Ernest Way Elkington
| Ernest Way Elkington FRGS | |||||||||||
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| Born | 1872 | ||||||||||
| Died | 1935 | ||||||||||
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Weston House, Hants | ||||||||||
| Occupation | literary | ||||||||||
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Proposed by N.H. Hardy; seconded by T.A. Joyce 1906.07.04
1911.02.07 It was resolved that Messrs E.F. Martin, Paul Radin, R.B.S. Sewell and R.C.J. Swinhoe be struck off the list of Fellows. That Capt. Pope Hennessey be threatened with expulsion. That Messrs F. Eyles, Hewitt, Oman Hadji Johari, E.W. Elkington and Sheldon Ridge be suspended for one year.
1912.06.11 [it was resolved] that Mr E. Way Elkington be given to the end of June to pay up his arrears, failing which he be struck off the list of Members
1912.10.29 It was resolved that Captain H. Pope Hennessey, Mr T. Dallen, Mr C.G. Hale, Mr E. Way Elkington and Mr L.W. La Chard be struck off the list of Fellows
Notes From Elsewhere
The Savage South Seas mistakenly attributes the text to Ernest Way Elkington, who merely wrote up Hardy’s stories, acting as ghostwriter for the actual observer, Hardy (the aforementioned newspaper artist and book illustrator from the Sydney Morning Herald). Elkington had not visited the islands himself.
Publications
External Publications
The savage south seas
Adrift in New Zealand
Canada, the land of hope
The squatter's stud: a sporting novel
The lucky shot
The two forces
The rich man's wife
The rugged way
No tucker! an experience on the New Zealand gum-fields
