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No. 145 3323 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE Published by Authority WELLINGTON: THURSDAY, 8 AUGUST 1985 CORRIGENDUM Appointing a Non-Elective Member of the Hauraki Catchment Land Acquired for Government Office Accommodation in Block Board IV, Thames Survey District, Thames-Coromandel District DAVID BEATTIE, Governor-General IN the declaration with the above heading published in New Zealand PuRSUANT to section 44 of the Soil Conservation and Rivers Control Gazette of 27 June 1985, No. 122 at page 2714, for the certificate Act 1941, I, The Honourable Sir David Stuart Beattie, the Governor­ of title reference for Lot 3, D.P. 30863 read "Volume 794, folio General of New Zealand, hereby appoint: 37", which appears in the original declaration signed on behalf of the Minister of Works and Development. Barry John Butcher, District Commissioner of Works, Hamilton (P.W. 90/68; Hn. D.O. 90/68/9) as a non-elective member of the Hauraki Catchment Board for a period of 3 years commencing on the 8th day of August 1985, in 10 place of Athol Kendrick Attwood, an officer oftheiMinistry of Works and Development. ' As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor-General this CORRIGENDUM 5th day of August 1985. New Zealand Forest Service-Schedule of Contracts for Sale of FRASER COLMAN, Wood of $6,000 or More in Value Minister of Works. and Development. (P.W. 75/10) IN the contract with the above heading published in the New Zealand 10 Gazette of 18 July 1985, No. 132 at page 3071, before the Schedule there should be a heading which reads "Log Sale on Truck ,- (Clearfelling)". Appointments, Promotions," Extensions, Transfers, Resignations, 25 and Retirements of OjJicers/of1hP Royal New Zealand Air Force PURSUANT to section 35~f the Defence Act 1971, His Excellency Warrant Appointing Member of the Waikato Valley Authority the Governor-General has- approved the following appointments, and His Deputy promotions, extensions, transfers, resignations, and retirements of officers of the Royal New Zealand Air Force: PURSUANT to sections 4 (2) (a) and section 7 of the Waikato Valley , I Authority Act 1956, t\le Minister of Works and Development hereby: REGULAR AIR FORCE j 1. Appoints Barry John Butcher, District Commissioner of GENERAL DUTIES BRANCH / Works, Hamilton, to be a member of the Waikato Valley I Authority. Promotions 2. Appoints Athol Kendrick Attwood, District Water and Soil Group Captain A. E. Thomson, O.RE., A.F.C., to be Air Officer, Ministry of Works and Development, Hamilton, to Commodore with seniority and effect from 24 June 1985. be his deputy. Flight Lieutenant K. I. Pollock, RSC., to be Squadron Leader with seniority and effect from 30 June 1985. 3. Revokes his warrant dated 7 July 1976 and published in the Gazette of 6 August 1981, No. 94, at page 2170. Flight Lieutenant P. J. Stockwell to be Squadron Leader with seniority and effect from 22 July 1985. Dated at Wellington this 5th day of August 1985. Flying Officer M. D. Butler to be Flight Lieutenant with seniority FRASER COLMAN, and effect from 25 May 1985. Minister of Works and Development. Extension of Commission (P.W. 75/11) The commission of Squadron Leader J. Marett is extended to 22 10 September 1995. 3324 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 145 Transfers to Reserve MEDICAL BRANCH Squadron Leader Ian Grant Brausch is transferred to the Reserve Promotion of Air Force Officers until 3 June 1987, with effect from 4 June 1985. Squadron Leader (temp. Wing Commander) R. W. Farrow, B.SC, M.B., CH.B., DIP.OBST., D.A V.MED., D.T.M. AND H., to be Wing Squadron Leader Bruce Stanley Coutts is transferred to the Commander with seniority and effect from 6 July 1985. Reserve of Air Force Officers until 26 May 1987, with effect from 27 May 1985. CHAPLAINS' BRANCH Flight Lieutenant Alwyn Russell Harvey, B.AG., is transferred to Extension of Commission the Reserve of Air Force Officers until 31 May 1989, with effect from I June 1985. The commission of Chaplain Class III A. R. McLean, B.A., is extended to 20 September 1986. Flight Lieutenant Anthony Charles Kenworthy is transferred to the Reserve of Air Force Officers until 9 May 1989, with effect from TERRITORIAL AIR FORCE 10 May 1985. ADMINISTRATIVE AND SUPPLY BRANCH Flight Lieutenant Glenn Colin Stewart is transferred to the Reserve of Air Force Officers until 30 June 1989, with effect from 1 July Appointments 1985. Special Duties Division Flight Lieutenant Bruce Elden Reimer (Rtd) is re-appointed to ADMINISTRATIVE AND SUPPLY BRANCH the Territorial Air Force in the rank of Squadron Leader, with seniority and effect from 6 May 1985. Appointments Raymond Alan Shanks (F84622) is appointed to a commission Special Duties Division on a fixed engagement of five years in the rank of Flying Officer, Squadron Leader William Campbell Thomson. B.A., (Rtd) is re­ with seniority and effect from 10 June 1985. appointed to the Regular Air Force on a fixed engagement in his present rank, with seniority and effect from 4 June 1985. RESERVE OF AIR FORCE OFFICERS Flying Officer M. F. Loughran is appointed Deputy Provost Appointment Marshal to the Royal New Zealand Air Force with effect from 17 Squadron Leader Trevor Thomas Bland, A.F.C, (Rtd) is re­ June 1985. appointed to the Active Reserve until 17 April 1991, in his present Promotions rank with seniority from 28 February 1971 and effect from 18 April 1985. Secretarial Division Squadron Leader L. M. Laing, DIP.ED., D1P.TCHG., N.Z.CE., to be Extension of Commission acting Wing Commander with effect from 1 July 1985, and Wing The commission of Wing Commander V. D. Hadlow, M.B., CH.B., Commander with seniority and effect from 5 July 1985. is extended to 14 November 1988. Flying Officer M. G. Yates to be Flight Lieutenant with seniority Transfers and effect from 26 july 1985. Squadron Leader B. G. Masters is transferred from the General Extensions of Commission Reserve to the Active Reserve until 19 May 1989, with effect from Supply Division 20 May 1985. The commission of Squadron Leader B. M. Garnett is extended Flight Lieutenant H. H. George is transferred from the General to 13 November 1993. Reserve to the Active Reserve until 30 November 1988, with effect from 1 December 1984. Special Duties Division Transfer to Retired List The commission of Squadron Leader R. P. Warren is extended to 5 April 1994. Squadron Leader David Joseph Comber is transferred to the Retired List "B" with effect from 10 March 1985. The commission of Flying Officer M. F. Loughran is extended to 3 May 1995. Retirement Flight Lieutenant Alister John Buckingham is retired with effect Extensions of Commission and Age for Retirement from I July J 985. \ Secretarial Division Dated at Wellington this 19th day of July 1985. The commission and age for retirement of Squadron Leader D. J. F.D. O'FLYNN, Minister of Defence. Salter are extended to 1 January 1994. -- - ./~ 24 Supply Division The commission and age for retirement of Flight Lieutenant T. F. Appointments. Promotions, Extensions. Transfers. Resignati~ns. Mulligan, B.E.M., are extended to 19 May 1988. and Retirements of Officers of the Royal New Zeal()fl.d Navy Special Duties Division 2-_ / The commission and age for retirement of Flight Lieutenant- I PURSUANT to ~ection 35 of the oefel)~e Act 1971, His Excellency B. Tennent are extended to 17 March 1990. the Governor-General has approved the following appointments, promotions, extensions, transfers, resignations, and retirements of The commission and age for retirement of Flight Lieutenant M. M. officers of the New Zealand Naval Forces. L. Smith are extended to 31 July 1988. Transfers to Reserve ROYAL NEW ZEALAND NAVY Special Duties Division CHIEF OF NAVAL STAFF Flight Lieutenant Kenneth Harry Antrobus is transferred to the Reserve of Air Force Officers until 11 June 1989, with effect from The appointment of Rear Admiral C. J. Steward, CB., as Chief 12 June 1985. of Naval Staff is extended to 31 January 1986. Flying Officer Ellen Rae Van Der Meulen is transferred to the Reserve of Air Force Officers until 2 June 1989, with effect from Lieutenant Commander B. Noffke to be Commander with 3 June 1985. seniority and effect from 1 July 1985. Retirement Lieutenant Commander Peter William Monk, M.B.E., is placed on Secretarial Division the Retired List with effect from 22 June 1985. Squadron Leader Barrie Edward Jameson is retired with effect Lieutenant E. V. Good to be acting Lieutenant Commander with from 29 May 1985. effect from 18 july 1985. Lieutenant Brian Ernest Carroll is placed on the Emergency List EDUCATION BRANCH of Officers of the Naval Reserves until 5 July 1989, with effect from 6 July 1985. Extension of Commission Lieutenant David Henry Preston, LL.B., is placed on the Emergency The commission of Wing Commander J. M. Nimmo, B.A., List of Officers of the Naval Reserves until 30 June 1989, with effect DIP.ARTS., DIP.ED., D1P.TCHG., is extended to 12 January 1988. from I July 1985. 8 AUGUST THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3325 Lieutenant Kerry Mark Glynn, B.Se., is placed on the E~ergency Auckland Regional Authority Trade Wastes Amendment Bylaw List of Officers of the Naval Reserves until I July 1989, wIth effect 1985 from 2 July 1985. The following Sub Lieutenants (on prob.) to be Lieutenant (on prob.) with seniority from 1 January 1980 and effect from 21 June THE following certificate has been executed on the sealed copy of 1985. the Auckland Regional Authority Trade Wastes Amendment Bylaw 1984, made by the Auckland Regional Authority on 20 May 1985 K.
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