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Frederick de Carteret Malet
Frederick de Carteret Malet (1837 – 21 March 1912) was a leader in business, church, and educational matters in Christchurch, New Zealand.
Early life.
Malet was born in 1837 at Saint Helier, Jersey. He came to Auckland, New Zealand, in 1861. He married Beatrice Wilson in 1869, daughter of Archdeacon James Wilson. William Campbell Walker married another of Archdeacon Wilson's daughters in 1871, and Malet and Walker thus became brothers-in-law.
Professional
-1880
- Sir Robert Pipon Marett 1880-1884
- George Clement Bertram 1884-1898
- Edouard Charles Malet de Carteret 1898
20th century.
- William Venables Vernon 1899-1931
- Charles Malet de Carteret 1931-1935
- Sir Alexander Coutanche (created Lord Coutanche in 1961) 1935-1962
- Cecil Stanley Harrison 1961-1962
- Sir Robert Le Masurier 1962-1975
- Sir Frank Ereaut 1975-1985
- Sir Peter Crill 1986-1994
21st century.