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Line 1: {{short description\|New Zealand politician}} '''Thomas Leonard Hayman''' ([[1904]] – [[2 January]] [[1962]]) was a [[New Zealand]] politician of the [[New Zealand National Party\|National Party]]. He was a cabinet minister from 1960 to 1962. ▼ {{Use dmy dates\|date=October 2014}} {{Use New Zealand English\|date=October 2014}} [[File:Thomas Hayman.jpg\|thumb\|Portrait of Hayman]] ▲'''Thomas Leonard Hayman''' ([[24 May 1904]] – [[2 January]] [[1962]]) was a [[New Zealand]] politician of the [[New Zealand National Party\|National Party]]. ~~He was~~and a ~~cabinet minister from 1960 to 1962~~farmer. ==Biography== He represented the [[Otago]] electorates of [[Oamaru (NZ electorate)\|Oamaru]] from [[New Zealand general election 1949\|1949]] to 1957, and then [[Waitaki (NZ electorate)\|Waitaki]] from [[New Zealand general election 1957\|1957]] to 1962, when he died.▼ {{NZ parlbox header\|nolist=true\|align=left}} {{NZ parlbox \|start = {{NZ election link year\|1949}} \|end = 1951 \|term = 29th \|electorate = {{NZ electorate link\|Oamaru}} \|party = New Zealand National Party }} {{NZ parlbox \|start = {{NZ election link year\|1951}} \|end = 1954 \|term = 30th \|electorate = Oamaru \|party = New Zealand National Party }} {{NZ parlbox \|start = {{NZ election link year\|1954}} \|end = 1957 \|term = 31st \|electorate = Oamaru \|party = New Zealand National Party }} {{NZ parlbox \|start = {{NZ election link year\|1957}} \|end = 1960 \|term = 32nd \|electorate = {{NZ electorate link\|Waitaki}} \|party = New Zealand National Party }} {{NZ parlbox \|start = {{NZ election link year\|1960}} \|end = 1962 \|term = 33rd \|electorate = Waitaki \|party = New Zealand National Party }} {{NZ parlbox footer}} Hayman was born in 1904 in [[Willowbridge]] near [[Waimate]]. He received his education at Nukuroa School and [[Waimate High School]], and left school aged 17 to help on the family farm. Between 1926 and 1945, he worked as a contractor in farming. He was active with several organisations, including the South Canterbury Power Board (where he served as deputy-chairman), chairman of the South Canterbury [[Federated Farmers]], and treasurer of the Methodist Church Trust at [[Nukuroa]]. From 1941 to 1949, he was director of the [[Studholme]] sale yards.{{sfn\|Gustafson\|1986\|p=320}} ▲He represented the ~~[[Otago]]~~ electorates of [[Oamaru (NZNew Zealand electorate)\|Oamaru]] from [[1949 New Zealand general election ~~1949~~\|1949]] to 1957, and then [[Waitaki (NZNew Zealand electorate)\|Waitaki]] from [[1957 New Zealand general election ~~1957~~\|1957]] to 1962, when he died.{{sfn\|Wilson\|1985\|p=204}} In 1949, he defeated [[New Zealand Labour Party\|Labour]]'s [[Arnold Nordmeyer]].{{sfn\|Gustafson\|1986\|p=320}} He was a cabinet minister from 1960 to 1962; Postmaster-General from 12 December 1960 to 2 May 1961, then [[Minister of Agriculture (New Zealand)\|Minister of Agriculture]] from 2 May 1961 until 2 January 1962.{{sfn\|Wilson\|1985\|p=90}} Hayman died suddenly of a heart attack on 2 January 1962.{{sfn\|Gustafson\|1986\|p=320}} ==Notes== {{Reflist}} ==References== {{commons category}} ''New Zealand Parliamentary Record 1840-1984'' by J. O. Wilson (1985, 4th edition, Government Printer, Wellington) ''{{cite book \|last = Gustafson \|first = Barry \|author-link= Barry Gustafson \|title = The First 50 Years : A History of the New Zealand National Party'' by\|year ~~Barry~~= ~~Gustafson (~~1986, \|publisher = Reed Methuen, ~~Auckland; has biographical~~\|location ~~appendix~~= ~~of National MPs) ISBN~~Auckland ~~0474001776~~\|isbn = 0-474-00177-6}} *{{cite book \|last= Wilson \|first= James Oakley \|title= New Zealand Parliamentary Record, 1840–1984 \|edition= 4th \|orig-date= First ed. published 1913 \|year= 1985 \|publisher= V.R. Ward, Govt. Printer \|location= Wellington \|oclc=154283103}} {{s-start}} {{s-off}} {{s-bef \| before = [[William Gillespie (New Zealand politician)\|William Gillespie]]}} {{s-ttl \| title = [[Minister of Agriculture (New Zealand)\|Minister of Agriculture]] \| years=1961–1962}} {{s-aft \| after = [[Brian Talboys]]}} {{s-bef \| before = [[Mick Moohan]]}} {{s-ttl \| title = [[Postmaster-General (New Zealand)\|Postmaster-General]] \| years=1960–1961}} {{s-aft \| after = [[Arthur Kinsella]]}} \|- {{s-par \| nz}} {{s-bef \| before = [[Arnold Nordmeyer]] }} {{s-ttl \| title = [[Oamaru (New Zealand electorate)\|Member of Parliament for Oamaru]] \| years = 1949–1957 }} {{s-vac \| abeyance \| next = [[Allan Dick (politician)\|Allan Dick]] }} \|- <!-- this line is required as a bug fix --> {{s-vac \| abeyance \| last = [[David Campbell Kidd]] }} {{s-ttl \| title = [[Waitaki (New Zealand electorate)\|Member of Parliament for Waitaki]] \| years = 1957–1962 }} {{s-aft \| after = [[Allan Dick (politician)\|Allan Dick]] }} {{end}} {{NZ-politician-stub}} ▼ {{DEFAULTSORT:Hayman, Thomas}} [[Category:1904 births]] [[Category:1962 deaths]] [[Category:New Zealand National Party MPs]] [[Category:Members of the Cabinet of New Zealand]] [[Category:Members of the New Zealand House of Representatives]] [[Category:New Zealand MPs for South Island electorates]] [[Category:People from Waimate]] [[Category:20th-century New Zealand politicians]] [[Category:Agriculture ministers of New Zealand]] [[Category:People educated at Waimate High School]] ▲{{NZNZNational-politician-stub}}