New Zealand Gazette – 1987 – No. 158

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✨ General Election Results

No. 158 4327

SUPPLEMENT

TO THE

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

THURSDAY, 10 SEPTEMBER 1987

Published by Authority

WELLINGTON: TUESDAY, 15 SEPTEMBER 1987

Members of the House of Representatives Elected—General Election

PURSUANT to the Electoral Act 1956, I have received returns to the
writs issued on 22 July 1987 for the election of members of
Parliament to serve in the House of Representatives for the electoral
districts hereinafter specified, and by the endorsement on those writs
it appears that the under-mentioned persons have been duly elected
members for the said electorates, viz:

Albany Donald Charles McKinnon.
Ashburton Jennifer Mary Shipley.
Auckland Central Richard William Prebble.
Avon Larry Walter Sutherland.
Awarua Jeffrey James Grant.
Bay of Islands John McGregor Carter.
Birkenhead Jennifer Norah Kirk.
Christchurch Central Geoffrey Winston Russell Palmer.
Christchurch North Michael Kenneth Moore.
Clevedon Warren James Kyd.
Clutha Robert McDowall Gray.
Coromandel Graeme Ernest Lee.
Dunedin North Stanley Joseph Rodger.
Dunedin West Clive Denby Matthewson.
East Cape Lowson Anne Fraser.
East Coast Bays Murray Stuart McCully.
Eastern Hutt Trevor James Young.
Eden Richard John Northey.
Fendalton Philip Ralph Burdon.
Gisborne Allan Robert Wallbank.
Glenfield Judith Mary Keall.
Hamilton East Joseph Gilbert Dillon.
Hamilton West Trevor Collin Mallard.
Hastings David John Butcher.
Hawkes Bay William David Sutton.
Heretaunga William Patrick Jeffries.
Hobson Alan Ross Mcurant.
Horowhenua Annette Faye King.
Invercargill Robert John Sutherland Munro.
Island Bay Patricia Elizabeth Tennet.
Kaimai Robert Arnold Anderson.
Kaipara Alexander Lockwood Smith.
Kapiti Margaret Kerslake Shields.
King Country James Brendan Bolger.
Lyttelton Peter Alan Simpson.
Manawatu David John Robinson.
Mangere David Russell Lange.
Maramarua Roger Owen Douglas.
Marlborough William Francis Birch.
Matamata Douglas Lorimer Kidd.
Miramar Murray John Finlay Luxton.
Mt Albert Peter Neilson.
Napier Helen Elizabeth Clark.
New Lynn Geoffrey Bernard Braybrooke.
New Plymouth Philip Tosswill Edmond Woollaston.
North Shore Jonathan Lucas Hunt.
Ohariu Harry James Duynhoven.
Onehunga George Frederick Gair.
Otago Peter Francis Dunne.
Otara Frederick Miroslav Gerbic.
Warren Ernest Cooper.
Colin James Moyle.

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🏛️ Members of the House of Representatives Elected—General Election

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsGeneral Election, Members of Parliament, Electoral Districts
👱🏽 Names

52 names identified

Donald Charles McKinnon, Elected member for Albany
Jennifer Mary Shipley, Elected member for Ashburton
Richard William Prebble, Elected member for Auckland Central
Larry Walter Sutherland, Elected member for Avon
Jeffrey James Grant, Elected member for Awarua
John McGregor Carter, Elected member for Bay of Islands
Jennifer Norah Kirk, Elected member for Birkenhead
Geoffrey Winston Russell Palmer, Elected member for Christchurch Central
Michael Kenneth Moore, Elected member for Christchurch North
Warren James Kyd, Elected member for Clevedon
Robert McDowall Gray, Elected member for Clutha
Graeme Ernest Lee, Elected member for Coromandel
Stanley Joseph Rodger, Elected member for Dunedin North
Clive Denby Matthewson, Elected member for Dunedin West
Lowson Anne Fraser, Elected member for East Cape
Murray Stuart McCully, Elected member for East Coast Bays
Trevor James Young, Elected member for Eastern Hutt
Richard John Northey, Elected member for Eden
Philip Ralph Burdon, Elected member for Fendalton
Allan Robert Wallbank, Elected member for Gisborne
Judith Mary Keall, Elected member for Glenfield
Joseph Gilbert Dillon, Elected member for Hamilton East
Trevor Collin Mallard, Elected member for Hamilton West
David John Butcher, Elected member for Hastings
William David Sutton, Elected member for Hawkes Bay
William Patrick Jeffries, Elected member for Heretaunga
Alan Ross Mcurant, Elected member for Hobson
Annette Faye King, Elected member for Horowhenua
Robert John Sutherland Munro, Elected member for Invercargill
Patricia Elizabeth Tennet, Elected member for Island Bay
Robert Arnold Anderson, Elected member for Kaimai
Alexander Lockwood Smith, Elected member for Kaipara
Margaret Kerslake Shields, Elected member for Kapiti
James Brendan Bolger, Elected member for King Country
Peter Alan Simpson, Elected member for Lyttelton
David John Robinson, Elected member for Manawatu
David Russell Lange, Elected member for Mangere
Roger Owen Douglas, Elected member for Maramarua
William Francis Birch, Elected member for Marlborough
Douglas Lorimer Kidd, Elected member for Matamata
Murray John Finlay Luxton, Elected member for Miramar
Peter Neilson, Elected member for Mt Albert
Helen Elizabeth Clark, Elected member for Napier
Geoffrey Bernard Braybrooke, Elected member for New Lynn
Philip Tosswill Edmond Woollaston, Elected member for New Plymouth
Jonathan Lucas Hunt, Elected member for North Shore
Harry James Duynhoven, Elected member for Ohariu
George Frederick Gair, Elected member for Onehunga
Peter Francis Dunne, Elected member for Otago
Frederick Miroslav Gerbic, Elected member for Otara
Warren Ernest Cooper, Elected member for Otara
Colin James Moyle, Elected member for Otara

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