World War I New Zealand Engineers building a bridge. Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand.
The death occurred recently of Mr J G Alexander, a former Dunedin city engineer and a past president of the …
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George Anderson was said to have had unparalleled knowledge of potential hydroelectric development in the New Zealand.
Percy Angus, former chief mechanical engineer of the New Zealand Railways and ranked among the most capable and popular administrators …
John Annabell was born on 10 May 1885, at Waverley, Taranaki. He was educated at the Waverley Public School and …
Alfred Baker was born in Dunedin on 7 August 1881 and was educated at primary schools in Christchurch, followed by …
James Melville Balfour was born in Edinburgh, Scotland in 1831. He was the ninth son of Reverend Lewis Balfour of …
Thomas Beck was born at Palmerston, Otago, on 2 August 1900 and completed his secondary school education at Otago Boys' …
Charles Napier Bell (1835–1906), civil engineer, known as C. Napier Bell, was born at Rothesay, Scotland on 14 September 1835. …
Born 10 April 1868, David Blair was the eldest son of William Newsham Blair, former Engineer-in-Chief and Under-Secretary of the …
William Newsham Blair was born in Scotland. For a few years before he immigrated to New Zealand he worked in …
John Built was born in the small Welsh town of Mountain Ash. He did well at school and was awarded …
Walter Bush is notable for his significant early 20th century contribution to the development of Auckland, New Zealand’s largest city. …
Robert Campbell was born at Wanganui and trained at Canterbury University College where he gained an exhibition and graduated with …
Born in Inverness, Scotland, John Carruthers initially planned to follow in his father’s footsteps with a career in the newspaper …
Francis Malcolm Corkill was born in Australia in 1892 and came to New Zealand at an early age. He was …
