| SURNAME | FORENAMES | NOTES |
| AINSLEY | Bodey | |
| ALEXANDER | Thomas William | |
| ALLEN | Sylvia | |
| ALLOWAY | Ivy Patricia | at Roaches |
| ARROWSMITH | Margaret | |
| ASHWELL | Cecil | |
| ASHWORTH | Ellen | |
| ATKINSON | Thomas | |
| AVERILL | Ann | |
| BARRETT | Sarah Naomi | |
| BARRY | Edith Mary | of Napier, at St. John's Anglican Cathedral. Wife of Tom BARRY senr. |
| BARTLE | William Morley | |
| BARTLETT | Mary Hodge | |
| BENETTE | May Leah | of Napier |
| BERRY | Myra George | |
| BICKERSTAFF | Mrs Charles Herbert | of Napier |
| BISSON | Mrs Leonard T. | of Napier |
| BLACKBURN | Mary Ann | |
| BOHANE | Ellen | |
| BOHANE | Kathleen | |
| BONNER | Alfred John | of Napier |
| BOYDE | Mrs Joseph | |
| BOYLE | Father Thomas John | of Greenmeadows |
| BRACE | Henry Herbert | |
| BRANDON | May Eileen | of Napier |
| BROOKER | Henry | |
| BROWN | Gilbert | at Parke Island Old Men's Home |
| BROWN | Raymond Kenneth | |
| BRYSON | Jane | |
| BRYSON | Ruth | |
| BURROW | Clarice Margaret | |
| BUTLER | Ethel Gwendoline (Gwen) | Born in Havelock North on 07
June 1909. Daughter of Thomas (Tom) BUTLER and Ethel Jane Butler, nee LILEY. Their
only other child was Albert Raymus (Ray) BUTLER, born 10 October 1910. The family
lived in Te Aute Rd, Havelock North. Gwen worked as a cashier at Griffith's Shoe
Shop in Hastings and was killed there by falling masonry in the earthquake on 03
February 1931. Apparently she, along with the rest of the staff and customers, successfully evacuated the shop during or immediately after the first major shock. Allegedly, another staff member then said to Gwen, "What about the money in the till?". Gwen, as the cashier, realised the contents of the till were her responsibility and she re-entered the shop to recover the money. She was caught by an aftershock that brought down the already weakened neighbouring brick bank building on top of the shoe shop. The coroner recorded on her death certificate that death had occurred through collapse of a building caused by an earthquake of great severity. Gwen was buried in the Havelock North Cemetery on 05 February 1931. |
| CAMBRIDGE | Olive Gwendoline | |
| CAMERON | William | at Parke Island Old Men's Home |
| CANHAM | John Eugene | |
| CARMODY | Vincent | of Wanganui |
| CHAPMAN | Mary | |
| CHITTENDEN | Clive | |
| CLEARY | Gladys Alma | |
| COCKERILL | Emma Clara | |
| COLE | Ethel | |
| COLE | Peter | |
| COLE | William | |
| COLEBOURNE | John Henry | of Hastings |
| COLLINS | Mary | |
| COLTON | Edward | at Parke Island Old Men's Home |
| COOK | Thomas | of Havelock North |
| COUPER | Phillipa | |
| CRAWFORD | John | |
| CRAWFORD | John William | |
| CUDDEHE | Michael | at Parke Island Old Men's Home |
| Dalley | Elizabeth Ann | |
| DALLISON | Eleanor | |
| DAVIDSON | John | |
| DENNETT | George Frederick | |
| DEVONPORT | Alexander | of Fendalton |
| DEWES | Matilda | of Napier |
| DIAMOND | Henry | |
| DOOGAN | James | of Greymouth |
| DRUMMOND | Charles Gordon | of Maclean St |
| DUNN | Aileen Frances | 7, of Taradale |
| DUNN | Elizabeth Mary | |
| DWYER | John | at Parke Island Old Men's Home |
| DYER | Herbert | |
| ELLIS | Ada Mina | of Greenmeadows |
| ELLIS | Olive Frances | of Greenmeadows |
| ELLISON | Stanley George | |
| ENGLAND | Laura | |
| ETHERIDGE | Martha | |
| EVANS | David | |
| EVERS-SWINDELL | Denys | |
| FRASER | James Douglas | |
| FREDSBERG | Rex Ernest | |
| FREEDMAN | Derek | |
| FREW | Christine | |
| GANNAWAY | Norman Baxter | |
| GIGG | Albert James | |
| GILL | Thomas Henry | of Hastings, at Gill's Auction |
| GOLDFINCH | Leonard | |
| GONDRINGER | Father Bernard | of Hastings |
| GOODALL | Albert Edward | |
| GOODALL | Annie May | |
| GRAHAM | Raymond | |
| GRANT | Frederick Charles | |
| GRANT | Gordon | |
| GREATBACH | Thomas Eli | |
| GRUDNOFF | Mina | |
| HANSEN | Edward | at Parke Island Old Men's Home |
| HARRISON | Valentine Joseph | of Napier |
| HAWKINS | Rita May | (13 Dec 1920 - 23 Feb 1931) She was crushed in the doorway of the Roaches building when the earthquake struck and died 18 days later in hospital. Daughter of Robert Moana and Maryann HAWKINS (nee ADAMS) |
| HAXTON | Doris Emma | |
| HAXTON | Sabina May | of Nelson St |
| HAYNES | Jane | |
| HEATH | Clifford James | |
| HEIGHWAY | James Woodford | |
| HENDRA | LILIAN | |
| HENEY | Cyril Herbert | son of Herbert Hugh HENEY |
| HINDMARSH | Sheila Westwood | |
| HOLLAND | Edmund Alfred | |
| HOLSHAN | Elinor May | of Hastings |
| HOOKING | Eliza Jane | |
| HOOPER | Brian | |
| HORSLEY | Constance Emily | |
| HOWARD | Ernest | of Taradale |
| HUNT | William James | |
| IGNATIUS | Sister | Mary WELSH, of Greenmeadows |
| INSULL | Marjory | Nurse, of Napier, at Napier Hospital Nurses' Home |
| JEFFARIES | Elizabeth | of Taradale |
| JENKINS | Lily | |
| JENSEN | Agnes | |
| JOHNSTON | Bridget Mary | |
| JOHNSTON | Crawford Benjamin | |
| JOHNSTON | William George | |
| JONES | Ernest Cecil | |
| JONES | Grace Brandon | at Roaches |
| KEDDELL | Joan Grace | Nurse, of Napier, at Napier Hospital Nurses' Home |
| KELLY | Henrietta Lavinia | |
| KEYS | Elsie | |
| KIRKPATRICK | Mary Ann | Mary Anne KIRKPATRICK (nee HICKEY), b. 1886 in Palmerston North. Daughter of Maurice HICKEY and Mary Anne HALPIN. Died 3 Feb 1931, at Cosy Theatre, Hastings. Her body was taken back to Palmerston North by her family, and buried in the family plot at Terrace End Cemetery. She was survived by her husband Colin and two sons, Colin and Kenneth. |
| KITCHING | Thomas Henry | |
| KITSON | Dennis Francis | 7, of Taradale |
| KYLE | Leo Alphonso | |
| LAMBERT | Beatrice Elizabeth | of Grey's Rd |
| LAURENSON | Mary Boswick | |
| LEANING | John England | |
| LENIHAN | Mary Josephine | |
| LEVERETTE | Rose Jean | |
| LEWIS | Percival Hope | |
| LOVE | William | |
| LUNN | Walter George | |
| MACARTHUR | Frederick Campbell | |
| MACDONALD | Ellen Frances | |
| MACDONALD | John Spencer | |
| MACLEAN | Dorothy | |
| MACLENNAN | John Rodney | |
| MANGOS | Joseph Leonard | of Timaru |
| McCARTHY | Joseph Henry | |
| McKEE | Mary May | |
| McKENZIE | John | at Parke Island Old Men's Home |
| McLEAN | Mary Hannah | |
| McLEOD | Edith Mary | of Southland Rd |
| McLEOD | Mary Alice | |
| McMILLAN | Owen | |
| MEEK | Thomas | |
| MENZIES | Evelyn | |
| MITCHELL | Sister Ruth | Nurse, of Napier, at Napier Hospital Nurses' Home |
| MORUNGA | Raina Marie | |
| MORUNGA | Takatoroa | |
| MURCOTT | Doris Mabel | of Woodville or Dannevirke |
| MURRAY | Dina | First child of Douglas Russell MURRAY and of Mena Mary MURRAY (nee McKAY). Aged about 2 years, of Hastings. |
| MURRAY | Mena Mary | (nee McKAY) b. 20 Feb 1892 at Ormond, Poverty Bay. Mena and Dina were killed in Mena's Ladies Outfitters shop in Fitzroy Ave, Hastings, by falling masonry. Mena was married on 22 May 1924 in Hastings to Douglas Russell MURRAY. Family tell that usually the child was minded by a Karitane nurse while Mena worked, but on that day the Karitane nurse had arranged to have the day off and Mena took Dina to the shop with her. |
| NAPIER | John Thomas | |
| NUTTALL | Elsie Ella | |
| O'MALLEY | Mrs | |
| O'NEILL | Margaret Teresa | of Hastings, at Cosy Theatre |
| OGDEN | Henry | |
| OGILVIE | Bertram | |
| ORR | Doris Evelyn | at Roaches |
| ORR | Susan | of Taradale |
| PATMAN | Lucy Flora | |
| PAUL | Patricia | 8, of Taradale |
| PEARSON | Kathleen Irene | |
| PLANK | George | |
| POINTON | Edward Arthur | Worked at the woolstores, Port Ahuriri |
| POLLOCK | William Archibald | 8, of Greenmeadows |
| PUDDLE | Elizabeth | |
| RAE | John | at Parke Island Old Men's Home |
| RAFTER | Ngaio | |
| RATTRAY | Alexander | |
| REDWOOD | Teresa Ceciley | |
| REID | George | |
| RHODES | Lloyd | |
| ROBERTSON | Raymond Claude | |
| ROLLS | Grace Ellen | |
| ROSS | John Alexander | of Hastings |
| RUNDEL | Ethel Mary | |
| RUSS | Rodney Francis | |
| RYAN | Arthur Lever | |
| SAUNDERS | James | at Parke Island Old Men's Home |
| SCHMOLL | Ernest George | |
| SHACKLEFORD | Leonard | of Waipawa |
| SHIRLEY | John Stanley | of Napier |
| SINDON | Elizabeth | |
| SKELTON | Minnie May | |
| SKINNER | Charles | at Parke Island Old Men's Home |
| SMITH | Ellen | at Roaches |
| SMITH | Louis Ormand | |
| SPENCE | Shona Eileen | |
| STAINS | Winifred | Nurse, of Napier, at Napier Hospital Nurses' Home |
| STEAD | Irvine Thomas | of Napier |
| STEER | Mabel Ann | |
| STEPHENSON | George Gabriel | |
| STEVENS | John Ascott | of Napier |
| STEVENSON | James | |
| STEVENSON | William Alexander | of Mosgiel |
| STEWART | Daniel | at Parke Island Old Men's Home |
| STONE | Lucy Winifred | Nurse, of Napier, at Napier Hospital Nurses' Home |
| SYME | George | |
| SYMES | George Oliver | |
| TAGGART | William Thomas Andrew | of Napier |
| THOMPSON | Frances Jane | |
| THOMPSON | Julia Carr (Ivy) | Ivy, b. 16 Oct 1889, was daughter of Thomas John THOMPSON (councillor and mayor of Hastings from 1906-09) and Elizabeth Aitken Thompson (nee DEMPSTER). She was killed in the family butcher's shop where she worked (Thompson's - Heretaunga St, Hastings where Shanton's is now located). Note in the family bible: "shop wall fell on her, we hope death was instantaneous." She studied at the School of Art, London, for two years and toured Great Britain and Europe on a motorcycle and side car after WWI. |
| THORNE-GEORGE | Nancie | Nurse, of Napier, at Napier Hospital Nurses' Home |
| TRIPNEY | Annie Gordon Ogilvie | |
| TRIPNEY | David | |
| TURNER | Leona | |
| VENABLES | Stanley George | |
| VERCOE | Richard Collins | |
| VOICE | Ellen | |
| WALKER | Alexander Graham | |
| WALKER | Herbert | |
| WALKER | Samuel | |
| WALKER | Walter Zealand | Born Maruia, West Coast (5 Oct 1884), the son of Zealand Tasman WALKER (an early settler of the Buller and West Coast area) & Clara Elizabeth BERRY. He was the second of their eight children. He is buried in Hastings. |
| WALSHE | Ada May | |
| WATSON | Andrew | at Parke Island Old Men's Home |
| WATSON | John Henry | at Parke Island Old Men's Home |
| WATSON | Mary | |
| WEBSTER | Francis Henry | |
| WELLS | Emlie Elizabeth Edith | |
| WELLS | Molly | at Roaches |
| WELSH | Mary | Sister IGNATIUS, of Greenmeadows |
| WHYTE | Patricia | |
| WILLIAMS | Eileen | Nurse, of Napier, at Napier Hospital Nurses' Home |
| WILLIAMS | Lydia Catherine | |
| WILLIAMSON | Reginald | |
| WILSON | Arthur | |
| WOOD | Sybil Florence | |
| WRIGHT | Percy | (1877-1931) Husband of Alice WRIGHT |
| YING | Lim | |
| YOUNG | H. V. | |
| YOUNG | Nan Hong | - | - | 22 unidentified persons from the Napier district interred at the Parke Island Cemetery | - | - | 6 unidentified persons interred in Hastings |