Deaths
- 12 August: James Hargest, National MP, killed while serving with NZ Army as observer with British forces in Normandy.
- 30 October: Haami Tokouru Ratana, politician and Ratana church leader.
- John Cobbe, politician.
- Henry Holland, mayor of Christchurch.
- John Andrew MacPherson, politician.
- Thomas William Rhodes, politician.
Category:1944 deaths
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