New Zealand Gazette – 1998 – No. 29

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✨ List of Marriage Celebrants

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 29

Name of Celebrant | Name of Organisation

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Atiga, Maliumai Neli | Congregational Church of Jesus in New Zealand
Atimalala, Mose | Congregational Christian Church of Samoa in New Zealand
Atirai, Joc | Cook Islands Christian Church
Atirai, Matthew | Peoptic’s Worship Freely Church Pentecostal
Atkins, Peter Geoffrey | Anglican
Atkinson, Maurice Neil | Baptist
Atkinson, Peter John | Assemblies of God in New Zealand
Aufai, Malaefono | Independent Samoan Methodist Church
Augist, Hakiri | Church of Te Kooti Rikirangi
Aukino, Kimi | The Congregational Union of New Zealand
Aukuso, Uili | Presbyterian
Aulalo, Iakopo | Assembly of God Church of Samoa
Aupaau, Tapelu | Assemblies of God in New Zealand
Austin, Alice Rebecca | New Life Churches of New Zealand
Austin, Brian William | Roman Catholic
Austin, Christopher John | Roman Catholic
Austin, James Jeffrey | Roman Catholic
Austin, Leo Lex | New Life Churches of New Zealand
Austin, Michael John | Churches of Christ (Undenominational)
Autagavaia, Saletaluaua | Congregational Christian Church of Samoa in New Zealand
Auton, Gerald Murray | Anglican
Auva’a, Faasoo N. | Baptist
Avenell, William Trevor | Assemblies of God in New Zealand
Avery, James Stuart | Baptist
Avia, Asafo | Baptist
Awatere, Te Ahiwera | Anglican
Axcells, Peter | Anglican
Ayers, Barry Richard | Presbyterian
Ayling, Colin Eric Cyril | Assemblies of God in New Zealand
Aynsley, Gerard William | Roman Catholic
Ayre, Mary Eleanor | Anglican
Ayre, Joseph Colin | Baptist
Baas, Makaleohiva | National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is of New Zealand
Babbage, Humphrey Allan | Anglican
Bachmann, John | Roman Catholic
Bacon, William Ivan | Presbyterian
Badcock, Ellen Elizabeth | Agape Christian Fellowship
Badger, Lincoln Russell | Brethren
Bagley, Lester Paul | Church of Christ
Bagnall, Philip | United Pentecostal Church
Bagrie, Ron Richard | Drury Church
Bai, Brenton Neville | Assemblies of God in New Zealand

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⚖️ List of Marriage Celebrants (continued from previous page)

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
KeywordsMarriage celebrants, Professional lists, Trade lists
👱🏽 Names

94 names identified

Lautasi Apulu, Listed as marriage celebrant
Brian Francis Arahill, Listed as marriage celebrant
Bruce Aranga, Listed as marriage celebrant
Merita Sally Araroa, Listed as marriage celebrant
Wi Keepa Araroa, Listed as marriage celebrant
Gerald Anthony Arbuckle, Listed as marriage celebrant
Paul Noel Archbald, Listed as marriage celebrant
Christopher John Archer, Listed as marriage celebrant
James Graham Archibald, Listed as marriage celebrant
George Abraham Armitage, Listed as marriage celebrant
David George Arms, Listed as marriage celebrant
Alan Weir Armstrong, Listed as marriage celebrant
Arlen Clement Armstrong, Listed as marriage celebrant
Bruce Leo Armstrong, Listed as marriage celebrant
David Armstrong, Listed as marriage celebrant
George Aubrey Whitcombe Armstrong, Listed as marriage celebrant
Leslie Schofield Armstrong, Listed as marriage celebrant
Lucian Armstrong, Listed as marriage celebrant
Michael Richard Armstrong, Listed as marriage celebrant
Moses Christopher Armstrong, Listed as marriage celebrant
Peter James Armstrong, Listed as marriage celebrant
Stephen Carey Armstrong, Listed as marriage celebrant
Murray Patrick Armsen, Listed as marriage celebrant
Allen Victor Arnold, Listed as marriage celebrant
Bruce Raymond Arnold, Listed as marriage celebrant
David William Arnold, Listed as marriage celebrant
Gregory John Arnold, Listed as marriage celebrant
Leslie Samuel Arnold, Listed as marriage celebrant
Ronald Thomas Marshall Arnold, Listed as marriage celebrant
Walter Charles Arnold, Listed as marriage celebrant
Robert Aronson, Listed as marriage celebrant
Alan Winston Arrowsmith, Listed as marriage celebrant
Tiparere Landre Arthur, Listed as marriage celebrant
Graham Ian Ashby, Listed as marriage celebrant
Herepo Ashby, Listed as marriage celebrant
Howard Hauangiangi Ashby, Listed as marriage celebrant
James Ashby, Listed as marriage celebrant
Kotahi Tanga Ashby, Listed as marriage celebrant
Ian Te Whatarangi Ashford, Listed as marriage celebrant
Ronald Kent Ashford, Listed as marriage celebrant
Geoffrey Thomas Ashley, Listed as marriage celebrant
Gary Thomas Ashton, Listed as marriage celebrant
Graham Glen Ashton, Listed as marriage celebrant
Maureen Rebecca Ashton, Listed as marriage celebrant
Samuel John Ashton, Listed as marriage celebrant
Lloyd William Ashworth, Listed as marriage celebrant
Esione Soane Kepa Asi, Listed as marriage celebrant
Anne Virginia Aspden, Listed as marriage celebrant
Hilda Mary Astley-Ford, Listed as marriage celebrant
Major Meihana Ata, Listed as marriage celebrant
Ken Atatu, Listed as marriage celebrant
Simon Leslie Atherford, Listed as marriage celebrant
Maliumai Neli Atiga, Listed as marriage celebrant
Mose Atimalala, Listed as marriage celebrant
Joc Atirai, Listed as marriage celebrant
Matthew Atirai, Listed as marriage celebrant
Peter Geoffrey Atkins, Listed as marriage celebrant
Maurice Neil Atkinson, Listed as marriage celebrant
Peter John Atkinson, Listed as marriage celebrant
Malaefono Aufai, Listed as marriage celebrant
Hakiri Augist, Listed as marriage celebrant
Kimi Aukino, Listed as marriage celebrant
Uili Aukuso, Listed as marriage celebrant
Iakopo Aulalo, Listed as marriage celebrant
Tapelu Aupaau, Listed as marriage celebrant
Alice Rebecca Austin, Listed as marriage celebrant
Brian William Austin, Listed as marriage celebrant
Christopher John Austin, Listed as marriage celebrant
James Jeffrey Austin, Listed as marriage celebrant
Leo Lex Austin, Listed as marriage celebrant
Michael John Austin, Listed as marriage celebrant
Saletaluaua Autagavaia, Listed as marriage celebrant
Gerald Murray Auton, Listed as marriage celebrant
Faasoo N. Auva’a, Listed as marriage celebrant
William Trevor Avenell, Listed as marriage celebrant
James Stuart Avery, Listed as marriage celebrant
Asafo Avia, Listed as marriage celebrant
Te Ahiwera Awatere, Listed as marriage celebrant
Peter Axcells, Listed as marriage celebrant
Barry Richard Ayers, Listed as marriage celebrant
Colin Eric Cyril Ayling, Listed as marriage celebrant
Gerard William Aynsley, Listed as marriage celebrant
Mary Eleanor Ayre, Listed as marriage celebrant
Joseph Colin Ayre, Listed as marriage celebrant
Makaleohiva Baas, Listed as marriage celebrant
Humphrey Allan Babbage, Listed as marriage celebrant
John Bachmann, Listed as marriage celebrant
William Ivan Bacon, Listed as marriage celebrant
Ellen Elizabeth Badcock, Listed as marriage celebrant
Lincoln Russell Badger, Listed as marriage celebrant
Lester Paul Bagley, Listed as marriage celebrant
Philip Bagnall, Listed as marriage celebrant
Ron Richard Bagrie, Listed as marriage celebrant
Brenton Neville Bai, Listed as marriage celebrant

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