New Zealand Gazette – 1982 – No. 119

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✨ List of Justices of the Peace

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

THE following list of names of Justices of the Peace at present holding office is published pursuant to section 3 (2) of the Justices of the Peace Act 1957. The list incorporates advised amendments up to 11 December 1981.

Abbott, Mrs Dorothy Astor, 130 Clyde Street, Island Bay, Wellington 2.
Abbott, Mrs Inez Margaret Catherine, 11 Maungakiekie Avenue, Greenlane, Auckland 5.
Abbott, Thomas William Robert, Lower Duthie Road, R.D. 15, Hawera.
Abbott, Thomas Willie q.s.m., 4 King Street, Papatoetoe.
Abela, Alexander Sydney, 18 Barlow Place, Birkenhead, Auckland 10.
Abernethy, Alister Scott, 225 Whites Line East, Lower Hutt.
Abrahams, Gordon Thomas, 18 Wyre Street, Kaitangata, South Otago.

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, Wellington 2.
A’Court, Mrs Donna Edith, 31 Kawiu Road, Levin.
A’Court, Jack Grant, 6 Lyndhurst Road, Tawa.
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.
Adams, Jack Turrell, 1076 Beach Road, Torbay, Auckland 6.
Adams, Leslie Roland, 104 Hape Road, Thames.
Adams, Maurice John, 91 Market Street, Epsom, Auckland 3.
Adams, Miles Lindsay William, Orere Road, Clevedon, Manukau City.
Adams, Percy Bruce, Ruapuke Road, Te Mata R.D. 2, Raglan.
Adams, Peter William, 28 Kirrie Avenue, Te Atatu South, Auckland 8.
Adams, Ronald Leslie, Aranga, R.D. 6, Dargaville.
Adams, Warren Albert, 2A Wickstead Place, Massey East, Auckland 8.
Adamson, Adam Laurence O.B.E., Kelston, Rosedale, Invercargill.

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⚖️ List of Justices of the Peace for New Zealand

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
KeywordsJustices of the Peace, Appointments, New Zealand
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28 names identified

Dorothy Astor Abbott (Mrs), Justice of the Peace
Inez Margaret Catherine Abbott (Mrs), Justice of the Peace
Thomas William Robert Abbott, Justice of the Peace
Thomas Willie Abbott (q.s.m.), Justice of the Peace
Alexander Sydney Abela, Justice of the Peace
Alister Scott Abernethy, Justice of the Peace
Gordon Thomas Abrahams, Justice of the Peace
John Archer Absolom, Justice of the Peace
Lois Amy Aburn (Mrs), Justice of the Peace
Frances Helen Acey (Mrs), Justice of the Peace
John William Ackroyd-Kelly, Justice of the Peace
Donna Edith A’Court (Mrs), Justice of the Peace
Jack Grant A’Court, Justice of the Peace
William Acton-Adams, Justice of the Peace
Mary Olive Adam (Mrs), Justice of the Peace
Owen Winstone Adam, Justice of the Peace
Ernest John Adams, Justice of the Peace
Ernest Neil Adams, Justice of the Peace
James Geoffrey Erne Adams, Justice of the Peace
Jack Turrell Adams, Justice of the Peace
Leslie Roland Adams, Justice of the Peace
Maurice John Adams, Justice of the Peace
Miles Lindsay William Adams, Justice of the Peace
Percy Bruce Adams, Justice of the Peace
Peter William Adams, Justice of the Peace
Ronald Leslie Adams, Justice of the Peace
Warren Albert Adams, Justice of the Peace
Adam Laurence Adamson (O.B.E.), Justice of the Peace

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