New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 46

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✨ Public Valuers List

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 46

Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
Name	Address	Date of Registration

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Parliament House (depicted) was completed in 1918 and remains the primary seat of Parliament.

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🌾 List of Public Valuers Under the Valuers Act 1948 (continued from previous page)

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
Dated14 April 1994
KeywordsPublic Valuers, Valuers Act 1948, Annual Practising Certificates, Auckland
👱🏽 Names

68 names identified

Michael Rae Godfrey, Public Valuer
Wayne Donald Godkin, Public Valuer
Munroe Lewis Graham, Public Valuer
Iain William Gribble, Public Valuer
David John Grubb, Public Valuer
James Douglas Gudgin, Public Valuer
Mark Kenneth Gunton, Public Valuer
Andrew Donald Guy, Public Valuer
Malcolm David Hardie, Public Valuer
Raymond John Hardisty, Public Valuer
Glenn Martin Hardwick, Public Valuer
Peter Claude Hardy, Public Valuer
Nicholas Robert Hargreaves, Public Valuer
Anthony Donald Harris, Public Valuer
Arthur John Harris, Public Valuer
Simon Brian Head, Public Valuer
Karen Anne Healey, Public Valuer
Perry Glenn Heavey, Public Valuer
David John Henty, Public Valuer
Cathy Jane Heron, Public Valuer
John Anthony Hickey, Public Valuer
Mark Thomas Hickmott, Public Valuer
Anthony Gerald Hilton, Public Valuer
Robyn Elizabeth Hindin, Public Valuer
Ramon George Hollis, Public Valuer
Cameron Euan Honore, Public Valuer
Elizabeth Alison Hoskins, Public Valuer
Jacqueline Karen Hudson, Public Valuer
Thomas Edric Hunt, Public Valuer
Malcolm James Irwin, Public Valuer
David Robert Jans, Public Valuer
Rodney Lynn Jefferies, Public Valuer
Michael William Jensen, Public Valuer
Rex Hemmingsen Jensen, Public Valuer
Roger Gilray Johansen, Public Valuer
Philip Joel Kean, Public Valuer
Christine Mary Keeling, Public Valuer
Weston Walter Kerr, Public Valuer
Yaqub Khan, Public Valuer
Derrick Robert Kilby, Public Valuer
Diana Maria Koomen, Public Valuer
Robert William Laing, Public Valuer
Michael Granville Lambert, Public Valuer
Michelle Bernice Lamont, Public Valuer
Boon Hock Law, Public Valuer
Siong Hoe Lee, Public Valuer
Garry Desmond Lopes, Public Valuer
Christopher John Loughlin, Public Valuer
Liam Pius Lyons, Public Valuer
Ronald Wylie MacDonald, Public Valuer
Rodney Neil MacFarlane, Public Valuer
Grant Raymond MacNaughtan, Public Valuer
Peter James Mahoney, Public Valuer
Michael Ivan Marinovich, Public Valuer
Warwick Reynolds McLaren Marsh, Public Valuer
Stephan Robert Marshall, Public Valuer
Russell Hugh Martin, Public Valuer
Dana Andrew McAuliffe, Public Valuer
Antony Scott McEwan, Public Valuer
Robert Morrin McGough, Public Valuer
Ian Robert McGowan, Public Valuer
Stuart Roy McIntosh, Public Valuer
Keith Giles McKeown, Public Valuer
John Kent McMillan, Public Valuer
Stephen Gerald Mihaljevich, Public Valuer
Jeremy Alan Milton, Public Valuer
John Bernard Mitchell, Public Valuer
Sean Boyd Molloy, Public Valuer

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