1310 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 58

Emeritus Professor William Edward WILLMOTT, of
Christchurch. For services to New Zealand–China
relations.

O.N.Z.M.

To be Officers of the said Order:

Dr David Maxwell O’Neill BECROFT, of Auckland.
For services to medicine.

William David BENJAMIN, J.P., of Westport. For
services to local body and community affairs.

Peter Wilson BOAG, of Wellington. For public and
community services.

Michael Shane CAMPBELL, of Titahi Bay, Porirua
City. For services to golf.

Dr Karen Mary COOPER, of Hastings. For services to
science.

Dr Lawrence James CROXSON, of Turangi. For
services to dental health.

Michael Patrick DOOLAN, of Christchurch, currently in
Hampshire, United Kingdom. For services to social
welfare.

Robert Leslie FIELD, of Feilding. For services to the
motor industry.

Paul FITZHARRIS, of Waitati, Otago. Lately Assistant
Commissioner of Police, New Zealand Police.

Dr Brian Edgar GOULDEN, of Palmerston North. For
services to the equine industry.

Mrs Eleanor Ann HAWTHORN, of Pukekohe. For
services to pharmacy and the community.

Ms Elizabeth HAWTHORNE, of Auckland. For services
to the theatre.

Ms Robyn Mary HUNT (Mrs Bell, J.P.), of Wellington.
For services to people with disabilities.

Dr Austin Vernon MITCHELL, of London, United
Kingdom. For services to New Zealand interests in
the United Kingdom.

Stanley Arthur PALMER, of Auckland. For services to
fine art.

Ms Ann ROBINSON, of Auckland. For services to glass
art.

Miss Elizabeth Anne ROWSE (Mrs Anne Sudell), of
Wellington. For services to ballet and dance.

Mrs Catherine Rosaleen SAUNDERS, of Auckland. For
services to broadcasting and the community.

Peter Charles SINCLAIR, of Auckland. For services to
broadcasting.

Ralph Allan STOCKDILL, of Wellington. For services
to employment relations.

John Douglas STOREY, of Te Awamutu. For services to
the dairy industry.

Duncan Wishart TAYLOR, J.P., of Waiareka, Oamaru.
For services to local government.

Michael Anthony WALSH, of Lower Hutt. For services
to softball.

Ms Susan Accushla WILSON, of Wellington. For
services to the theatre.

NEW ZEALAND DEFENCE FORCE

Commodore Alan John PECK (Q18460), of Lower Hutt.
Royal New Zealand Navy.

Warrant Officer Class One Hohaia Charles COLLIER
(K557805), of Paraparaumu. Royal New Zealand
Infantry Regiment.

M.N.Z.M.

To be Members of the said Order:

Mrs Maureen Rose AITKEN, of Plimmerton. For
services to the community.

Kerry Ayling ASHBY, of Manukau City. For services to
rowing.

William David BAILLIE, of Auckland. For services to
athletics.

Richard Peter BENTLEY, of Manukau City. For
services to the community.

Dr Katharine Helen Campbell BOWDEN, of Tutukaka,
Whangarei. For services to public health and the
community.

Philip Douglas BROADHURST, of Auckland. For
services to jazz music.

Graham Read BURGESS, of Auckland. For services to
cricket.

Kenneth Soo Keung CHAN, J.P., of Wellington. For
services to the Chinese community.

Mrs Wilma COPPINS, of Auckland. For services to the
community.

Jesse Maisey CRUTCHLEY, of Ranfurly, Central
Otago. For services to farming, local bodies and the
community.

Patrick John DAVIDSEN, of Nelson. Chief Fire Officer,
Stoke Volunteer Fire Brigade. For services to the
New Zealand Fire Service and the community.

Mrs Yvonne DUFAUR, of Auckland. For services to
volunteer management.

Mrs Carroll Elizabeth FINLAYSON, J.P., of Pokeno. For
services to the community.

Trevor Richard Duncan FLINT, of Christchurch. For
services to table tennis.

Dr Ross Clifton GORDON, of Stratford. For services to
the community.

Mrs Mary Frances HAUGHEY, of Christchurch. For
services to the community.

Murray John HENSHALL, of Auckland. For services to
mental health.

Galumalemana Alfred HUNKIN, of Tawa, Wellington.
For services to the Pacific Islands community.

Cecil Henry IRWIN, J.P., of Dunedin. For services to
education.

Bruce George KILMISTER, of Auckland. For services
to the community.

Terrence Edward KING, J.P., of Invercargill. For
services to the community.

Mrs Jadwiga LENDNAL, of Wellington. For services to
the Polish community.

Andrew Roy LESLIE, J.P., of Petone. For services to
rugby.

Daniel Samuel LEWIS, J.P., formerly of Wellington and
now of Caulfield, Victoria, Australia. For services to
the community.

Graham James LINDSAY, J.P., of Blenheim. For
services to economic development.

Mrs Suzanne Joy LYNCH, of Auckland. For services to
entertainment.

Mrs Edith Jessie McGIMPSEY, of Waimate, South
Canterbury. For services to the community.

Mrs Doris Elizabeth MEHRTENS, of Hokitika. For
services to the community.

Mrs Cynthia Ann MILLS, J.P., of Porirua. For services to
the community.