Elizabeth George (c.1814 – 4 April 1902) was a hotel owner, businesswoman and community leader in New Zealand.
She was the founder and first president of Onehunga Ladies' Benevolent Society, one of the longest-running institutions of its kind with continuous public service.
[2] After moving to Onehunga in 1848, Edward purchased land and built the Royal Hotel on Princes Street.
After Edward's death in 1855, Elizabeth continued as proprietor of the Royal Hotel and other local properties.
[3] In 1863, Elizabeth provided material support of food, clothing, and lodging for refugee settlers and advocated on their behalf.