New Zealand Gazette – 1992 – No. 134

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✨ Commerce and Defence Notices

27 AUGUST
NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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Commerce

Business Development Boards Act 1991

Notice of Appointment of a Member of the Otago Business Development Board

Pursuant to section 11 of the Business Development Boards Act 1991, the Minister of Business Development is pleased to appoint

James Malcolm Macpherson of Alexandra, publisher

as a member of the Otago Business Development Board for the period commencing on the date of this notice and expiring with the close of the 31st day of January 1994.

Dated at Wellington this 27th day of August 1992.

ROGER F. H. MAXWELL, Minister of Business Development.

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Defence

Defence Act 1990

Appointments, Promotions, Extensions, Transfers Resignations, and Retirements of Officers of the Royal New Zealand Air Force

Pursuant to section 32 of the Defence Act 1990, Her Excellency the Governor-General has approved the following appointments, promotions, extensions, transfers, resignations, and retirements of officers of the Royal New Zealand Air Force.

REGULAR AIR FORCE

General Duties Branch

Appointments

Squadron Leader I.C. Gore, AFC, NZCE, to be Temporary Wing Commander with effect from 8 April 1992.

Officer Cadet Matthew John Hill is appointed to commission in the rank of Pilot Officer with seniority from 7 May 1991 and effect from 22 November 1991.

Officer Cadet Alan William Duke is appointed to commission in the rank of Flying Officer with seniority from 26 August 1989 and effect from 22 November 1991.

The following Officer Cadets are appointed to commission in the rank of Pilot Officer with seniority from the date shown and effect from 24 January 1992:

Brendan Francis Clarke, 27 May 1991.

Shane Antony Goffin, 27 August 1991.

Russell John Mardon, 27 August 1991.

The following Officer Cadets are appointed to commission in the rank of Pilot Officer with seniority from 7 January 1992 and effect from 1 May 1992:

Zeke John Garrod.

Jonathan Trevor Moore.

Martin John Starkey.

The following Officer Cadets are appointed to commission in the rank of Flying Officer with seniority from the date shown and effect from 24 January 1992:

Glenn Alan Devonport, 11 July 1990.

Andrew Richard Frost, 11 October 1990.

Jason Stewart Haggitt, 11 January 1991.

Promotions

Flight Lieutenant G. A. Crosland to be Squadron Leader with seniority and effect from 7 May 1992.

The following Flying Officers to be Flight Lieutenant with seniority and effect from the date shown:

R.A. Curtis, 1 May 1992.

J.W. Lovatt, 1 May 1992.

I.S. Wallis, BE, 4 May 1992.

J.P. Cherrington, 6 May 1992.

The following Pilot Officers to be Flying Officer with seniority and effect from the date shown:

J.M. Easthope, 11 April 1992.

C.M. Heffer, 1 May 1992.

W.I. Thompson, 1 May 1992.

G.S. Davis, 1 May 1992.

Extensions of Commission

The commissions of the following are extended until the date shown:

Wing Commander K.F. Byrne, 31 December 2000.

Squadron Leader K.R. Short, 13 July 2002.

Squadron Leader M.G. McCathie, 30 July 1995.

Flight Lieutenant A.C. Brown, 24 January 2001.

Flight Lieutenant R.M. Finch, 7 January 1996.

Extensions of Commission and Age for Retirement

The commission and age for retirement of Acting Group Captain K.A. Jones is extended until 30 December 1993.

Transfers to Reserve

The following are transferred to the Reserve of Air Force Officers with effect from the date shown:

Squadron Leader

Allan Bruce MacLean, 4 March 1992.

Flight Lieutenant

Eric Wilhelmus Maria Fontein, BSc, 12 January 1992.

Graham Bruce Ian Scott, BSc, 5 February 1992.

Peter John Pont, 19 February 1992.

Glen Leslie Sycamore, NZCE, 12 March 1992.

Michael John Stuart Park, 4 May 1992.

Transfers to Retired List

The following are transferred to Retired List ‘A’ with effect from the date shown:

Air Commodore

John Stewart Boys, CBE, AFC, 29 October 1991.

Wing Commander

Noel James Stewart Rodger, 13 May 1992.

Squadron Leader

Basil Rex Anderson, 5 February 1992.

Roger Hampton Binney, 10 February 1992.

George Stephen Higgins, MBE, 8 April 1992.

Logistics Branch

Appointments

Officer Cadet Donna Wilma McDermid is appointed to commission in the rank of Flying Officer with seniority from 16 August 1991 and effect from 22 November 1991.

The following Officer Cadets are appointed to commission in the rank of Pilot Officer with seniority from the date shown and effect from 22 November 1991:

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🏭 Appointment of Otago Business Development Board Member

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated27 August 1992
KeywordsBusiness Development, Appointment, Otago
👱🏽 Names

James Malcolm Macpherson, Appointed member of Otago Business Development Board

👩‍💼 Officials

ROGER F. H. MAXWELL, Minister of Business Development

🛡️ Royal New Zealand Air Force Officer Appointments and Promotions

Domain🛡️ Defence & Military
Dated27 August 1992
KeywordsAir Force, Appointments, Promotions, Transfers, Retirements
👱🏽 Names

39 names identified

I.C. Gore (Squadron Leader), Promoted to Temporary Wing Commander
Matthew John Hill (Officer Cadet), Commissioned as Pilot Officer
Alan William Duke (Officer Cadet), Commissioned as Flying Officer
Brendan Francis Clarke (Officer Cadet), Commissioned as Pilot Officer
Shane Antony Goffin (Officer Cadet), Commissioned as Pilot Officer
Russell John Mardon (Officer Cadet), Commissioned as Pilot Officer
Zeke John Garrod (Officer Cadet), Commissioned as Pilot Officer
Jonathan Trevor Moore (Officer Cadet), Commissioned as Pilot Officer
Martin John Starkey (Officer Cadet), Commissioned as Pilot Officer
Glenn Alan Devonport (Officer Cadet), Commissioned as Flying Officer
Andrew Richard Frost (Officer Cadet), Commissioned as Flying Officer
Jason Stewart Haggitt (Officer Cadet), Commissioned as Flying Officer
G. A. Crosland (Flight Lieutenant), Promoted to Squadron Leader
R.A. Curtis (Flying Officer), Promoted to Flight Lieutenant
J.W. Lovatt (Flying Officer), Promoted to Flight Lieutenant
I.S. Wallis (Flying Officer), Promoted to Flight Lieutenant
J.P. Cherrington (Flying Officer), Promoted to Flight Lieutenant
J.M. Easthope (Pilot Officer), Promoted to Flying Officer
C.M. Heffer (Pilot Officer), Promoted to Flying Officer
W.I. Thompson (Pilot Officer), Promoted to Flying Officer
G.S. Davis (Pilot Officer), Promoted to Flying Officer
K.F. Byrne (Wing Commander), Commission extended
K.R. Short (Squadron Leader), Commission extended
M.G. McCathie (Squadron Leader), Commission extended
A.C. Brown (Flight Lieutenant), Commission extended
R.M. Finch (Flight Lieutenant), Commission extended
K.A. Jones (Acting Group Captain), Commission and age for retirement extended
Allan Bruce MacLean (Squadron Leader), Transferred to Reserve
Eric Wilhelmus Maria Fontein (Flight Lieutenant), Transferred to Reserve
Graham Bruce Ian Scott (Flight Lieutenant), Transferred to Reserve
Peter John Pont (Flight Lieutenant), Transferred to Reserve
Glen Leslie Sycamore (Flight Lieutenant), Transferred to Reserve
Michael John Stuart Park (Flight Lieutenant), Transferred to Reserve
John Stewart Boys (Air Commodore), Transferred to Retired List ‘A’
Noel James Stewart Rodger (Wing Commander), Transferred to Retired List ‘A’
Basil Rex Anderson (Squadron Leader), Transferred to Retired List ‘A’
Roger Hampton Binney (Squadron Leader), Transferred to Retired List ‘A’
George Stephen Higgins (Squadron Leader), Transferred to Retired List ‘A’
Donna Wilma McDermid (Officer Cadet), Commissioned as Flying Officer

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