World War I New Zealand Engineers building a bridge. Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand.
Horace Campbell Lusty, formerly New Zealand Railways (NZR) General Manager and President of the New Zealand Institution of Engineers (NZIE, …
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John McGregor was born in Fife, Scotland, and trained there as a harbour engineer.
Donald McLeod was born in Scotland in 1835. He trained under Alexander Gibb, Civil Engineer, in Aberdeen until 1857.
Born 9 August 1858 in Boston, United States of America, Francis William MacLean was taken to Scotland at an early …
Charles McKenzie was born in Dunedin on 6 August 1878, and was educated at the State School and Otago Boys' …
Lloyd Mandeno, a pioneer of electrical development and distribution in New Zealand, died at his home in Auckland on 30 …
Mair was one of New Zealand’s longest standing County Engineers. He began work for Rangitikei County as Inspector of Roads …
James Marchbanks was born on 27 October 1862 and educated at Middle District School, Dunedin, and Otago University.
John Blair Mason was born in Dunedin on 22 September 1858. He served his apprenticeship in an Otago foundry, attending …
Richard Stanley Maunder, former President of the New Zealand Institution of Engineers (NZIE, now the Institution of Professional Engineers New …
Arthur Mead was born in Taranaki in 1888. He grew up at Maungakaramea, near Dargaville, where he went to primary …
As City Engineer from 1904 until his death in 1923, William Morton had a hand in making modern Wellington.
Born in Dunedin on 4 November 1859, George Murray was educated at Oamaru Grammar School. During 1877 and 1878 he …
The death was announced on 14 March 1974 of William Newnham, a former President of the New Zealand Institution of …
Bob Norman had a distinguished career with the Ministry of Works and served as Commissioner of Works 1983-1985. He was …
