New Zealand Gazette – 1996 – No. 59

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✨ Queen's Birthday Honours

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WELLINGTON: MONDAY, 10 JUNE 1996 — ISSUE NO. 59

THE QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY HONOURS 1996

THE QUEEN’S SERVICE ORDER

The Queen has been graciously pleased, on the occasion of the New Zealand celebration of Her Majesty’s Birthday, to give orders for the following appointments to The Queen’s Service Order and awards of The Queen’s Service Medal:

Q.S.O.

To be Companions of the said Order for Community Service:

Mrs Pamela Jane COOK, of Lower Hutt.

Mrs Dorothy May NICHOLAS, of Auckland.

Mrs Margaret RYAN, of Lower Hutt.

Mrs Nana Teahu SMITH, of Wairoa.

Mrs Maureen Frances van der HEYDEN, of Te Aroha.

Q.S.O.

To be Companions of the said Order for Public Services:

Douglas Keith ARMSTRONG, of Auckland.

Keith CLARKE, of Mount Manganui.

John William (Jim) EARWAKER, J.P., of Te Awamutu.

Michael Roderick GROSS, of Kerikeri.

Mrs June TeMuranga JACKSON, of Auckland.

Colin Andrew MACINTOSH, of Christchurch.

Mrs Juliet Mary Broad McKEE, of Wellington.

The Honourable Margaret Kerslake SHIELDS, of Pukerua Bay.

Richard Francis WALLS, J.P., of Dunedin.

Mrs Una Florence WOOD, J.P., of Dunedin.

THE QUEEN’S SERVICE MEDAL FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE

Q.S.M.

Archibald Veitch Campbell AUSTIN, of Dunedin.

Mrs Mavis Winnie BARNETT, of Dunsandel, Canterbury.

Miss Suzanne Elizabeth Hone BASON, of Papatoetoe.

Mrs Lynette Nellie BELLAMY, of Upper Hutt.

Mrs Joan BENNETT, of Auckland.

Mrs Gloria Margaret CAMPBELL, of Greymouth.

Horace Virgil CARRINGTON, of Waihi.

Mrs Constance Melina CROOKS, of Auckland.

Mrs Zena FALK, of Foxton.

Kennett Beacham GEENTY, of Napier.

Mrs Una Fosella HALFORD, of Norsewood.

Mrs Mary Eliza (Mere) HAMILTON, Manurewa.

Mrs Barbara MacLeod HEASMAN, of Turua.

Thomas KAHI, of Christchurch.

Edward Henry William KENNY, of Tawa.

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🏛️ Queen’s Service Order Appointments for Community Service

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated10 June 1996
KeywordsHonours, Queen’s Service Order, Community Service
👱🏽 Names

Pamela Jane COOK (Mrs), Appointed Companion of the Queen’s Service Order for Community Service
Dorothy May NICHOLAS (Mrs), Appointed Companion of the Queen’s Service Order for Community Service
Margaret RYAN (Mrs), Appointed Companion of the Queen’s Service Order for Community Service
Nana Teahu SMITH (Mrs), Appointed Companion of the Queen’s Service Order for Community Service
Maureen Frances van der HEYDEN (Mrs), Appointed Companion of the Queen’s Service Order for Community Service

🏛️ Queen’s Service Order Appointments for Public Services

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated10 June 1996
KeywordsHonours, Queen’s Service Order, Public Services
👱🏽 Names

10 names identified

Douglas Keith ARMSTRONG, Appointed Companion of the Queen’s Service Order for Public Services
Keith CLARKE, Appointed Companion of the Queen’s Service Order for Public Services
John William EARWAKER (J.P.), Appointed Companion of the Queen’s Service Order for Public Services
Michael Roderick GROSS, Appointed Companion of the Queen’s Service Order for Public Services
June TeMuranga JACKSON (Mrs), Appointed Companion of the Queen’s Service Order for Public Services
Colin Andrew MACINTOSH, Appointed Companion of the Queen’s Service Order for Public Services
Juliet Mary Broad McKEE (Mrs), Appointed Companion of the Queen’s Service Order for Public Services
Margaret Kerslake SHIELDS (The Honourable), Appointed Companion of the Queen’s Service Order for Public Services
Richard Francis WALLS (J.P.), Appointed Companion of the Queen’s Service Order for Public Services
Una Florence WOOD (Mrs, J.P.), Appointed Companion of the Queen’s Service Order for Public Services

🏛️ Queen’s Service Medal for Community Service

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated10 June 1996
KeywordsHonours, Queen’s Service Medal, Community Service
👱🏽 Names

15 names identified

Archibald Veitch Campbell AUSTIN, Awarded Queen’s Service Medal for Community Service
Mavis Winnie BARNETT (Mrs), Awarded Queen’s Service Medal for Community Service
Suzanne Elizabeth Hone BASON (Miss), Awarded Queen’s Service Medal for Community Service
Lynette Nellie BELLAMY (Mrs), Awarded Queen’s Service Medal for Community Service
Joan BENNETT (Mrs), Awarded Queen’s Service Medal for Community Service
Gloria Margaret CAMPBELL (Mrs), Awarded Queen’s Service Medal for Community Service
Horace Virgil CARRINGTON, Awarded Queen’s Service Medal for Community Service
Constance Melina CROOKS (Mrs), Awarded Queen’s Service Medal for Community Service
Zena FALK (Mrs), Awarded Queen’s Service Medal for Community Service
Kennett Beacham GEENTY, Awarded Queen’s Service Medal for Community Service
Una Fosella HALFORD (Mrs), Awarded Queen’s Service Medal for Community Service
Mary Eliza HAMILTON (Mrs), Awarded Queen’s Service Medal for Community Service
Barbara MacLeod HEASMAN (Mrs), Awarded Queen’s Service Medal for Community Service
Thomas KAHI, Awarded Queen’s Service Medal for Community Service
Edward Henry William KENNY, Awarded Queen’s Service Medal for Community Service

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