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New Zealand Gazette No. 119 3319 SUPPLEMENT TO THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE OF THURSDAY, 7 OCTOBER 1982 Published by Authority WELLINGTON: WEDNESDAY, 13 OCTOBER 1982 List of Names of Justices of the Peace for New Zealand Absolom, John Archer, Peka Peka R.D. 4, Rissington, Napier. Aburn, Mrs Lois Amy, 20 Muir Street, Green Island, Dunedin. Acey, Mrs Frances Helen, 3 Owen Street, Newtown, Wellington 2. Ackroyd-Kelly, John William, 226 Ohiro Road, Brooklyn, Wel- THE following list of names of Justices of the Peace at present hold­ lington 2. ing office is published pursuant to section 3 (2) of the Justices of A'Court, Mrs Donna Edith, 31 Kawiu Road, Levin. the Peace Act 1957. The list incorporates advised amendments up A'Court, Jack Grant, 6 Lyndhurst Road, Tawa. to 11 December 1981. Acton-Adams, William, Australia. Adam, Mrs Mary Olive, 71 Ajax Street, Milton. Adam, Owen Winstone, 98 Glen Road, Raumati South. Adams, Ernest John, 46 Carysfort Street, Mt Maunganui. Adams, Ernest Neil, 404 Queens Drive, Invercargill. Adams, James Geoffrey Erne, 39 Owens Road, Epsom, Auckland 3. Abbott, Mrs Dorothy Astor, 130 Clyde Street, Island Bay, Wel­ Adams, Jack Turrell, 1076 Beach Road, Torbay, Auckland 6. lington 2. Adams, Leslie Roland, I 04 Hape Road, Thames. Abbott, Mrs Inez Margaret Catherine, 11 Maungakiekie Avenue, Adams, Maurice John, 91 Market Road, Epsom, Auckland 3. Greenlane, Auckland 5. Adams, Miles Lindsay William, Orere Road, Clevedon, Manukau Abbott, Thomas William Robert, Lower Duthie Road, R.D. 15, City. Hawera. Adams, Percy Bruce, Ruapuke Road, Te Mata R.D. 2, Raglan. Abbott, Thomas Willie Q.S.M., 4 King Street, Papatoetoe. Adams, Peter William, 28 Kirrie Avenue, Te Atatu South, Auck­ Abela, Alexander Sydney, 18 Barlow Place, Birkenhead, Auckland land 8. 10. Adams, Ronald Leslie, Aranga, R.D. 6, Dargaville. Abernethy, Alister Scott, 225 Whites Line East, Lower Hutt. Adams, Warren Albert, 2A Wickstead Place, Massey East, Auck­ Abrahams, Gordon Thomas, 18 Wyre Street, Kaitangata, South land 8. Otago. Adamson, Adam Laurence O.B.E., Kelston, Rosedale, Invercargill. 3320 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 119 Adcock, Edwin George, 44 Bounty Street, Bryndwr, Christchurch Ambler, Frederick Norman o.B.E., I Hona Avenue, Mt Eden, Auck- 5. land 3. Addis, Keith, Linburn Road, R.D. 3, Waipawa. Ambler, Norman Godfrey, 45 Selwyn Road, Epsom, Auckland 3. Adeane, Owen Kenrick, 32 Morgan Avenue, Napier. Amey, Leonard Roy, Tamar Street, Rongotea. Adsett, Raymond Henry, Post Office, Raupunga. Ammundsen, George Albert Q.S.M., 4 Kent Road, Wanganui. Ager, George Richard, Rata Road, Greenhithe, Auckland. Amoore, John Edward, 21 Main Street, Raglan. Agnew, John Kennedy, 22A Tauroa Road, Havelock North. Amos, George Stanley, F/1 Anscombe Flats, 212 Oriental Pd, Wel­ Aickin, Miss Eva Nina Joy, Ruatuna R.D. I, Matakohe. lington. Aiken, Douglas Ronald Alexander, 26 Okona Cres, Ngongotaha, Amos, Gordon Eric, SIA Stanley Point Road, Devonport, Auck- Rotorua. land 9. Aiolupotea, Toleafoa Kerisimasi, 35 McCullough Avenue, Papa- Amos, Mrs Jill Edwina, 39 Grange Road, Mt Eden, Auckland 3. toetoe, Auckland. Anaru, Mrs Hanahira, 114 Old Taupo Road, Rotorua. Airs, Edward James, 65 Te Awa Kura Terrace, Christchurch 8. Anaru, Henry, 72 Grandvue Road, Rotorua. Aitcheson, Leslie, 3 Constant Street, Sawyers Bay, Dunedin. Anaru, Peter Heremia, 57 Galway Street, Kawerau. Aitchison, James Douglas, Opiki R.D. 4, Palmerston North. Andersen, Archibald Leonard, F/1 159 Wellesley Road, Marewa, Aitchison, John Tennent Baxter, McDonald R.D. I, Levin. Napier. Aitchison, Mrs Mary Forest, Address Unknown. Andersen, John Benjamin, 829 Ferry Road, Woolston, Christ- Aitken, Mrs Amy Louise, F/2 6A Adrienne Place, Onehunga, Auck- church 2. land 6. Andersen-Bak, Ronald, 88 Smith Street, Matamata. Aitken, Mrs Elma Vivian, 60A Campbell Road, Auckland 6. Anderson, Alan Laurence, 53 Woolfield Road, Papatoetoe. Aitken, Mrs Evelyn Maude, 56 Colenso Street, Christchurch 8. Anderson, Arthur Eric John, Address Unknown. Aitken, George Moore, Whenuahou, Waipawa, Hawkes Bay. Anderson, Charles Denholm, 59 Towack Road, Riverton. Aitken, Jack Gifford, 4 Crawford Street, Naenae, Lower Hutt. Anderson, Derek Arnott, Kalimera Hundalee, R.D. Parnassus, North Aitken, John Gerrie, Glenbrae, P.O. Box 10, Patearoa. Canterbury. Aitken, Raymond William, Pukehiki, R.D. 2, Dunedin. Anderson, Douglas Alexander Mitchell, Private Bag, Te Awamutu. Aitken, Russell Faulkner C.B.E., Rixlade, 64 Seaview Road, Pare- Anderson, Edward Barrie, Lochinvar, 26 Alfredton Road, Eketa- mata. huna. Aitken, Thomas, 34 Cromer Street, Balclutha. Anderson, Hector Andrew, 9 Fausett Avenue, Pukekohe. Aitken, Thomas, 22 Glencarron Street, Alexandra. Anderson, James, 53 Tainui Road, Cheltenham, Takapuna City. Aitken, William Stewart, 11 Connolly Street, Geraldine. Anderson, James Alfred, 5 Chester Avenue, Grey Lynn, Auckland Aitkenhead, Robert, 8 Tauranga Road, Waihi. 2. Akers, John Robin, 5 Hamilton Road, Kilbirnie, Wellington 3. Anderson, John Warwick, Gladstone Road, East Taieri. Akuhata-Brown, Joseph, "Tupuni", Te Araroa Road, Hicks Bay. Anderson, Mrs Madeline Sibyl, 150 11am Road, 11am, Christchurch Albert, Lionel, 28/163 Tamaki Drive, Kohimarama, Auckland 5. 4. Albertson, Mrs Janice Elsie, 39 Blampied Road, Otara. Anderson, Mrs Mary, P.O. Box 24, Stirling, South Ota~o. Alcock, Harry Frederick, I Amanda Avenue, Hamilton. Anderson, Ronald Gilmour, Black Rock R.D. 2, Cheviot, Canter­ Alderson, Allan, 78 Te Puea Avenue, Meremere. bury. Alderson, Trevor Stanley, Mangarimu, Rangiwahia, R.D. 4 Kim­ Anderson, Ross Charles B.E.M., 63 Godden Cres, Mission Bay, Auck­ bolton. land 5. Aldridge, Arthur Francis, Russell Street, Waipukurau. Anderson, Stanley Eric, 12 Cavendish Sq, Strathmore Park, Wel­ Aldridge, Clive Raymond, care of Post Office, Mokihinui, via West- lington 3. port. Anderson, Stanley Gilbert, R.D. 3, Gummies Bush, Invercargill. Aldridge, Colin Clarence Lewis, 502 Avenue Road, West, Hastings. Anderson, Victor Maxwell M.B.E., Spring Rock, 46 Alfredton Road, Aldridge, Douglas Ernest, I Tudor Place, Mt Maunganui. Eketahuna. Aldridge, Lawrence William, 2 Harbour Street, St Mary's Bay, Anderson, William Alexander, 598 Kelly's Road, Christchurch. Auckland I. Anderton, Mrs Annie Gertrude, Address Unknown. Aldridge, Russel Albert, Mapiu, R.D. 3, Te Kuiti. Andrew, Jeffrey Mervyn, 40 Roseneath Terrace, Roseneath, Wel- Alexander, Donald William, 22 Ashwell Street, Kohimarama, lington 3. Auckland 5. Andrews, Clarence Leo, River Terrace, R.D. I, Brightwater. Alexander, Newton James, P.O. Nuhaka, Hawkes Bay. Andrews, George Ramsay M.B.E. M.c., o.c.M., R.D. 3, Te Aroha. Alexander, Mrs Patricia May, 5 Roxburgh Street, Petone. Andrews, Lloyd Robert, Grahams Beach, R.D. 4, Waiuku. Alexander, Mrs Veronica Margaret, 8A Woodbank Street, Christ- Andrews, Mrs Mary Elizabeth, 37 Exeter Cres, Pirimai, Napier. church 2. Andrews, Reginald Percy, 56A Plymouth Street, Wanganui. Alfrey, Donald George, 70 Dundas Street, Seatoun, Wellington 3. Andrews, Robert William, 178 Derby Street, Westport. Allan, Cyril John, Frankton, R.D. I, Cromwell. Andrews, Mrs Rosemary Pitwood, 179 Boucher Avenue, Te Puke. Allan, Mrs Emme, 23 Newall Street, Kawerau. Andrews, Samuel Joseph, Mokai via Atiamuri, Taupo. Allan, Francis William, 55 Parklands Drive, Christchurch 2. Andrews, Walter Frederick, Te Arei Road, Huirangi R.D. 3, New Allan, Frederick William, Address Unknown. Plymouth. Allan, George, 30 Ngaurahoe Street, Taupo. Andrews, Whaimatua Samuel, 41 Toneariro Street, Castlecliff, Allan, Ian Eastwood, 51 Nicholson Road, Khandallah, Wellington Wanganui. 4. Angel, Alton Graham, 123 Creswick Terrace, Northland, Welling- Allan, James Graham, Hamilton Road, P.O. Box 121, Cambridge. ton 5. Allan, James Tait, 12 Lonsdale Cres, Rongotai, Wellington 3. Anglesey, Mrs Joyce Harriet, Tadmor, R.D. 2· Wakefield, Nelson. Allan, John Charles, 13 Richard Avenue, Manukau City. Angus, Alan McDougal, 17 Leicester Street, Stoke, Nelson. Allan, John Palmer, 8 Michael Street, Rakaia. Angus, Gordon Lancaster, Address Unknown. Allan, Sidney Thomas, 168 Esplanade, Kaikoura. Annan, John William Henry, 282 Whitney Street, Blockhouse Bay, Allan, Wilfred John Davy, Wech Drive, Warkworth. Auckland 7. Allan, William Muir, Main South Road, R.D. 32, Opunaki. Annand, George William, 136 Donald Street, Karori, Wellington 5. Allard, Mrs Belinda Irene Isobel, 84 Ballarat Street, Ellerslie, Auck- Anslow, Edward John, 62 Paki Street, Huntly West. land 5. Anstis, Richard Samuel, P.O. Box 196, Opotiki. Allen, Hon Alfred Ernest C.M.G., 32 Carlton Cres, Maeratai Beach, Anstruther, Mrs Mary, 221 Taupehi Road, Turangi. Manukau City. Anthony, Henry John, 465 Remuera Road, Remuera, Auckland 5. Allen, Alfred John Hesketh, 22 Roosevelt Street, Levin. Anton, William Jukes, P.O. Box 9766, Courtenay Place, Wellington Allen, Mrs Doreen Mary B.E.M., 2 Fawcett Street, South Dunedin. I. Allen, Miss Dorothy, Kelly Street, Reefton. Antony, Barry Reed, 19 Eccles Avenue, Te Kauwhata. Allen, Mrs Enid Dunwoodie, 21 Greenhill Avenue, Wakari, Dune- Apatu, Wirihana Terence, Lakeview Road, Waipukurau. din. Aperahama, James Gerrard Pera, P.O. Box 133, Mangonui, North Allen, George Windsor, 7 Te Atatu Road, Henderson, Auckland 8. Auckland. Allen, James Gilbert John, 4 Nicholls Avenue, Petone. Aplin, Ian Burnett, 36 Royston Street, Papakura. Allen, Maurice Frank, 8 Alfred Street, Nelson. Apperley, Colin Robert, 1012 Williams Street, Hastings. Allen, Hon Mr Percy Benjamin, I Halberg Cres, Whakatane. Apperley, Roger Bernard, 16 Kimberley Road, Epsom, Auckland Allen,
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