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2106 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No 2106 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 91 Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Name Address Date of Registration Peart Alan McGregor DFC BE(CIVIL) FIPENZ 49 Woodvale Grove, Lower Hutt 20/11/53 Peat Donald Gordon BSC BE(HONS)(ELECT) MIPENZ 29 Freeling Street, Island Bay, Wellington 13/04/89 Peddie Andrew Richard BE(HONS)(AG) MIPENZ 40 Waianiwa Place, Tokoroa 12/11/87 Pedersen Donald Peter BE MIPENZ 165 Valley Road, Kawerau, Bay of Plenty 10/12/84 Pedersen Melvin John BE(ELECT) MIPENZ P.O. Box 13-302, Christchurch 25/11/71 Peet Jeremy Alfred BE MIPENZ 54A Matai Street West, Christchurch 24/11/70 Peet Nelson John BSC PHD FICHEME FIPENZ FNZIC Dept of Chemical & Process Eng, Univ of Canterbury, Private Bag, Christchurch 25/09/69 Pegg Stewart BE(HONS)(ELECT) ME(ELECT) 8 Puriri Street, Miramar, Wellington 11/04/89 Pehi William Barry BE 159 Tamamutu Street, Taupe 02/12/76 Pemberton Douglas Gregory ME(AG) 10 Douglas Street, Whakatane 13/10/75 Penman David William BE ME C.ENG MIEE 45 Calvin Place, Avondale, Auckland 25/06/80 Penman Shelford James BE(HONS)(CIVIL) 53 Links View Drive, Omokoroa, R.D. 2, Tauranga 16/12/54 Penney Christopher James BE(ELECT) MIPENZ 20 Montreal Grove, Kingston, Wellington 31/01/89 Penny Anthony Thomas BSC BE(CIVIL) MIPENZ Care of MVA Asia Ltd., Room 701, East Town Building, 41 Lockhart Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong 01/12/77 Penny Bruce Howard B ARCH CENG MICE REGDARCH 17 Papahia Street, Parnell, Auckland 03/10/63 Penny John Robert BE(HONS) ME(DIST) MIPENZ 96 Te Mata Road, Havelock North 08/05/91 Penwarden Carl John BE(ELECT) MIPENZ P.O. Box 11-825, Manners Street, Wellington 09/08/91 Pepperle Stephen David BSC CENG MIEE 20 Northfield Road, Christchurch 25/11/68 Percy David Robert BE MIPENZ Pertronic Industries Ltd., P.O. Box 35-063, Wellington 30/06/72 Perfect Shelley Anita BE(HONS)(CIVIL) MIPENZ MICE Works Consultancy Services, P.O. Box 1482, Christchurch 11/04/89 Perinpanayagam Chris Ironside BSC(ENG) MSC(ENG) CENG Electricorp Production, P.O. Box 1019, Wellington 06105177 MICE MIPENZ Perrett Hugh George BE CENG FICE MHKIE 9/59 Victoria Road, Devenport, Auckland 9 20/12/88 Peters Cleophas Robert BE(ELECT) ME(ELECT) AMIEE MIEEE AFFCO NZ Ltd., P.O. Box 90, Auckland 11/08/88 MIPENZ Peters Graham Aubrey BSC MIEE 92 Motatau Road, Papatoetoe 24/03/53 Peters Garry Evan BE MIPENZ NZCE 191 Glenvar Road, Torbay, Auckland 22/09/82 Peterson Colin Graham BE Telecom Auckland Ltd., Private Bag, Auckland 05/07/74 Peterson David Edward BE MSC MIWEM MIPENZ Care of Harrison Grierson, Consultants Ltd., P.O. Box 37091, Parnell 06/05177 Petherick Laurence Bruce BE MIPENZ ANZIV Bycroft Petherick Ltd., Professional Chambs, 162 Wicksteed Street, Wanganui 13/11/67 Petherick Murray Reid BE 3 Fox Street, Alexandra 22/11/78 Petrenas Bruno William BE ME DIPPM REG ENG MIPENZ 3 Otumoetai Road, Tauranga 26/11/80 MALGENZ Petrenko Andrij BE MIPENZ 74 Bassett Road, Remuera, Auckland 24/11/83 Petricevich Michael Richard BE NZILAM 28 Cassino Street, Bayswater, Auckland 25/11/68 Petrie Donald David BE MS(BERK)MIPENZ Traffic Design Group Ltd., P.O. Box 30-721, Lower Hutt 07/04/76 Petrie Murray Warren BE(CIVIL) MIPENZ City Consultants, Dunedin City Council, P.O. Box 5045, Dunedin 18/04/77 Petrie Stewart Alexander BE(HONS) MSC DIC DIPMGT CENG 24 Michie Street, Dunedin 06/07172 MICE MIPENZ ANZIM Petrou Loucas Sotiri BE(HONS)(CIVIL) MIPENZ 238 Godden Crescent, Mission Bay, Auckland 30/01/91 Petrove Michael William BE(HONS)(ELECT) MIPENZ ACIS 43C Mangorei Road, New Plymouth 11/08/88 Petty Ian David BE(CIVIL) NZCE(CIVIL) 32 Hythe Terrace, Mairangi Bay, Auckland 18/01/90 Pham Luong Tan BE(HONS)(MECH) 62 Orangi Kaupapa Road, Northland, Wellington 25/11/81 Phare John Douglas CENG MIEE MIPENZ 20A Siota Cres, Kohimarama, Auckland 07107152 Phelan Peter John BE(HONS) ME MIPENZ Dept of Civil Engineering, University of Canterbury, Private Bag, Christchurch 27106179 Pheloung Henry Morgan BE MIPENZ 34 Raurenga Avenue, Royal Oak, Auckland 24/11/83 Phillimore Wayne Stephen BE(CIVIL) REG ENG 9 Ross Street, Mitcham, Victoria 3132, Australia 19/09/85 Phillips Lawrence Michael BE(CIVIL) REG ENG 78 Beauchamp Street, Karori, Wellington 17/08/88 Phillips Murray Harrison BE(HONS) ME MIPENZ P.O. Box 36-108, Lower Hutt 09/07/73 Phillips Paul BE MIPENZ AMP Society, P.O. Box 1290, Wellington 21/11/79 Phoon Chek Hoong BSC(ENG)(LOND) CENG MIMECHE MIMARE 5 Ranfurly Road, Epsom, Auckland 20/12/88 MIPENZ Phythian John Edward BE MIPENZ 54 View Road, Mount Eden, Auckland 11/10/76 Pick Barry David MIMECHE MIPENZ 26 James Cook Street, Havelock North 27/03/62 Pickering Dennis MIMECHE 43 Karaka Street, Wainuiomata 14/07/75 Pickett Tom MIMECHE MIMARE 6 Waipapa Terrace, Hataitai, Wellington 12/12/63 Pickford Anthony John BE MIPENZ P.O. Box 12-041, Wellington 05/07172 Picot John Francis BE MIPENZ 21 Norman Lesser Drive, St Johns Park, Auckland 21/11/79 Pidcock John Barrie French BE(HONS)(NSW) CENG MICE 1 St Paul's Court, 81 High Street, Winchester, Hampshire, MIE(AUST) S023 9AP, England 08/10/80 Pidgeon Philip John BE(ELECT) 32 Taylor Terrace, Tawa 17/11/89 Pietkiewicz Karol CENG MIEE Unit 3, 10 Kilbirnie Crescent, Wellington 05/06/57 Piggott Brent Graham BE(CIVIL) MIPENZ 4 Grendon Road, Titirangi, Auckland 02/09/88 Pigou Douglas Robert BSC BE(HONS) MIPENZ P.O. Box 12094, Penrose, Auckland 18/09/86 Pilbrow Neil Cedric BE(HONS)(CIVIL) MBA MIPENZ 9 Farnham Place, Ilam, Christchurch 13/07/78 Pine Christopher Ross BE MIPENZ CM Strachan & Associates, P.O. Box 30 444, Lower Hutt 28/07177 Pinfold Terence Michael Copland BE(CIVIL) MIPENZ Wellington Regional Council, P.O. Box 11-646, Wellington 27106179 Pinnell Graham Charles BE Agriculture Engineering Inst, Private Bag 3062, Hamilton 28107177 Pitt William Henry BE MIEE MIMECHE MIPENZ 46 Ponsonby Road, Karori, Wellington 20/10/54 Pittwood Anthony Robin BE MIPENZ New Plymouth Energy, Private Bag, New Plymouth 19/07 /84 Plimmer Philip John ED BE(CIVIL) MIPENZ AFNZIM P.O. Box 10422, Hamilton 29/06/67 Plumpton Neil MacKenzie BE 10 McGregor Avenue, Napier 07/12/72 Plumridge Raymond John MISTRUCTE MIPENZ DIPTP(AUCK) 18 Leinster Avenue, Raumati South 21/09/73 Plutecki Jan Waldemar BE(HONS) 4 Pulham Crescent, Hamilton 11/08/88 Poff Christopher Leo BE(ELECT) MIPENZ Care of Engineering Section, Benmore Area Office, Electricorp Prod,Private Bag, Otematata 24/01/92 Pokino Papamama BE(CIVIL) Oneroa, Mangaia, Cook Islands 25/06/68 Polglase Allan Trevor BE 255 Golf Road, Titirangi, Auckland 11/08/52 Pollard Edward Joseph BE MIPENZ Sunds Defibrator Ltd., P.O. Box 4538, Auckland 28107177 Pollard John Leonard BE(HONS) MIPENZ Apartment 82, Ruamrudee Court, 33 SOI Ruamrudee, Polenchit Road, Bangkok 10500, Thailand 07107183 .
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