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The Appropriation Bill 2003 FALKLAND ISLANDS GAZETTE Extraordinary PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY Vol. 127 1 May 2018 No. 6 The following are published in this Extraordinary Gazette Register of Electors for Camp Constituency; and Register of Electors for Stanley Constituency. 1 Register of Electors for Camp Constituency at 1 May 2018 1 Alazia Fayan Pamela Jane Port Edgar Farm, W.F.I 2 Alazia Hazel Carpenters Cottage,Teal Inlet, E.F.I 3 Alazia Keith Goose Green, E.F.I 4 Alazia Michael Robert Port Edgar Farm, W.F.I 5 Alazia Rhian Ella Port Edgar Farm 6 Anderson Tony James Port Howard Farm, W.F.I 7 Ashworth Glennis Fitzroy Ridge, E.F.I 8 Ashworth Malcolm Fitzroy Ridge, E.F.I 9 Bagley Darren Clive Riverview Farm, E.F.I 10 Battersby Jon Alan Hawkbit, Fitzroy, E.F.I 11 Battersby Margaret Mary Hawkbit, Fitzroy, E.F.I 12 Beattie Ian Robert Ewen North Arm, E.F.I 13 Bendyshe Angela Geraldine Mary Gibraltar Station, E.F.I 14 Bendyshe Pitaluga Antoinette Margaretha Mary Gibraltar Station, E.F.I 15 Berntsen Benjamin John Elephant Beach, E.F.I 16 Berntsen Iain Kenneth Sheffield Farm, W.F.I 17 Betts Bernard Keith Boundary Farm, W.F.I 18 Betts Diane Joan Fox Bay East, W.F.I 19 Blackley Shane David Saunders Island 20 Bonner Simon Port Howard, W.F.I 21 Boyce Sarah Jane North Arm Farm, E.F.I 22 Browning Anita Jayne Evelyn Station, E.F.I 23 Browning Gavin Evelyn Station, E.F.I 24 Castro Barrientos Gilberto Enrique Manager House, Fitzroy Farm, E.F.I 25 Clark Alan Neil Port Howard, W.F.I 26 Clarke Angela Sindy Elephant Beach Farm, E.F.I 27 Clarke Jeanette Kings Ridge Farm, E.F.I 28 Clarke Michael Jan Kings Ridge Farm, E.F.I 29 Clarke Suzanna Manager House, Fitzroy Farm, E.F.I 30 Clausen Goodwin Sophia Marina No.7 Goose Green, E.F.I 31 Clifton Heidi Monica Smylies Farm, Port San Carlos, E.F.I 32 Cockwell Benjamin William Fox Bay Village, W.F.I 33 Cockwell Clare Marie Fox Bay Village, W.F.I 34 Cockwell Grizelda Susan Chartres, W.F.I 35 Collins Finlay Shiralee 18 Fox Bay Village, W.F.I 36 Crowie Ana Bonita Peale Cottage, Darwin, E.F.I 37 Davis Aase Evelyn Station, E.F.I 38 Davis Ian John Evelyn Station, E.F.I 39 Davis Maurice Pot Rincon, Evelyn Station, E.F.I 40 Davis Stacey Elizabeth Riverview Farm E.F.I 41 Decroliere Carrie Madeline Helen Fox Bay Village, W.F.I 42 Decroliere Eric Ernest Albert Fox Bay Village, W.F.I 2 43 Dickson Charles George Brookfield, E.F.I 44 Dickson Doreen Wreck Point, E.F.I 45 Dickson Gerald William Wreck Point, E.F.I 46 Dickson Steven Charles North Arm, E.F.I 47 Didlick Fiona Margaret C Cottage, Darwin, E.F.I 48 Didlick Graham John C Cottage, Darwin, E.F.I 49 Donnelly Daniel Crooked Inlet, W.F.I 50 Donnelly Joyce Elizabeth Crooked Inlet, W.F.I 51 Edwards Norma Lake Sulivan, W.F.I 52 Edwards Rebecca Elizabeth Port Howard Farm, W.F.I 53 Edwards Roger Anthony Lake Sulivan, W.F.I 54 Evans Dale Clement Spring Point Farm, W.F.I 55 Evans Donna Newell Spring Point Farm, W.F.I 56 Evans Duane Richard Doyle Farm, W.F.I 57 Evans Michael David Spring Point Farm, W.F.I 58 Evans Richard Gregory Pebble Island Lodge 59 Felton Andrew James Cape Dolphin Farm, E.F.I 60 Felton Sonia Ellen Cape Dolphin Farm, E.F.I 61 Felton-Short Scott Daniel Philomel Farm, Fox Bay, W.F.I 62 Ferguson Ellen Rose Pot Rincon, Evelyn Station, E.F.I 63 Finlayson Neil Roderick North Arm, E.F.I 64 Ford Tanya Louise Albemarle Station, W.F.I 65 Gilding Amy Heather Port Louis, E.F.I 66 Gilding Peter Bernard Port Louis, E.F.I 67 Gleadell Marklin John Mosside Farm, E.F.I 68 Goodwin Neil Alexander William No 7 Goose Green, E.F.I 69 Gough Phyllis Candy Pot Rincon, Evelyn Station, E.F.I 70 Green Carol Ann 13 Fitzroy, E.F.I 71 Greenland Bonita Doreen Valkyrie House, Darwin, E.F.I 72 Greenland Kenneth David Valkyrie House, Darwin, E.F.I 73 Grierson Hew McInnes Blue Beach, San Carlos, E.F.I 74 Grimmer Edward Clear View, Fitzroy River, E.F.I 75 Grimmer Keith The Dunes, Fitzroy River, E.F.I 76 Grimmer Marilyn The Dunes, Fitzroy River, E.F.I 77 Halford Rodney John Casa Verde, San Carlos, E.F.I 78 Halford Sara Jayne Casa Verde, San Carlos, E.F.I 79 Halford Sharon Casa Verde, San Carlos, E.F.I 80 Hansen Ian Hill Cove, W.F.I 81 Hansen Matthew Alex Main Point, Hill Cove, W.F.I 82 Hansen Susan Ann Main Point Farm, W.F.I 83 Harvey Jen Hill Cove, W.F.I 84 Harvey Valerie Ann Hill Cove, W.F.I 85 Harwood Reuben Joseph Rum Station, Port Stephens, W.F.I 86 Heathman Ailsa Estancia, E.F.I 3 87 Heathman Ewart Tony Estancia, E.F.I 88 Hirtle Anthony Peaks Farm, W.F.I 89 Hirtle Doris Linda Port Howard, W.F.I 90 Hirtle Susan Mary Peaks Farm, W.F.I 91 Hobman Juan Jose Eleuterio Westley Farm, W.F.I 92 Hoy Dawn Sheffield Farm, W.F.I 93 Innes Gordon Hill Cove, W.F.I 94 Innes Isabella Alice Hill Cove, W.F.I 95 Jaffray Dereck Charles Bold Cove Farm, W.F.I 96 Jaffray Tanya Fiona Clear View, Fitzroy River, E.F.I 97 Jamieson Brian Neil South Harbour, W.F.I 98 Jamieson Kerri Yeoman South Harbour, W.F.I 99 Jennings Jacqueline West Point Island 100 Jones John Hugh Race Point Farm, E.F.I 101 Jones Karen Diana Bold Cove Farm, W.F.I 102 Jones Michael David Head Of Bay, E.F.I 103 Jones Michelle Race Point Farm, E.F.I 104 Jones Sheila Janice Head Of Bay, E.F.I 105 Kilmartin Kevin Seaton Bluff Cove Farm, E.F.I 106 Kilmartin Nicola Ruth Bluff Cove Farm, E.F.I 107 Knight Keith Andrew Coast Ridge, W.F.I 108 Knight Nigel Arthur Coast Ridge, W.F.I 109 Larsen Betty North Arm, E.F.I 110 Lee Beverley Christina Galley Café, Goose Green, E.F.I 111 Lee Christopher Port Howard, W.F.I 112 Lee Elizabeth Goose Green, E.F.I 113 Lee John Alfred Goose Green, E.F.I 114 Lee Leslie James Galley Café, Goose Green, E.F.I 115 Lee Mervyn Richard North Arm, E.F.I 116 Lee Myles Port Howard, W.F.I 117 Lee Trudi Dale Galley Café, Goose Green, E.F.I 118 Livermore Darren Rat Castle, Fitzroy, E.F.I 119 Lloyd Melvyn John Clay Pass Farm, E.F.I 120 Lloyd Valerie Ann Clay Pass Farm, E.F.I 121 Lowe Adrian Stewart Murrell Farm, E.F.I 122 Lowe Lisa Helen Murrell Farm, E.F.I 123 Luxton William Robert Chartres, W.F.I 124 MacDonald Derek George 3 Goose Green, E.F.I 125 MacDonald Isla Karen 3 Goose Green, E.F.I 126 Marsh Alastair Roy Shallow Harbour, W.F.I 127 Marsh Anna Deirdre Philomel Farm, Fox Bay, W.F.I 128 Marsh Gavin Nicholas Philomel Farm, Fox Bay, W.F.I 129 Marsh Helen Rose Rincon Ridge, Fox Bay West, W.F.I 130 Marsh Kevin Roy Harps Farm, W.F.I 4 131 Marsh Leon Peter Rincon Ridge, Fox Bay West, W.F.I 132 Marsh Marlane Rose Shallow Harbour, W.F.I 133 Marsh Patricia Ann Lakelands Farm, Fox Bay, W.F.I 134 Marsh Rachel Mandy Philomel Farm, Fox Bay, W.F.I 135 Marsh Robin Frank Lakelands Farm, Fox Bay, W.F.I 136 Marsh Samantha Ann Rincon Ridge Farm, Fox Bay, W.F.I 137 Maskell-Bott John Malcolm Hill Cove, W.F.I 138 Maskell-Bott Sarah Hill Cove, W.F.I 139 May Christopher Raymond Speedwell Island 140 May Lindsey Olga Speedwell Island 141 May Shaun Christopher Albemarle Station, W.F.I 142 McGhie James Smylies Farm, Port San Carlos, E.F.I 143 McGhie Jodie Kim Port North, W.F.I 144 McGhie Roy Port North, W.F.I 145 McGill Lorraine Iris Carcass Island 146 McGill Robin Perry Carcass Island 147 McKay Josephine Ann Greenhill Farm, Chartres, W.F.I 148 McKay Kenneth Andrew Greenhill Farm, Chartres, W.F.I 149 McKay Penelope Rose Westley Farm, W.F.I 150 McLeod John Dunvegan Cabin, E.F.I 151 McLeod Madeline Jean Dunvegan Cabin, E.F.I 152 McMullen Matthew John Kingsford Valley Farm, E.F.I 153 McPhee Mark Brookfield, E.F.I 154 McPhee Sheila Margaret Kingsford Creek, San Carlos, E.F.I 155 McPhee Terence Owen Kingsford Creek, San Carlos, E.F.I 156 McPhee Trudi Lynette Brookfield, E.F.I 157 McRae David Michael Carcass Island 158 Miller Catherine McLeod Fox Bay Village, W.F.I 159 Miller James Albert Fox Bay Village, W.F.I 160 Minnell Donna Marie Moss Side, E.F.I 161 Minnell Michael Robert Moss Side, E.F.I 162 Mitchell Leon John Mount Kent Farm, E.F.I 163 Molkenbuhr Lee Charles Johnson's Harbour Farm, E.F.I 164 Molkenbuhr Martha Jenny Johnsons Harbour, E.F.I 165 Morrison Edgar Ewen No.17 Goose Green, E.F.I 166 Morrison Lewis Ronald Goose Green, E.F.I 167 Newman Glynnis Karen Goose Green, E.F.I 168 Newman Lisa Jeraine Harps Farm, W.F.I 169 Nightingale Charlene Hill Cove, W.F.I 170 Nightingale Karl Richard West Lagoons, W.F.I 171 Nightingale Peter Hill Cove, W.F.I 172 Nightingale Sian Yvonne West Lagoons, W.F.I 173 Oliver Cynthia Dawn Fitzroy, E.F.I 174 Oliver Paul Fitzroy, E.F.I 5 175 Ovenden Philip David 13 Fitzroy, E.F.I.
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