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Details of certified Inspectors available to do inspections on Non DECA Holders Post Code Name Region City Phone Cell Email 110 Alex Svela Whangarei Maunu 09 433 6511 021 1127845 [email protected] 112 Peter Alexander Whangarei Tikipunga 022 1211 221 [email protected] 173 John Beauregard Ngunguru, Kiripaka, Kaiatea 09 437 5506 [email protected] 173 James Clueard Whangarei Matapouri / Tutukaka Coast / Ngunguru / Whangarei 09 434 4341 027 358 9096 [email protected] 174 Carter Lifshutz Whangarei District 022 1880871 [email protected] 178 Trevor Clifton WHANGAREI PUWERA MAUNGAKARAMEA 09 4329511 027 4330155 [email protected] 178 Judith Mabbott Whangarei Maungakaramea Whangarei lwbudd@Xtra. Co. nz 179 George Walkinshaw Whangarei Maunu Whangarei 027 4843018 [email protected] 179 Linda Wilkinson Whangarei Poroti 09-4346654 021 919966 [email protected] 179 Keith Fitzpatrick Whangarei Whangarei (021) 2358283 [email protected] 192 Ross Cook Whangarei Parua Bay Pataua South 09 4365749 027 2812984 [email protected] 204 Zareth Karena Northland Auckland upwards, mid north Bay of Islands, Whangarei, Kaiataia, far north 020 409 45175 [email protected] 230 Mike Smith Bay of islands KERIKERI 021 2734891 [email protected] David Spiers Kerikeri 021 2775228 [email protected] 245 Robert Corden Northland Kerikeri 021 0336009 [email protected] 241 John McEntee Opua Northland 021 2145564 [email protected] 272 Neil Davidson Opua Northland Paihia Russell Kerikeri kawakawa (shift worker) 0274 379368 [email protected] 282 Nicole Webb Whangarei/ Northland 021 0797112 [email protected] 295 Gavin White Kerikeri 09 4076611 [email protected] 381 Duane Doughty Northland Tangiteroria Auckland to Northland 0274 74 29 31 [email protected] 391 Dene Holyoake Dargaville and Pouto 021 734914 [email protected] 410 Robert Murray Kaitaia Kaitaia Kaitaia 09 4082532 (office) [email protected] 410 Alex Harbuz Kaitaia 021 2102500 [email protected] 440 Barry Crump around Hokianga 021 0332835 [email protected] 479 Dean Phare Kerikeri 022 1714490 [email protected] 482 Craig Robertson Kaitaia 021 1493045 [email protected] 483 Ian Burke Kaitaia 09 4067151 022 4371519 [email protected] 483 Tony Flay Kaitaia/ Far North 021 02814138 [email protected] 486 Dion O'Leary Northland to Auckland 027 341 2841 [email protected] 505 Melanie Peters Northland Mangawhai 021 514447 [email protected] 520 Jim Sharp North Auckland Kaipara District Maungaturoto 09 4318627 027 4832641 [email protected] 571 Peter Gregory Whangarei Kaipara Paparoa Text or email 021 995769 [email protected] 573 Martin Crann mangawhai/ Kaiwaka 021 2146008 [email protected] 573 Denis Muir Northland Kaiwaka [email protected] 602 Hayley Pragert Auckland Glen Eden Waitakere [email protected] 604 Marc van der Putten Auckland Titarangi 021 455180 [email protected] 604 Angus Cathcart Auckland Green Bay West Auckland 021 935435 [email protected] 604 Joseph Heays West Auckland 09 8136391 027 4121612 [email protected] 610 Thinus Oberholzer Auckland Waitakere 027 4880022 [email protected] 614 Chas Reade Auckland Waitakere Bethells 021 190 1342 [email protected] 620 Andy Young Northshore, Auckland 021 2682205 [email protected] 624 Ian Story Auckland Devonport, North Shore Auckland (09) 445 8860 027 2212 849 [email protected] 630 Alan Hockey Auckland Mairangi Bay Auckland 021 2423160 021 2423160 [email protected] 632 Jane McDonough Auckland Paremoremo North Shore 021 984881 [email protected] 632 Gerard Smith Auckland Greenhithe Auckland 09 416 0400 021 991 999 [email protected] 632 Dong Jin Park Auckland Albany 36 Sunvista Ave 021 943 084 [email protected] 660 Margaret Groot Auckland Waitakere Waitakere Township (09) 8109965 021 1752137 [email protected] 781 Sue Beesley Bethells Beach , Swanson, Ranui, Kumeu, Waimauku, Massey, Henderson Valley 09 8109234 [email protected] 792 Nas Matar North Shore Region from the Harbour Bridge to Silverdale 027 403 2809 [email protected] 793 Charlie McFarlan Auckland Coatesville Albany 021 403661 [email protected] 800 Robert Ramsey-Turner Auckland Helensville 027 2846620 [email protected] 843 Kim Kneijber Auckland Kaukapakapa north/west 021 1495724 [email protected] 874 Jason Everard Auckland Helensville Waioneke [email protected] 881 Lyn Armitage Auckland Waimauku Muriwai 027 4587632 [email protected] 881 Lyn Armitage West to nor West Auckland up to Helensville, Kaukapakapa 027 4578632 [email protected] 930 Aleks Brndusic Auckland Army Bay Whangaparaoa East Coast Bays [email protected] 930 Jim Jobbins Whangaparaoa, Orewa, Stillwater, Hibiscus Coast 09-4242213 [email protected] Post Code Name Region City Phone Cell Email 972 Toni Robertson Auckland Wellsford 09 4238970 [email protected] 981 Wilf Berger Auckland Warkworth Kaipara Flats 09 4224994 [email protected] 984 Jason Marshall Auckland Rodney Helensville 0274 999297 [email protected] 984 Kumar Suppaya Auckland Kaukapakapa Albany 09 9450968 021 230 7220 [email protected] 994 Brian Alexander Auckland Rodney Tahekeroa 09 4205028 [email protected] 994 William Titford Auckland Hibiscus Coast Puhoi 021 08114121 [email protected] 1011 BRYAN LANG AUCKLAND PONSONBY AUCKLAND 021 620716 021 620716 [email protected] 1023 Jonathan Long Central Auckland 022 076 3749 [email protected] 1024 John Werry Auckland Mt Eden Auckland 027 4960597 027 4960597 [email protected] 1025 Barry Coley Auckland Sandringham 027 4902452 [email protected] 1042 Geoff Matthews West Auckland 027 270 2545 [email protected] 1052 Angus Willison Auckland Parnell 021 560011 [email protected] 1060 Lei Luo Auckland Mount wellington East Auckland 021 983848 [email protected] 1081 Meggan Young Auckland Waiheke Island Palm Beach 027 4646913 [email protected] 2002 Michael Beckett Far North Russell Russell [email protected] 2014 Vanessa Preisig Howick East Auckland 027 8294000 [email protected] 2025 Ibrahim Mohammed Auckland Papatoetoe Manukau 022 1611993 [email protected] 2113 Daniel Ballschmiede Auckland Drury Drury 09 2947753 021 779090 [email protected] 2432 Brian Gordon Waikato Leamington Cambridge 027 4357340 2579 Ronald Avery Drury 09 2948044 021 956211 [email protected] 2677 Jim Greenhough Pukekohe Franklin District 021 448000 [email protected] 2696 Diane Saint Waikato Franklin Pukekawa 09 2334474 021 2793656 [email protected] 2924 Maryanne Pomare Manukau City Mangere East AUCKLAND [email protected] 3010 Jeremy Murray Rotorua Ngongotaha 027 5717094 [email protected] 3010 3015 Su Wood Rotorua Western Heights Rotorua 021 1712219 [email protected] 3015 Ruth Thomas Rotorua Utuhina Rotorua 021 1803970 [email protected] 3073 Lynda Sutton Rotorua Waikite Valley 027 6119295 3096 Wendy Boyd-Hicks Rotorua Awahoe Ngongataha 07 3323666 021 1440475 [email protected] 3096 Judy Knipmeijer Rotorua/Tauranga Kaharoa Rotorua 022 601 0447 [email protected] 3110 Mat Synge Tauranga Matua [email protected] 3110 Warren Albert Evans Tauranga Otumoetai Tauranga 027 231 9977 [email protected] 3110 Campbell Langley Tauranga Judea Tauranga 021 1084552 [email protected] 3110 Warren Evans Tauranga area - North to Katikati down South to Te Puke 027 2319977 [email protected] 3112 Owen Gabbie Tauranga Welcome Bay Tauranga 022 6977315 [email protected] 3116 Stephen Aitken Tauranga Mount Maunganui 07 5758927 027 8597787 [email protected] 3116 Dylan Tetenburg Tauranga, Rotorua 027 9170722 [email protected] 3118 Virgil Parlea Tauranga Papamoa Tauranga 021 2539636 [email protected] 3118 John Fransen Tauranga and surrounding areas 027 8350119 [email protected] 3119 Mark Simpson Te Puke Te Puke 07 5735537 [email protected] 3122 Gainna Stevens Bay of Plenty, Opotiki & Whakatane 027 8686966 [email protected] 3127 Bryn Slade KAWERAU Kawerau [email protected] 3171 Levi Pearson Tauranga Lower Kaimai Tauranga 027 2223167 027 2223167 [email protected] 3171 Frank Brown Tauranga Omanawa, Lower Kaimai 07 5430916 021 0787596 [email protected] 3171 Andy Walford Kaimai’s and Tauranga 022 409 8336 [email protected] 3172 Alan Tate Tauranga Te Puna 07 5480006 027 3872153 [email protected] 3173 Ray Reynolds Tauranga Ohauiti / Welcome Bay 07 5443207 027 726 4581 [email protected] 3173 Rodney Bell Tauranga Pyes Pa 027 2006897 [email protected] 3173 Dave McAnulty Tauranga Pyes Pa [email protected] 3175 Gordon Nairn Tauranga Welcome Bay 07 544 2882 027 5442882 [email protected] 3177 John Loveridge Athenree Katikati Bay of Plenty 07 8897084 [email protected] 3178 Darren Bartlam Bay of Plenty Katikati Katikati 021 332 702 [email protected] 3179 Brendon Albiston Tauranga and surrounding suburbs including Katikati and Whakatane 022-157-3480 [email protected] 3188 Deon Bellamy Bay of Plenty Te Puke Rangiuru 07 5736516 027 3847448 [email protected] 3189 Richard Klaus Te Puke Te Puke 07 5332231 027 3626724 [email protected] 3192 Tony Christie Eastern Bay [email protected] 3195 Nicol Finnie Raglan, Hamilton west txt0211753958 [email protected] 3206 Guy Bailey south Hamilton 027 2708745 [email protected] Post Code Name Region City Phone Cell Email 3210 Salvador Morales Hamilton, Ohaupo, Cambridge and south Taranaki ( Stratford, Eltham ) 027 9419281 [email protected] 3214 Simone Sheffield
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    422 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.· [No. 18 MILITARY DISTRICT No. 3 (WHANGAREI)-continued. MILITARY DISTRICT No. 3 (WHANGAREI)-continued. 270746 Lunjevich, Walter,!farm worker, Herekino, North Auckland. 283324 Moore, Sigurd, poultry-farmer, Lincoln Rd., Henderson. 402674 Lush, Ian Barton, motor mechanic and garage proprietor, 274199 Moran, James Rene, farm hand, care of A. Rewett, l\Iaunga- Great North Rd., Glen Eden, Auckland. turoto, North Auckland. · 286735 Lynch, Michael Francis, dairy-farmer, Te Pua, Helensville. 296410 Morgan, Reginald John, hay-bailer, Hukerenui. 243981 McBeath, Lawrence William, clerk, Puriri Park Rd., Maunu, 190001 Morris, Francis Wilfred, farmer, Waiotira, North Auckland. Whangarei. 429116 Morrish, Percy John Seymour, printer, 5 Poto Ave., 417153 McCarthy, Henry Cornelius, farm hand, Ruawai. Whangarei. 378520 McCarthy, John . Francis, roman catholic priest (Maori 281466 Morrison, Ronald Clifford, farmer, Portland, Whangarei. Mission), Pawarenga, Hokianga. 414855 Morton, Stanley Victor, grocer's assistant, Rawene,. 265682 McDermott, Walter John, truck-driver, Span Farm, Glen Hokianga. Eden, Auckland. ·290017 Muncaster, Jack Nelson, skilled clerk, care of Magistrate's 277300 McDonald, Duncan Raymond, farmer, Springs Flat, Kamo, Court, P.O. Box 13, Dargaville. Whangarei. 262969 Murdoch, Harry Douglas, herd-tester, care of Rodney Dairy 252754 :McDowell, Gilroy Richard, llfarapiu, Dargaville. Co., Warkworth. 247575 McGee, Joseph Hannam, dairy-farmer, Whakapara. 292299 Murray, Colin Christian, farmer, Marakohe, Kaipara. 397776 · McGhee, William John, farm hand, care of Mr. H. Melville, 262371 Nash, Joseph William, farmer, Rural Mail Delivery, Kohn Matakana, North Auckland. Kohu. 170839 McGill, John Martin Thomas, manager, 4 First Ave., 430648 Nelson, Robert Bruce, farm hand, Rural Delivery, Kaipara Whangarei. Flats. 424676 McGowan, Joseph William, dairy-farmer, Panguru Post-office.