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

Name of Celebrant | Name of Organisation

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⚖️ List of Marriage Celebrants (continued from previous page)

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

118 names identified

Richard Paul Cook, Marriage celebrant
Russell Victor Cook, Marriage celebrant
Patrick Frances Cooke, Marriage celebrant
Walter Thomas Cooke, Marriage celebrant
Dawn Cookson, Marriage celebrant
Andrew Coombs, Marriage celebrant
Gordon Frederick Coombs, Marriage celebrant
Paul Cooney, Marriage celebrant
Ralph Lindsay Coop, Marriage celebrant
Arthur Robert Cooper, Marriage celebrant
Charles Harold Pascal Cooper, Marriage celebrant
David Allan Cooper, Marriage celebrant
Ephraim Cooper, Marriage celebrant
Francis Harold Cooper, Marriage celebrant
Hugh Edmund Cooper, Marriage celebrant
Ian Douglas Lewis Cooper, Marriage celebrant
Judith Anne Cooper, Marriage celebrant
Kenneth Desmond Cooper, Marriage celebrant
Mark Francis Cooper, Marriage celebrant
Michael David Cooper, Marriage celebrant
Patricia Muriel Cooper, Marriage celebrant
Te Waru Hakiapi Cooper, Marriage celebrant
Perry Cootes, Marriage celebrant
Cyril Wakelin Cooze, Marriage celebrant
Julie Frances Cope, Marriage celebrant
Robert Lyall Francis Cope, Marriage celebrant
James Colin Stanley Coppin, Marriage celebrant
Donald Arthur Corban, Marriage celebrant
Edrick Hale Corban-Banks, Marriage celebrant
Gary William Corbett, Marriage celebrant
William Corcoran, Marriage celebrant
John Warwick Cork, Marriage celebrant
Thomas MacKenzie Corkill, Marriage celebrant
Alan Selwyn Corlett, Marriage celebrant
Ashley Ian Corlett, Marriage celebrant
Peter Lloyd Corlett, Marriage celebrant
June Helena Cormie, Marriage celebrant
James William Cornish, Marriage celebrant
Paul Stanton Cornish, Marriage celebrant
Gordon Albert Reid Cornwell, Marriage celebrant
Jesse Maxwell Corum, Marriage celebrant
Matthew Cosgriff, Marriage celebrant
Paul Stewart Cossey, Marriage celebrant
David Ross Costar, Marriage celebrant
Henry Antony Costello, Marriage celebrant
Peter Joseph Costello, Marriage celebrant
Timothy Costello, Marriage celebrant
David Robert Coster, Marriage celebrant
Raymond James Coster, Marriage celebrant
Jean Ysobel Cotter, Marriage celebrant
Murray Lionel Cottle, Marriage celebrant
George Sidney Cotton, Marriage celebrant
Michael Raymond Cotton, Marriage celebrant
Ronald Kenneth Bert Cotton, Marriage celebrant
Moke Albert George Couch, Marriage celebrant
Peter Coughlan, Marriage celebrant
John Keyworth Coulsen, Marriage celebrant
Roy Edward Coulthard, Marriage celebrant
Michael Coumbias, Marriage celebrant
Roger Benson Couper, Marriage celebrant
Russell Peter Couper, Marriage celebrant
Anthony John Courge, Marriage celebrant
David Bruce Cournane, Marriage celebrant
Clive John Coutman, Marriage celebrant
Hugh George Coutts, Marriage celebrant
John Alexander Coutts, Marriage celebrant
Patrick Coveney, Marriage celebrant
Francis Winifred Coventry, Marriage celebrant
Leslie Cox, Marriage celebrant
Hugh Donald Cowan, Marriage celebrant
John Craig Cowan, Marriage celebrant
Robert Malcolm Cowan, Marriage celebrant
Peter Grant Coward, Marriage celebrant
Maurice Frank Cowdrey, Marriage celebrant
Dennis Aubrey Cowell, Marriage celebrant
Rodney Cowell, Marriage celebrant
Neil Douglas Cowie, Marriage celebrant
John Richard Michael Cowles, Marriage celebrant
Bernard Sheffield Cox, Marriage celebrant
Donald Graham Cox, Marriage celebrant
Evan Lindsay Cox, Marriage celebrant
Robert John Cox, Marriage celebrant
John Craddock, Marriage celebrant
Ruth Annette Crafts, Marriage celebrant
Grahame Craggs, Marriage celebrant
Lesley Claire Craib, Marriage celebrant
Alistair Craig, Marriage celebrant
Charles William Craig, Marriage celebrant
Hughan Morris Craig, Marriage celebrant
Matthew Gordon Craig, Marriage celebrant
Norris Allan Craig, Marriage celebrant
Peter Graham Craig, Marriage celebrant
John Miller Craighhead, Marriage celebrant
Ashley James McLean Crampton, Marriage celebrant
William Maxwell Cranch, Marriage celebrant
Alexander John Crawford, Marriage celebrant
Ian Frederick Crawford, Marriage celebrant
Janet Crawford, Marriage celebrant
Joyce Crawford, Marriage celebrant
Kenneth Ian Crawford, Marriage celebrant
Patrick John Crawford, Marriage celebrant
Philip Barry Crawford, Marriage celebrant
Thomas Albert Crawford, Marriage celebrant
William Ihinga Ihipa Crawford, Marriage celebrant
Michael Anthony Crawforth, Marriage celebrant
Gordon Ray Crawley, Marriage celebrant
Geoffrey Colin Crawshaw, Marriage celebrant
George Terence Creagh, Marriage celebrant
Kenneth Gordon Crease, Marriage celebrant
Frederick David Creighton, Marriage celebrant
Frances Merle Cresswell, Marriage celebrant
Granoes Dennis Crichton, Marriage celebrant
Theodore Harry Cripe, Marriage celebrant
John Charles Crispin, Marriage celebrant
Cecil Fergusson Crockett, Marriage celebrant
Warren Keith Crockett, Marriage celebrant
Nigel Crocombe, Marriage celebrant
Hilda May Croft, Marriage celebrant

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