bibliographer noted that he was one of a few gentlemanly National MPs who were close friends with her.<ref name="DNZB Howard">((DNZB|McAloon |Jim |5H38 |Howard, Mabel Bowden 1894 - 1972 |15 November 2011))</ref>

Neale gave his valedictory speech on 25 October 1957.<ref name="ReferenceB"/> His obituary later stated that Neale was "noted for his sincerity of address" (in Parliament).

He died after a period of illness in Nelson on 25 July 1960. On that same day the Nelson Progressive League was pressing the then [[Second Labour Government of New Zealand|Labour government]] to reinstate the Nelson Railway.<ref>''Expedition on Nelson Railway Bill wanted'' p19, [[The Evening Post (New Zealand)|Evening Post, Wellington]], Tuesday 26 July 1960</ref> That same day Neale died, the [[New Zealand National Party|National Party]] was holding its conference. Members of the party passed a resolution of sympathy and condolence by standing in silence.<ref>''Obituary: Mr E R Neale'' p14, [[The Evening Post (New Zealand)|Evening Post, Wellington]], Monday 25 July 1960</ref>

==Notes==
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==References==
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*((cite book |last = Gustafson |first = Barry |author-link = Barry Gustafson |title = The First 50 Years : A History of the New Zealand National Party |year = 1986 |publisher = Reed Methuen |location = Auckland |isbn = 0-474-00177-6))
*((cite book |last= Wilson |first= James Oakley |title= New Zealand Parliamentary Record, 1840–1984 |edition= 4th |orig-year= First ed. published 1913 |year= 1985 |publisher=V.R. Ward, Govt. Printer |location= Wellington |oclc=154283103))

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