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NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 3

Miss Marcia Ellen WILSON (Sister Marcellin), of
Wellington. For services to education and the
community.

O.N.Z.M.

To be Officers of the said Order:

George Ian ANDREWS, of Auckland. For services to
television.

Dr Margaret Ann CARR, of Hamilton. For services to
early childhood education.

Dr Neil James CHERRY, of Christchurch. For services
to science, education and the community.

The Reverend Terence Montague DIBBLE, of
Auckland. For services to justice and peace issues.

Mrs Esther Frances FUNG, of Wellington. For services
to the Chinese community.

Dr William Ivan GLASS, of Christchurch. For services
to occupational health and safety.

The Reverend Haki Rangikaheke Petera HAIMONA,
J.P., of Taihape. For services to Maori.

Mrs June HAMILTON, of Napier. For services to health
administration and the community.

Dr Michael Donald HILLS, of Hamilton. For services to
persons with epilepsy and the community.

Noel Cowburn LYNCH, of Wellington. For services to
rowing and music.

Trevor John McKEE, of Auckland. For services to
racing and the community.

John Milbanke MASTERS, M.C., J.P., of Christchurch.
For services to returned services personnel and the
community.

Mrs Gwen Meyer NEAVE, J.P., of Stewart Island. For
services to art and the community.

Richard John NORTHEY, of Auckland. For public
services.

Ms Gaylene Mary PRESTON, of Wellington. For
services to film making.

Mrs Erenora PUKETAPU-HETET, J.P., of Lower Hutt.
For services to weaving.

Associate Professor Carole Marie SHEPHEARD, of
Auckland. For services to the arts.

Emeritus Professor Russell Cyril James STONE, of
Auckland. For services to historical research.

Peter Ivan TALLEY, of Motueka. For services to the
fishing industry, export and the community.

Gilbert William ULLRICH, J.P., of Auckland. For
services to export.

Mrs Lucinda Jane (Cindi) WALLACE, of Wellington.
For services to mental health.

Ms Jean Catherine WATSON, of Wellington. For
services to literature and welfare work.

Dr Peter Stuart WATSON, of Washington D.C.,
United States of America. For services to
New Zealand interests in the United States
of America.

Mrs Marie Helen WILLS, of Christchurch. For services
to the community.

NEW ZEALAND DEFENCE FORCE

Colonel John Reginald McLEOD (K49804), Colonels’
List, New Zealand Army.

Colonel Graeme Charles WILSON, E.D. (K390135),
Colonels’ List, New Zealand Army Territorial Force.

M.N.Z.M.

To be Members of the said Order:

Mrs Valerie Jeanne ABRAHMS, of Auckland. For
services to persons with muscular dystrophy and
the community.

Mrs Phyllis Rosa ASTON, of Nelson. For services to
rural communities.

Mrs Valerie Alice BALL, of Masterton. For services
to the community.

Mrs Marion Iris BATCHELOR, of Christchurch.
For services to the community.

Mrs Margaret Mary BONNER, J.P., of Wellington.
For services to local body and community affairs.

Lim Nam CHHOUR, of Auckland. For services to the
Chinese Cambodian community.

Mrs Nansi Whetu DEWES, of Taumarunui. For services
to Maori and the community.

Mrs Thelma Joyce EARLE, of Blenheim. For services
to the community.

Mrs Taonefoou Ogotau FALESIMA, of Auckland.
For services to the community.

Dr Stella FRANCES, of Kaiaua. For services to
conservation and the environment.

Emeritus Professor Colin Alexander GIBSON, of
Dunedin. For services to church music and education.

Sister Helen GILROY, of Wellington. For services to
education and the community.

Annesley Brian HARMAN, of Christchurch. For
services to the community.

Mrs Lesley Hazel HARRISON, of Auckland. For
services to the community.

Isaac John JEFFERSON, J.P., of Tauranga. For
services to the elderly and the community.

Murray Raynal JENSEN, J.P., of Raumati Beach.
For services to local body and community affairs.

Mrs Jean Evelyn KNEEBONE, J.P., of Hamilton.
For services to welfare work.

Michael John LYNCH, of Carterton. For services to
community health in the South Pacific.

Roderick Graham MacDIARMID, of Kerikeri.
For services to horticulture and the community.

Colin Alexander McDONALD, of Christchurch.
For services to the potato industry.

Robert Bergen McGREGOR, of Napier. For services
to the preservation of local heritage.

John Gifford MALE, of Warkworth. For services to
the peace movement.

Trevor Horowaewae MAXWELL, of Rotorua.
For services to Maori, arts and local body affairs.

Reginald Charles MOORE, of Wainuiomata.
For services to local government.

John Roy NEWTON, of Turangi. For services to
conservation.

Calder Robert PRESCOTT, of Dunedin. For services
to music.

Mrs Barbara Anne REDFERN, J.P., of Hamilton.
For services to migrants.

Mrs Geraldine Hinemoa REWETI, of Bethlehem.
For services to education.

Ms June Temamaeroa RHIND, of Pukekohe.
For services to persons with disabilities.

James Patrick ROBSON, of Christchurch. For services
to conservation and the community.

Evan William ROGERSON, of Switzerland. For services
to international relations.