Haurongo – Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand

Earle, Augustus

1793–1838

Artist, traveller, writer

Earp, Frederick

1841–1928

Goldminer, farmer, surveyor, market gardener

Easterfield, Thomas Hill

1866–1949

Chemist, university professor

Eddy, Richard

1882–1955

Labourer, trade unionist

Edgar, James Douglas Charlton

1903–1976

Art teacher, artist, art gallery director

Edgecumbe, George

1845–1930

Newspaper proprietor, businessman

Edger, Kate Milligan

1857–1935

University graduate, educationalist, community worker

Edger, Samuel

1822/1823?–1882

Non-denominational minister, writer, social reformer, community worker

Edwards, Edwin

1862–1909

Businessman, local politician, newspaper proprietor and editor, balladeer

Edwards, James Henry

1892–1952

Socialist, communist, political activist, salesman

Edwards, Worley Bassett

1850–1927

Lawyer, judge

Edwin, Robert Atherton

1839–1911

Naval officer, meteorologist

Efford, Lincoln Arthur Winstone

1907–1962

Pacifist, social reformer, adult educationalist

Ehau, Kepa Hamuera Anaha

1885–1970

Nō Ngāti Tarāwhai, nō Ngāti Whakaue; he kaihautū, he karaka ture, he kaiwhakamāori, he hōia, he tumu kōrero, he pūkōrero

Eise, Ida Gertrude

1891–1978

Art teacher, artist

Eketone, Pepene

1855/1856?–1933

Nō Ngāti Maniapoto; he kaiwhakamāori, he kaiwhakahaere Māori, he āteha, he kaitōrangapū

Elder, Norman Lascelles

1896–1974

Electrical engineer, teacher, botanist

Ell, Henry George

1862–1934

Soldier, stationer, politician, conservationist

Ellen, Mary Ann

1897–1949

Rural women's advocate, community leader, hairdresser

Eady to Ellen

Eady, Lewis Alfred