Samuel Manning was a brewer and Mayor of Christchurch in 1890.
10 Facts About Samuel Manning
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On 11 July 1861, Samuel Manning married Ellen Piper at St Michael's Church.
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Samuel Manning's wife died, after some indifferent health, on 8 December 1894 aged 54.
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Samuel Manning was survived by three sons and five daughters.
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Samuel Manning sold this company in 1882 but remained its managing director until 1889.
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Samuel Manning was elected onto the Heathcote Road Board in 1875 and the Drainage Board in 1882.
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Samuel Manning was first elected as a councillor of Christchurch City Council in 1885, and he was re-elected in 1888.
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When he received a deputation from influential citizens in that respect a few days later, the local newspaper, The Press, gave councillor Samuel Manning a glowing report card.
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Councillor William Prudhoe was asked to stand but he eventually declined, and Samuel Manning was declared elected unopposed.
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Samuel Manning died on 21 November 1933 at his home in Holly Road, St Albans.