Robert Mace Habgood

Robert Mace Habgood (1814 – 29 March 1876 ) was a merchant trader in Western Australia's colonial era. He was also a member of the Chamber of Commerce, pastoralist, significant shareholder in the Western Australian Bank, and proprietor of the Geraldine Mine.

Habgood was born in 1814,

Shortly after arriving, Habgood commenced business as an importer, and became one of Western Australia's leading merchants. He was an active member of the first Chamber of Commerce established in the colony, and was also one of the principal proprietors of the Western Australian Bank. Habgood was a successful mining speculator,

Habgood retired and moved to England. Having invested significantly in shipping, he established a trade route between Western Australia and London, through which he yearly exported hundred tons of ore from Geraldine Mine. Habgood also traded wool, lead, sandalwood and horses.

Habgood was recognised as one of the most influential Western Australian businesspeople in The West Australian 2013 list of the 100 most influential.