Deaths
- 13 February: Charles Skerrett, Chief Justice of New Zealand.
- 23 September: Sir George Fenwick, newspaper editor and proprietor.
- 25 October: Charles Chilton, zoologist
- John Findlay, politician.
- Alex F. Lithgow, composer.
- Albert Pitt, politician.
- Sir James Wilson, politician.
Category:1929 deaths
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