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No 74, 23 June 1981, 1737 No. 74 1737 SUPPLEMENT TO THB NEW ZEALAND GAZE1TE OF THURSDAY, 18 JUNE 1981 Published by Authority WELLINGTON: TUESDAY, 23 JUNE 1981 The Queen's Birthday Honours 1981 To be Ordinary Commanders of the Civil Division of the Most Excellent Ord_er of the British Empire (C.B.E.): HIS Excellency the Governor-General has announced that Mervyn Miles Nelson CORNER, o.B.E., M.C., J.P., of Auck­ The Queen has been graciously pleased, on the occasion of !he land. For services to the New Zealand fishing industry and celebration of Her Majesty's Birthday, to confer the followmg the community. honours: Dr David Russell HAY, of Christchurch. For services to the New Zealand Heart Foundation. CIVIL LIST John Brownlow HORROCKS, M.C., E.D., of Auckland. For To be Ordinary Knights Commanders of the Civil Division of services to business management and the community. the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (K.B.E.): John Desmond ROSE, E.D., of Singapore, formerly of Auck­ land. For services to commerce and the community. Dr Alan STEWART, c.B.E., of Palmerston North. Vice­ Emeritus Professor John Tenison SALMON, F.R.S.N.Z., of Chancellor of Massey University since 1964. Waikanae. For services to conservation. The Right Honourable Sir (Arthur) Owen WOODHOUSE, Denis Vaughan SUTHERLAND, J.P., of New Plymouth. o.s.c., of Wellington. President of the Court of Appeal. For services to the City of New Plymouth. To be Knights Bachelor: To be Ordinary Officers of the Civil Division of the Most (Edward) Michael Coulson FOWLER, of Wellington. Mayor Excellent Order of the British Empire (O.B.E.): of the City of Wellington. Patrick John BOOTH, of Auckland. For services to Frederick Reed Alan HELLABY, of Auckland. For services journalism. to the meat industry and the community. (John) Brian BRAKE, of Auckland. For services to photo­ To be an Ordinary Member of the Civil Division of the graphy. Third Class, or Companion, of the Most Honourable Order Noel Stewart COAD, of Wellington. Lately, Director-General of the Bath (C.B.): of Lands. Henry Patrick GLEN, of Blenheim. For services to Heritage Dr Robert Martin WILLIAMS, c.B.E., of Wellington. Lately, Incorporated and the community. Chairman of the State Services Commission. Winifred Mary, Mrs GODDARD, of Lower Hutt. For ser­ To be Ordinary Members of the Third Class, or Companions, vices to the dietetic profession. of the Most Distinguished Order of St Michael and Claude Walter GREEN, E.D., of Rahotu, Taranaki. For ser­ St George (C.M.G.): vices to the Taranaki Harbour Board, farming and the community. The Right Reverend Manu Augustus BENNETT, of Te Puke. Jon Oliver Feilden HAMILTON, of Christchurch. For ser­ Lately, Bishop of Aotearoa. vices to engineering. Albert Eaton HURLEY, of Auckland. Parliamentary Com­ Athol Sydney George McGEADY, of Greymouth. For ser­ missioner for Investigation (Ombudsman) 1976-80. vices to farming. Norman Colin McLEOD, of Wellington. Commissioner of Noel Victor MANGIN, of Hamburg, Federal Republic of Works since 1973. Germany. For services to opera. 1738 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 74 Professor Eric Musard NANSON, of Auckland. For services Dr Alan Samual TURNER, o:f Napier. Physician-in-Charge, to medicine. Chest Clinic, Napier Hospital. John Joseph O'DEA, of Dunedin. For services to the com­ Miss Elisabeth Marjorie URQUHART, of Rotorua. For munity. services to the law and the community. Donald Carthew OLIVER, of Auckland. For services to John Gardiner WOOLF, of Wairoa. For services to local weightlifting and the community. body and community affairs. Jack Boland ROLFE, J.P., of Putaruru. For services to the community. The Queen's Service Medal for Community Service (Q.S.M.): Hugh SEW HOY, of Dunedin. For services to export and Muriel Rhoda, Mrs BARBER, of Wellington. the community. Zylpha May, Mrs BENNETT, of Timaru. John McCoubrie STEWART, of Wanganui. For services to Miss Winefride Marie BLAKE (Sister Mary Winefride), of veterinary science. Wellington. William Arthur Harold 'IHOMPSON, of Invercargi!l. For Colin CAMPBELL, of Rangiora. services to thoroughbred breeding, racing and the com­ Dorothy Christian Gordon, Mrs COOK, of Tauranga. munity. Hazel Daphne, Mrs DAWSON, of Taradale. Eric William Thomas TINDILL, of Wellington. For services Letitia Joan, Mrs DOUGLAS, of Invercargill. to rugby and cricket. Mingao Noho Whane, Mrs EDWARDS, of Maungatapere. Dr Donald William URQUHART, of Palmerston North. For Leonard Edward FRANCES, of Masterton. services to medicine, especially radiology. Irene Mary, Mrs GORDON, of Wellington. Harold Jeffery WHITWELL, of Palmerston North. Lately, Alexander John William GRANT, J.P., Brigadier, Salvation Principal, Palmerston North Teachers College. Army, of Taupo. To be Companions of The Queen's Service Order for Florence Marie, Mrs HARSANT, of Hahei. Community Service (Q.S.0.): Manatenoki Sally, Mrs KARENA, of Opunake. Mary Edith Evelyn, Mrs KNIGHT (Mrs Painter), of Auck- John Francis CALLAGHER, Lieutenant Colonel, Salvation land. Army, of Wellington. Odette Vivienne, Mrs LEATHER, of Auckland. Allan David DICK, of Waianakarua, North Otago. Miss Marjorie Mary MADDREN, of Whangarei. Barbara, Mrs GOODMAN, of Auckland. Miss May Elizabeth MARRIOTT, of Timaru. Harold Victor HAINES, of Wellington. Isaac Frank MILLER, of Belfast. Hugh McKERRELL, J.P., of Hastings. James NICHOLAS, of Brixton, Waitara. James RAFFERTY, of Leithfield Beach, North Canterbury. Victor John Carruthers NICHOLSON, J.P., of Palmerston Nora Nellie, Mrs STEED, of Gisbome North. Harold Lane THOMAS, of Hamilton. Wendy McGowan, Mrs NORTHCROFT, of Hokitika. To be Companions uf The Queen's Service Order for Public Ivy Nora, Mrs NORTON, of Kaiaua. Services (Q.S.0.): Miss Irene Angola OLIVER, of Rotorua. Morris James William PAULGER, of Christchurch. Herbert James Bowkett COE, of Wellington. George Arthur PINCKNEY, of Dannevirke. George GEE, J.P., of Petone. Hannah Maud Sheila Wilder, Mrs SHERRATT, of Puke­ James Ernest GREENSLADE, of Palmerston North. tapu, Hawke's Bay. William HEREWINI, J.P., of Porirua. Henare TUWHANGAI, of Kihikihi. Thomas McCRISTELL, M.B.E., J.P., of Balclutha. John Lyle NOAKES, M.B.E., J.P., of Tapu, Thames Coast. The Queen's Service Medal for Public Services (Q.S.M.): Ronald Francis TAYLOR, of Auckland. Colleen Elizabeth, Mrs BEATON, of Otira, Westland. Mabel, Mrs BRIDGE, of Rawene, Northland. To be Ordinary Members of the Civil Division of the Most Miss Pauline Dorothy COLLINS, of Christchurch. Excellent Order of the British Empire (M.B.E.): Elizabeth Sandison, Mrs DALY, Postmistress, Claris, Great Rowland Newton ANGOVE, of Napier. For services to Barrier Island. the disabled and the community. Frederick Arthur HITCHENER, of Wairoa. George Easton BARBER, of Foxton. For services to educa­ Minme Te Miri, Mrs KAMO, of Waikuku Beach, Rangiora. tion and the community. Lately, Public Health Nurse, Department of Health. Miss Barbara Isobel Louise BASHAM, J.P., of Wellington. Sylvia Theresa, Mrs KENNY, J.P., of Picton. For services to broadca8ting and the community. Hugh Francis Malcolm LOGAN, of Wellington. Clifford Halley BENSON, of Auckland. For services to the Dr Ronald Diarmid MACDIARMID, of Port Chalmers, handicapped and education. Dunedin. Edward Henry Raymond BOYD, of Levin. For services to Colin Chalmers MONTEATH, of Christchurch. the welfare of returned servicemen and the community. Arthur Stewart OMBLER, J.P., of Milton. Donald William CIMINO, of Wanganui. For services to Miss Dawn Rosemary PETERSEN, of Auckland. the Wanganui Museum and the community. Joseph Herbert Hugh PIERCE, M.B.E., E.D., J.P., of Mount Joyce Isabel, Mrs CLARKE, of Pleasant Point, South Canter­ Maunganui. bury. For services to the community. Miss Naomi RICKARD, J.P., of Ashburton. Robert Maurice CONLY, A.E., of Christchurch. For services Alois SCHICKER, J.P., of Okato. to art. Alice May, Mrs STUART, of Otaitai Bush, Invercargill. Lieutenant Commander William George COSTELLO, New The Reverend Robert Beaumont TAIT, of Dunedin. Zealand Cadet Forces, of Christchurch. Mitchell Daniel Tupari WALTERS, J.P., of Dargaville. Jane Labatt, Mrs CROSSE, of Patoka, Hawke's Bay. For Elsie Irene, Mrs WILEY, of Masterton. services to the New Zealand Red Cross Society. The Queen's Fire Service Medal for Distinguished Service Enid Joan, Mrs DURBIN, of Auckland. For services to net­ (Q.F.S.M.): ball. Alexander EDWARDS, J.P., of Cromwell. For services to Philip Hori DOUCHE, J.P., Fire Force Commander, Region the community. 3, New Zealand Fire Service, Palmerston North. Geoffrey Philip HOWARTH, of London, formerly of Clement Augustus CORNES, Lately, Chief Fire Officer, Tauranga. For services to cricket. Te Aroha Volunteer Fire Brigade, New Zealand Fire Frederick Stanley HUTCHINGS, J.P., of Rotorua. For ser­ Service. vices to the dairy industry. Graham Charles HOWEY, J.P., Chief Fire Officer, Pleasant Helen Agnes, Mrs JACKMAN, of Auckland. For services to Point Volunteer Fire Brigade, New Zealand Fire Service. the Maori People and education. POLICE LIST Miss Patricia Frances McKELVEY, of Wellington. For ser­ To be an Ordinary Officer of the Civil Division of the Most vices to women's cricket. Excellent Order of the British Empire (O.B.E.): Graha!ll Neil Kenneth MOURIE, of Opunake, Taranaki. For services to rugby. Bryan William GIBSON, Assistant Commissioner, New Antho~y Audrey St C;lair Murray MURRAY-OLIVER, of Zealand Police. Wellmgton. For services to the Alexander Turnbull Library The Queen's Service Medal for Public Services (Q.S.M.): and art history. Brian Patrick QUINN, of Alexandra. For services to Lawrence Cecil GABITES, Sergeant, New Zealand Police. shearing. Hugh Graham ENDICOTT-DAVIES, Senior Constable, New Zealand Police. William Eaton ROBERTS, J.P., of Otorohanga. For services to the community. The Queen's Police Medal for Distinguished Service (Q.P.M.): George Colin SPRATT, of Te Puke. For services to horticul­ Edward John TRAPPITT, M.B.E., Assistant Commissioner, ture. New Zealand Police. 23 JUNE THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 1739 MILITARY LIST Flight Lieutenant Gavin Robert LECKNER (W81670), Royal New Zealand Air Force.
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