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Commonwealth Óiáús1itte AUSTRALIAN CAPITALT.7?ZR?TO?? '30SEP 19$0 Commonwealthóiáús1itte Published by the Australian Government Publishing Service Jj1 AUSTRALIAC »»?3'rK<< No. P12 Canberra, Monday, 29 September 1980 PERIODIC GRANT OF CERTIFICATES OF AUSTRALIAN CITIZENSHIP GENERAL INFORMATION This Gazette contains a list of persons to whom the Minister for Immigration and Ethnic Affairshas granted a Certificate of Australian Citizenship, during the period April 1980 to June 1980, and is published pursuant to section42 (e)of the Australian Citizenship Act 1948. This information has been extracted from the records of the Department of Immigrationand Ethnic Affairs. The full name and granted, together with the date on address isgiven respect of each person to whom a Certificate of Australian Citizenship has been which theCertificatewas granted. Arrangement is by place of residence as shown below. Persons resident in the AustralianTerritories or overseas are included in the Australian Capital Territory section. CONTENTS Page 2 Australian Capital Territory 6 New South Wales 34 Victoria 71 Queensland 81 South Australia 89 Western Australia 102 Tasmania 104 Northern Territory 106 Others . 25087/80 L Cat. No. 805288 2Recommended retail price $1.50 (plus postage) Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 2 Citizenship No. P12, 29 September 1980 Caiger, Linden John, 62 Buvelot St, Weston Act 2611, AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY 22.4.80; Camier, John Edwrd, D2 Habitat Pak Sha Wan Sai Kung, Hong Kong, 26.6.80; Campa, Alfonso Romeo, 33 War - Agostino, Pasquale, 147 Copland Dr, Spence Act, 30.4.80; ragamba Ave, Duffy Act 2611, 15.4.80; Campa, Tony Mar- Agostino, Susana Graciela, 147 Copland Dr, Spence Act, tino, 33 Warragamba Ave, Duffy Act 2611, 15.4.80; Canevski, 30.4.80; Akmacic, Milan, 83 Maribyrnong Ave, Kaleen Act Cvetko, 5 Merfield Place, Giralang Act 2617,17.6.80; 2617, 17.4.80; Amoyen, Hilaria Reyes, 14 Tweed PI, Kaleen Cavenor, Michael Charles, 2 Ramage Pl, Flynn Act, 17.4.80; Act 2617, 17.4.80; Amoyen, Nemesio, 14 TweedPI,Kaleen Chan, Hang Chun, 36 Shannon Cir, Kaleen Act 2617, 17.4.80; Act, 17.4.80; Andrakovic, Nikola, 2 Fulton St, Macquarie Act Cheung, Ho Yuen, 2/33 Allabee St, Reid Act 2601, 27.5.80; 2614, 17.4.79; Andrakovic, Rozalija, 2 Fulton St, Macquarie Chhim, Sumedh, Graduate House 20 Moore Street, Turner At 2614,17.4.80; Andrakovic, Tihomir, 2 FultonSt, Act 2601, 7.5.80; Chicco, Lina, 26 Dwyer St, Cook Act 2614, Macquarie Act 2614, 17.4.80; Andric, Ana, 65 Wakelin Cir- 30.4.80; Clark, Peter David, 29 Angophora St, Rivett Act cuit, Weston Act 2611, 7.5.80; Andric, Steva, 65 Wakelin Cir- 2611, 19.6.80; Clark, Roland Sidney, Po Box 42 Panguna, cuit, Weston Act 2611,7.5.80;Andriotis, Athanasia, 4 Papua New Guinea, 10.4.80; Cocks, Nancy Aguenza, Po Box Frencham Street, Downer Act 2602,14.5.80; Andriotis, 334 Panguna, Papua New Guinea, 10.4.80; Connor, Stephen Maria, 4 Frencham Street, Downer Act 2602,14.5.80; Edward, 29 Pound St, Queanbeyan Nsw 2620, 30.4.80; Con- Andriotis, Nikolaos, 4 Frencham Street, Downer Act 2602, stantine, Nick, 22 Mckellar Cres, Cook Act 2614, 17.4.80; 14.5.80; Andriotis, Sophia, 4 Frencham Street, Downer Act Court, Alistair John, 6 Dudley Ave, Huntley Nzea, 14.9.79; 2602, 14.5.80; Angonese, Josephine, 4 Ferrett Crct, Kambah Craig, Sandra Sing, 12 Arrietta Close, Charnwood Act, Act, 30.4.80; Anusic, Ivan, 4/38 Isabella St, Queanbeyan Nsw 22.5.80; Cretni, Dragica, 94 Goodwin St, Lyneham Act 2602, 2620,17.6.80; Apostoloska, Stojanka,1 -B Mcreahnie St, 17.4.80; Cretni, Drago, 94 Goodwin St, Lyneham Act 2602, Queanbeyan Nsw 2620, 17.3.80; Apostoloski, Bozin,I-B 17.4.80; Curtis, Andrew John, Mwanga Farm Po Box 625, Mcreahnie St, Queanbeyan Nsw 2620, 17.3.80; Aranguiz, Simoia Rhoadesia,19.3.79; Curtis, Carolyn Elizabeth, Jose, 149 Baringa Gardens, Melba Act 2617, 17.4.80; Arm- Mwanga Farm Po Box 613, Sinoia Zimbabwe, 2.6.80; strong, Anne Elizabeth, 50 Banford St, Hughes Act 2605, Cvijanovic, Mara,105 PerryDrive, Chapman Act 2611, 2.1.00; Ashmore, Sarah Elizabeth, 49 Bolderwood St, Turner 17.4.80; Cvijanovic,Nenad,105 Perry Driv, Chapman Act Act 2601, 19.6.80; Ayala, Jose Carlos, 15 Mccarthy Pl, Charn- 2611, 17.4.80. wood Act, 30.4.80; Azoor, Shirin Idyah, 8 MouraPI,Fisher Act 261 1, 17.4.80. Da Quinta, Aquilino Alberto, 2 Alberga St, Kaleen Act 2617, 27.5.80; Da Quinta, Elisabete Goncalves, 2 Alberga St, Babic, Anna, 36 Surf Beach, Batehaven Nsw 2536, 7.5.80; Kaleen Act 2617, 27.5.80; Da Quinta, Jose Floriano, 2 Baevertz, Charles Raymond, 5 Burgan Pl, Rivett Act, 30.4.80; Alberga St, Kaleen Act 2617, 27.5.80; Da Quinta, Thelma Bambino, Oronzo Jarado, 131 Goodwin St, Lyneham Act Marie, 2 Alberga St, Kaleen Act 2617, 27.5.80; Danessis, Con - 2602, 30.4.80; Barac, Louisa (formerly known as Skrupeli), 34 stantinos, 160 Monaro St, Queanbeyan Nsw 2620, 25.6.80; Denny St, Latham Act, 17.4.80; Baranov, Varvara (formerly Danessis, Vasiliki, 160 Monaro St, Queanbeyan Nsw 2620, known as Barbara), 7 Gymea St, Narrabundah Act, 17.4.80; 25.6.80; Dawes, Frances, Flat 3 16 Ellerdale Rd, London Uk, Bark, Marija, 21 Karney T, Kambah Act 2902, 2.4.80; Baric, 15.5.80; De Clercq, Delianne, Door 2 Bld 7 Coal Rese Insti- Vinko, 21 Karney St, Kambah Act 2902, 2.4.80; Barrese, Ann tute, Hepinglibeijingchina, 10.4.80; De Jesus, Alberto, 7B Gwendoline, 4 Louat Pl, Evatt Act 2617, 27.5.80; Barrese, Nevada Flats 109 Knox St, Watson Act 2602, 30.4.80; De La Michele, 4 Louat Pl, Evat Act 2617, 27.5.80; Barrett, Pena, Gregoria, 16/7 Allawah Flats, Fraccon Act, 22.5.80; De Anthony Michael, 2 Seal Place, Flynn Act 2615, 14.5.80; Nittis, Giovanna Maria, 57 Magrath Cres, Spence Act 2615, Beaumont, John Michael, 9A Lamington St, Deakin Act 30.4.80; Dernehl, Peter Edward, 1Hoddinott Street, Wan - 2600, 30.4.80; Beaumont, John Michael, 9A Lamington St, niassa Act 2903, 14.5.80; Di Dio, Carmelina, 20 Keira St, Nar- Deakin Act, 22.5.80; Bedford, Raymond Derek, 7 Fletcher rabundah Act 2604, 17.4.80; Di Dio, Mario, 20 Keira St, Nar- Place, Page Act 2614, 7.5.80; Belleville, Jacques Andre, 32/5 rabundah Act 2604, 17.4.80; Digman, Marie, 9 Quamby Hyndes Cres, Holder Act, 22.5.80; Benny, Irene, 6 Brown Place, Lyons Act 2606, 1.5.80; Divito, Rosetta, 34 Ayers St, Place, Kambah Act 2902, 14.5.80; Bertuccio, Giuseppe, 132 Curtin Act 2605, 17.4.80; Dix, Norma Jean, C / -Aust Naval Morton Street, Queanbeyan Nsw 2620, 8.5.80; Bertuccio, Attahce Aust Embas. Jakarta Indonesia, 9.5.80; Dobbin, Maria, 132 Morton Street, Queanbeyan Nsw 2620, 8.5.80; Andrew, 83 Higginbotham St, Watson Act 2602, 30.4.80; Bignill, Kim Louise, 38 Eucumbene Drive, Duffy Act 2611, Dotolo, Salvatore, 20 Keira St, Narrabundah Act 2604, 15.4.80; Bindon- Howell, Robert Douglas, 3 Wirraway Cres, 17.4.80; Downer, Rose Wai Yee, 5 Goldsmith Rd Jardines Schullin Act 2614, 19.6.80; Bion, Peter Maurice, Po Box 2270 Lookout, Hong Kong, 23.4.80; Doyle, John, 23 Adinda St, Konedobu, Papua New Guinea, 15.4.80; Biskupek, Teresa Waramanga Act 2611, 30.4.80; Drew, David Robert, House Catherine, 32 Somerset St, Duffy Act 2611, 18.6.80; Blacker, 21 Section 12 Arawa, Papua New Guinea, 10.4.80; Duff, Simangele Maria, Box 545 Mbabane, Swaziland Sth Africa, Janet, 86 Gilmore Cres, Garran Act 2605, 30.4.80; Duggan, 28.3.80; Blinnikka, Arja Helena, 64 Streeton Dr, Rivett Act Melanie Shane, 10 Jalan Intan Bagan Ajam, Butterworth 2611, 17.4.80; Borgardt, Patricia Eileen, 96 Southbar Rd, Mals, 29.10.79; Duggan, Tamara Devina, 10 Jalan Intan Queanbeyan Nsw 2620,17.6.80; Bourgois, Bernard Bagan Ajam, Butterworth Mals, 31.10.79; Dulfer - Hyams, Maximilien, Anabrou Port Vila, New Herbrides, 24.4.80; Eulalia, C/O Australian High Commision, Suva Fiji, 20.6.80; Boxall, Christopher Tony, 52/5 Crest Re, Queanbeyan Nsw Dunn, Natasha Aaffiena, 26 Julius St, Pearce Act 2607, 2620, 17.6.80; Bozinovska, Blagorodna, 21 Hope St, Dickson 10.6.80. Act 2602, 2.4.80; Brajuha,Maria, 14 GairdnerCircuit, Kaleen Act 2617, 7.5.80. Eastwood, Raymonde Paulette, Bellevue Longridge, Nor- folk Island, 30.4.80; Edwards, Lauren Nicole, 47 Malaga Brajuha, Romano, 14 Gairdner Circuit, Kaleen Act 2617, Castle Hill Dve, Blackheath 2195 Safr, 23.5.80; Engel, 7.5.80; Brodie, Donald, 19 Bosworth Circuit, Kambah Act Richard Joseph, 19 Leighton St, Pearce Act 2607, 17.4.80; Eu, 2902, 30.4.80; Brodie, Penelope, 19 Bosworth Circuit, Kam- Lai Fong, Block 501 No 7 Poon Saan, Christmas Island, bah Act 2902, 30.4.80; Brozinic,Branko, 5MoorePI,Evatt 29.5.80; Evans, Sarai, Vaivase Uta Rd P.O.Box 245, Apia Act 2617, 17.4.80; Brozinic, Katica, 5 Moor Pl, Evatt Act Wsam, 29.10.79; Evans, Taleni, Vaivase Uta Rd P.O.Box 245, 2617, 17.4.80; Brunckhorst, Dorothy Gwendoline, 18 Lyons Apia W.Samoa, 27.10.79. P1 Larchmont, New York Usa, 18.4.80; Buckland, Roger William, 30 Fellows Street, Latham Act 2615, 7.5.80; Burgess, Fane, Charles George, 6 Gamor St, Waramanga Act 2611, Alan Richard, Cottage 54 Mclachlan Street Hmas, Harman 27.5.80; Fane, Marie Anne, 6 Gamor St, Waramanga Act Canberra Act, 7.5.80; Button, James Dennis, 9 O'Hagan 2611, 27.5.80; Fearn, Elizabeth Hester, Po Box 246 Goroka, Street, Latham Act 2616, 7.5.80; Byrne, James Patrick, Mq 30 Papu New Guinea, 18.4.80; Fong, Hee Foong, 38 Lorn Rd, 8 Field Survey Moem Barrac, Wewak Papua New Guin, Queanbeyan Nsw, 24.4.80; Fonua, Lesieli, 11 Barney Street, 11.4.80.
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