21 OCTOBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

David Roger Given, environmental consultant of Christchurch;

Anake Angus Murray Goodall, company director of Christchurch;

Allan Hay, farmer of Akaroa;

Colin Douglas Meurk, ecologist of Christchurch;

Michael Roderick Murchison, semi-retired farmer/wool classer of Darfield;

Janet Rosanna Marie Reuben, clerk of Tuahiwi;

Lesley Helen Shand, teacher of Culverden; and

Jonet Carr Ward, research officer and lecturer of Christchurch.

Aoraki Conservation Board

Ian James Rogers, farmer of Cave;

D. Rosemary Acland, homemaker of Mount Peel;

Wikitoria Baker, consultant of Temuka;

Robert Lindsay Holland, company manager of Ashburton;

Koa Joy Marshall, executive officer of Christchurch;

Robert Peter William Shutt, writer, radio commentator and fishing guide of Timaru;

Vida M. Stout, lecturer of Christchurch;

John Charles Walter Talbot, student of Pleasant Point;

Anthony Taylor, agricultural engineer of Ashburton; and

Peter Yeoman, consulting engineer of Christchurch.

Otago Conservation Board

Alan Francis Mark, Professor of Botany of Dunedin;

John Henry Aspinall, farmer of Wanaka;

Anthony John Brady, chartered accountant of Oamaru;

Hugh Grant Duff, self-employed of Karitane;

Edward Weller Ellison, farmer and Iwi liaison manager of Dunedin;

Michael J S Float, scientist of Dunedin;

Gillian Eileen Hamel, archaeologist of Dunedin;

Rachel Ann Perkins, mother of Queenstown;

Robert Donald Spary, director of Queenstown; and

Stanley Martin Stott, farmer of Owaka.

Southland Conservation Board

Roger Robertson Sutton, semi-retired of Invercargill;

Derek Alan Angus, self-employed of Invercargill;

Susan Mary Bennett, farmer and environmental consultant of Te Anau;

Jane Karina Davis, retired of Riverton;

William Ian Gordon, a farm training field officer of Winton;

Margaret Anne Hopkins, community board chairperson of Stewart Island;

Penelope Margaret Hutchins, teacher of Te Anau;

Sally Rangimarie Roderick, executive officer of Invercargill;

Barry James Smith, technical service officer of Invercargill; and

Rangimarie Te Maiharoa, retired of Invercargill.

Chatham Islands Conservation Board

Thomas Tutanekai Solomon, baker of Waitangi;

Ian Atkinson, ecologist of Wellington;

Eva Anne Lanauze, housewife of Pitt Island;

James Moffatt, farmer of Pitt Island;

James Ronald Muirson, farmer-fisher of Kaingaroa;

Alfred Wesley Preece, farmer contractor of Owenga Station;

Wendy Jean Smith, farmer and dental therapist of Te Matarae;

Denise Annette Sutherland, tourist lodge operator of Chatham Islands;

Elizabeth Ann Tuanui, farmer/housewife of Tuku; and

Raana Amelia Thelma Tuuta, farmer and shop assistant of Waitangi.

Pursuant to section 6R of the said Act, I appoint each member for a term commencing from the date of publication of this notice in the New Zealand Gazette and expiring on the 31st day of August 1996.

Pursuant to section 6s of the Conservation Act 1987, I hereby appoint:

Northland

• Richard John Drake
• Ernest Albert James Holdaway

Auckland

• Jean Christensen
• Gordon Keith Stephenson

Bay of Plenty

• Waikato
• Toko Joseph Te Maipi

East Coast

• Laura Elizabeth Dawson

Tongariro/Taupo

• Ross Mitchell-Anyon

Taranaki/Wanganui

• Robin John Douglas Hilson

Wellington

• Andrew John Bertram

Nelson

• William John Winstanley

Marlborough

• Susan Jennifer King

West Coast

• Bruce Neville Hamilton

North Canterbury

• David James Alexander

Aoraki

• Ian James Rogers

Otago

• Alan Francis Mark

Southland

• Roger Robertson Sutton

as chairpersons of the respective Conservation Boards for the first year of their appointment to the said boards.

Dated at Wellington this 13th day of October 1993.

DENIS MARSHALL, Minister of Conservation.