Thomas Rowe

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Colonel Thomas Rowe VD , JP , FRIBA
1st Mayor of Manly
In office 15 February 1877 –7 February 1879

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Civic offices
New title	Mayor of Manly 1877 – 1879	Succeeded by Alfred Hilder
Professional and academic associations
Preceded by George Allen Mansfield	President of the Institute of Architects of New South Wales 1878–1889	Succeeded by John Horbury Hunt
Preceded by John Horbury Hunt	President of the Institute of Architects of New South Wales 1895–1898	Succeeded by John Barlow
Government offices
New title	President of the Board of Water Supply and Sewerage 1888 – 1892	Succeeded by Cecil West Darley
Preceded by Cecil West Darley	President of the Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage 1896 – 1899	Succeeded by Jacob Garrard
Military offices
Preceded by Colonel Henry Renny-Tailyour	Commanding Officer of the New South Wales Corps of Engineers 1894 – 1898	Succeeded by Major Thomas Samuel Parrott