Arthur Harvey (c. 1827 – 25 January 1902) was a politician in the colony of South Australia.
Arthur Harvey was sent to South Australia around 1870 by a consortium of London businessmen who planned to capitalize on the expected increase in the value of land along the route of the proposed railway to Port Darwin.
Harvey was secretary of the Euko Mining Company 1867, The Wharf and Land Company, Port Adelaide South Limited in 1878, In 1878 Harvey and Frederick Estcourt Bucknall (later to be his parliamentary colleague) formed the Grange Land and Investment Company, to develop the suburb of The Grange.
Harvey was involved in attempts to exploit under-developed copper mines in the Moonta district.
Harvey died at Wellington, New Zealand while visiting his daughter, Mrs. Rhind.