11 July – Graham Cook, rugby league player (born 1893) 25 July – Thomas Cooke, soldier (born 1881) 27 July – Arthur Brown, politician (born 1856) 28 July – James Escott, politician (born 1872) 30 July – Eveline Cunnington, social reformer, feminist (born 1849) 31 July – John Stevens, politician (born 1845) 24 August – Leonard Williams, Māori language scholar, Anglican bishop (born 1829) 25 August Martin Kennedy, mine owner, politician (born 1839) Sir Maurice O'Rorke, politician (born 1830) 16 September – Rupert Hickmott, cricketer (born 1894) 17 September – Arthur Martin, surgeon (born 1876) 19 September – Frank Wilson, rugby union player (born 1885) 21 September – Bobby Black, rugby union player (born 1893) 25 September – Stuart Menteath, politician (born 1853) 29 September – Josiah Martin, educationalist, photographer (born 1843) October–December 1 October – Donald Brown, soldier (born 1890) 12 October – David Gage, rugby union player (born 1868) 14 October – Jack Carey, trade unionist (born 1876) 18 October – Samuel Andrews, politician (born 1836) 19 October – Catherine Francis, teacher (born 1836) 29 October – John Braithwaite, soldier (born 1885) 11 November – Frank Isitt, Methodist minister, temperance campaigner (born 1843) 12 November – Frances Stewart, women's and children's rights activist (born 1840) 16 December – Coupland Harding, printer, typographer, journalist (born 1849) See also History of New Zealand List of years in New Zealand Military history of New Zealand Timeline of New Zealand history Timeline of New Zealand's links with Antarctica Timeline of the New Zealand environment References External links