New Zealand Gazette – 1987 – No. 223

Page 5986

✨ Medical Specialist Register

5986 No. 223

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

VENEREOLOGY—continued

Name	Date of Registration	Address
MacDonald, John	28/6/79	67 Kohea Road, Taupo.
MacDougall, Mavis Laine	18/11/71	1/662 Remuera Road, Remuera, Auckland 5.
McMahon, Brian Thomas	14/5/76	490 Highgate, Maori Hill, Dunedin.
Meech, Richard James	22/8/83	Napier Hospital, Private Bag, Napier.
Moffatt, Lindsay Gerald	18/9/84	P.O. Box 7198, Wellesley Street, Auckland 1.
Moloney, Richard Tanner	21/11/79	16 Scarboro Terrace, Murrays Bay, Auckland 10.
Moore, John Drakley	30/11/83	176 Wicksteed Street, Wanganui.
Platts, William Mummery	21/10/71	69 Hansons Lane, Christchurch 4.
Say, Patricia Janet	23/2/84	Department of Bacteriology, Wallace Laboratory, Auckland Hospital, Park Road, Auckland 1.
Scrimgeour, Gordon	6/9/85	Department of Pathology, Palmerston North Hospital, Private Bag, Palmerston North.
Sparrow, Margaret June	31/5/85	62 Raora Road, Kelburn, Wellington 5.
Stringer, Hugh Cyril	21/10/71	578 George Street, Dunedin. Department of G.U. Medicine, Royal South Hants Hospital,
		Southampton SO2 0AJ, United Kingdom.
Willmott, Frederick Edwin	27/11/80

REGISTER OF SPECIALISTS

Date register compiled: 30 June 1987

Number on register at beginning of period .......................................... 1886

Number added during period ......................................................... 112

Number removed during period ....................................................... 13

Number on register at end of period .................................................. 1985

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🏥 New Zealand Register of Specialists in Venereology (continued from previous page)

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
Dated1 July 1987
KeywordsVenereology, Registration, Medical Specialists, New Zealand Medical Council
👱🏽 Names

13 names identified

John MacDonald, Registered Specialist in Venereology
Mavis Laine MacDougall, Registered Specialist in Venereology
Brian Thomas McMahon, Registered Specialist in Venereology
Richard James Meech, Registered Specialist in Venereology
Lindsay Gerald Moffatt, Registered Specialist in Venereology
Richard Tanner Moloney, Registered Specialist in Venereology
John Drakley Moore, Registered Specialist in Venereology
William Mummery Platts, Registered Specialist in Venereology
Patricia Janet Say, Registered Specialist in Venereology
Gordon Scrimgeour, Registered Specialist in Venereology
Margaret June Sparrow, Registered Specialist in Venereology
Hugh Cyril Stringer, Registered Specialist in Venereology
Frederick Edwin Willmott, Registered Specialist in Venereology

🏥 Register of Specialists Statistics

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
KeywordsMedical Specialists, Registration Statistics, New Zealand Medical Council

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