New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 46

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✨ Public Valuers List

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

13 MAY

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, Northland, Auckland
👱🏽 Names

67 names identified

Howard Louis Arthur Morley, Public Valuer
Bryce Peter Morrin, Public Valuer
Keith George Morris, Public Valuer
Michael Paul Morse, Public Valuer
Gary William Muir, Public Valuer
Ian Alexander Munro, Public Valuer
Ah Ming Ng, Public Valuer
Michael Lenard Nimot, Public Valuer
Mark Andrew Norton, Public Valuer
Janette Lynne O’Donoghue, Public Valuer
Peter Lawrence Oatridge, Public Valuer
Elena Mary Olsen, Public Valuer
Eng Wang Ong, Public Valuer
Clifton Denzil Palmer, Public Valuer
Neil Robert Parker, Public Valuer
Lindsay Mark Parlane, Public Valuer
William Charles Parsons, Public Valuer
David Frank Paton, Public Valuer
Leonard John Pauling, Public Valuer
Michael Ian Payne, Public Valuer
Murray Mouat Pelham, Public Valuer
Geoffrey Huntly Gordon Perrey, Public Valuer
Richard Oakley Peters, Public Valuer
Peter Derald Petherbridge, Public Valuer
Roger John Pheasant, Public Valuer
Andrew Vere Pittar, Public Valuer
Philip Dynevor Platt, Public Valuer
Andrew John Plume, Public Valuer
James Bernard Pride, Public Valuer
Hekiaia James Puketapu, Public Valuer
Alan Richard Purdy, Public Valuer
Clark Ralph Christian Randrup, Public Valuer
Christopher John Redman, Public Valuer
David James Regal, Public Valuer
Peter William McKibbin Restall, Public Valuer
John Burnet Rhodes, Public Valuer
Alan Dennis Roberts, Public Valuer
Donald Alfred Robinson, Public Valuer
Hugh Thomas Robson, Public Valuer
Richard Warwick Rope, Public Valuer
Maxwell John Rowseil, Public Valuer
Gerald Ashley Rundle, Public Valuer
Ronald George Sadler, Public Valuer
Stephen Kenneth Sampson, Public Valuer
Guy William Hardy Scholefield, Public Valuer
Mark Joseph Scott, Public Valuer
Christopher Neil Seagar, Public Valuer
Aran Jon Senojak, Public Valuer
Geoffrey John Shearman, Public Valuer
Bartholomew Charles Sheehan, Public Valuer
Robert Marcus Henry Sheldon, Public Valuer
Robert Andrew Shepherd, Public Valuer
Ronald Blakeley Shera, Public Valuer
Ian Henry Smillie, Public Valuer
Douglas Maitland Smith, Public Valuer
Edgar Brett Smithies, Public Valuer
Bruce William Somerville, Public Valuer
Lee Andra Sowry, Public Valuer
Michael Travers Sprague, Public Valuer
Brian Robert Stafford-Bush, Public Valuer
Michael James Gerard Steur, Public Valuer
Blair Robert Stevens, Public Valuer
Kenneth George Stevenson, Public Valuer
John Gordon Suridge, Public Valuer
Mervyn Leonard Svensen, Public Valuer
Richard McGregor Swan, Public Valuer
David Norman Symes, Public Valuer

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