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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETIE No.2 84 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETIE No.2 Mangere Colin James Moyle Collingwood Bobby Calf Pool Committee­ Manukau Roger Owen Douglas Lewis CampbeH Langford, Manurewa Mervyn Langlois Wellington Leslie Frank Nalder, Marlborough Edward Gale Latter Victor Alan Pomeroy, Miramar William Lambert Young Graeme Beardmore, Mount Albert Warren Wilfred Freer Edward Lewis Scrimgeour, and Napier Gordon Christie Frederick George Henry Brewer. Nelson Stanley Austin Whitehead New Lynn ...... Jonathan Lucas Hunt Huntly West Bobby Calf Pool Committee­ New Plymouth Anthony Peter David Friedlander Graeme Hamilton Comins, North Shore George Frederick Gair Robert Wills, Oamaru Jonathan Herbert Elworthy Gerard Joseph Jones, Onehunga ..... Frank Lewis Rogers Campbell Cecil Jones, Otago Central Warren Ernest Cooper John Slee, and Otahuhu Robert James Tizard Jack Frederick Chadwick. Pahiatua Keith Jacka Holyoake Pakuranga ..... Gavin Price Ansell Downie Inglewood Bobby Calf Pool Committee­ Palmerston North John Lancelot Lithgow William Percival Brown, Papanui Herbert John Walker Brian Fabish, Petone Fraser MacDonald Colman Thomas Gillespie, Piako John Finlay Luxton Standish Ian Douglas Herbert, Porirua Gerard Aloysius Wall William Robert Johnston, Raglan Marilyn Joy Waring Owen David Paton, Rakaia Colin Campbell Alexander Joseph Hayden Smith, and McLachlan Alister Ian White. Rangiora Derek Francis Quigley Katikati Bobby Calf Pool Committee­ Rangitikei Roy Emile Jack Remuera David Allan Highet Douglas Murray Claude Hume, Riccarton Eric Sidney Fostyn Holland Albert Roy Diggelmann, Rodney Peter Ian Wilkinson Thomas George Harray, Roskill Arthur James Faulkner Selwyn Ernest Savage, Rotorua Henry Robert Lapwood Albert Cyril Elliot, Ruahine Leslie Walter Gandar Earl Mathew Greaney, st. Albans Roger Patrick Blundell Drayton Douglas James Earl, and St. Kilda William Alex Fraser James Alexander Cooper. South Canterbury Robert Leslie Gapper Talbot Marlborough Bobby Calf Pool Committee­ Stratford David Spence Thomson Sydenham ..... Norman John Kirk John Andrew Woolley, Tamaki Robert David Muldoon Eric Ian Waters, Tasman Wallace Edward Rowling Russell George WooUey, Taupo Ramon John La Varis Maurice Oswald Moore, Tauranga Keith Reading Allen Daniel Frederick Morrison, and Timaru Basil Malcolm Arthur Robert James Forrest. Waikato Lancelot Raymond Adams- Mangatawhiri-Pokeno Bobby Calf Pool Committee­ Schneider John David Dean, Wairarapa Manuera Ben Riwai Couch William Motion, Waitemata Dail Michael John Jones David McCrea Young, Wallace Brian Edward Talboys Victor Alan Bull, Wanganui Cedric Russell Marshall Clifton Charles O'Leary, Wellington Central Kenneth Mark Comber George McCheyne, West Coast Patrick Blanchfield Frank George Jeffs, Western Hutt Brian Spencer Lambert Whangarei ..... John Gordon Elliott John Charles Heaven, and Wigram Michael Aynsley Connelly Barry Mynot Titchmarsh. Eastern Maori Paraone Brown Reweti Maungaturoto Bobby Calf Pool Committee­ Northern Maori Matiu Rata Alex Joseph Bonham, Southern Maori Tini Whetu Marama Tirikatene­ Edgar Ruskin Hames, Sullivan Julian Gordon Holst, Western Maori Koro Tainui Wetere Walter Slako, Dated 81t Wellington this 14th day of January 11976. Christopher Carleton McNeil Gordon P. J. BROOKS, 'Deputy Clerk of the Writs. Alan Ralph Flower, Bertram Charles Cuff, (l.A. 72/2/6) Charles Warren Ford, and Bryce Trevor Cullen. Murchison Bobby Calf Pool Committee­ Denis Cheston Brown, Norman James Peacock, Henrv Devening Rouse, Reg Gilbert Thomson, and Members 01 Bobby Calf Pool Committees Elected William John Ashley Todd. Norsewood United Bobby Calf Pool Committee­ PuRsUANT to the Bobby Calf Marketing Regulations 1955, notice has been received by the New Zealand Dairy Board Neville Barclay, that the persons whose names are set out under the name of Paul Vivian Stephens, each Bobby Calf Pool Committee in the Schedule hereto Brian William Montieth, have been duly elected as members of that committee. Anthony Edward James, Bruce HaroW Andersen, Colin James Alexander Haye, and SCHEDULE Alan Hunt. Bunnythorpe-Whakarongo Bobby Calf Pool Committee­ Piako Federated Bobby Calf Pool Committee­ Alfred Brown Campbell, James Thomas Finnegan, Thomas Manchester Jamieson, Geoffrey Harold Feaver, Ivan Samuel Macaulay, Peter James Davis, Claude Ernest Churchouse, Joseph Anthony Hopkinson, Allan Henry Goodman, Peter Graham Galloway, Daniel John Lynch, Robert Scott Vickers, Harry klbert Houghton, James Robert Young, Raymond Frederick Olausen, and Gordon Douglas Todd, and Douglas Victor Cresswell. Mervyn Milton Taylor, .
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