✨ Queen's Birthday Honours
1636 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 69 11 JUNE 2004
Mr Richard Meckiff CAMPION, of Wellington. For
services to the theatre.
Professor Raewyn Mary DALZIEL, of Auckland. For
services to education.
Professor Brett DELAHUNT, of Wellington. For
services to pathology.
Ms Ngila Beryl DICKSON, of Auckland. For services to
design and the film industry.
Mr William Graham GARLAND, of Cambridge. For
services to farming and conservation.
Professor Keith GRIMWOOD, of Wellington. For
services to cystic fibrosis research.
Professor Barry Selwyn GUSTAFSON, of Auckland.
For services to political science and historical
research.
Mr Arnold John HEINE, Q.S.M., of Eastbourne. For
services to outdoor recreation.
Mr Robert Edward JEFFREY, of Tauranga. For services
to agriculture and export.
Mr Brian John LYNCH, of Wellington. For public
services and services to the meat industry.
Dr Maurice Jack ORPIN, of Whangarei. For services to
medicine and the community.
Mr Norman Jack RUMSEY, of Lower Hutt. For services
to optics and astronomy.
Emeritus Professor David Norman SHARPE, of
Auckland. For services to medicine.
Mrs Susan Mary SIMCOCK, of Auckland. For services
to sports administration and squash.
Mr Walter Leonard STONE, of Kaikoura. For services to
tourism.
Mr William Robin TAYLOR, of Raurimu. For services
to children’s literature and the community.
Mr Donald Francis TRICKER, of Porirua City. For
services to softball.
Mr Morris William WALKER, of Queenstown. For
services to aviation and industry.
Professor Ian Douglas WATSON, J.P., of North Shore
City. For services to education.
M.N.Z.M.
To be Members of the said Order:
Mr William Robert ALLEN, of Auckland. For services
to education and the arts.
Mr John Humphry BAYLY, of Wairoa. For services to
commerce and the community.
Mrs Daphne Lois BELL, J.P., of Hamilton. For services
to the community.
Ms Philippa Jane BOYENS, of Wellington. For services
to film.
Mr Barry James COTTON, of Christchurch. For services
to harness racing and industry.
Deirdre Hope DALE, J.P., of Porirua City. For services
to education and the community.
Mr Alan Stanley de MALMANCHE, of Auckland. For
services to the theatre.
Associate Professor John Terence DENNIS, of Dunedin.
For services to music.
Mr Richard John FRIZZELL, of Havelock North. For
services to the arts.
Mrs Margaret Doris Leslie FYFE, of Porirua City. For
services to mountaineering and outdoor recreation.
Anne Elizabeth GEDDES, of Auckland. For services to
photography and the community.
Dr Anwar-Ul GHANI, J.P., of Hamilton. For services to
the Muslim community.
Mr Ian Mackenzie GIBSON, of Waitakere City. For
services to the New Zealand Returned Services’
Association.
Gregory James GILPIN, of Levin. Inspector New Zealand
Police. For services to the New Zealand Police.
Dr John Murray HEDLEY, of Blenheim. For services to
public health.
Khalid (Billy) IBADULLA, of Dunedin. For services to
cricket.
Lucy LAWLESS, of Auckland. For services to
entertainment and the community.
Ms Colleen (Kate) Margaret LESLIE, J.P., of
Warkworth. For services to the community.
Mr Grant McMillan MAJOR, of Auckland. For services
to film.
Moana Maree MANIAPOTO, of Auckland. For services
to Māori and music.
Mr Jarrad Rangi MARTIN, of Waitara. For services to
softball.
Pieri Rota MUNRO, of Wellington. Superintendent
New Zealand Police. For services to the New Zealand
Police.
Mr John Lawrance NICHOLLS, of Rotorua. For services
to ecology and forest research.
Mr Warwick Burns NICOLL, of North Shore City. For
services to education and the community.
Mr Joseph Tuahine NORTHOVER, of Napier. For
services to Māori and the community.
Mr Harold Vincent O’ROURKE, J.P., of Auckland. For
services to judo.
Dr Barry William Oliver PARTRIDGE, of Tauranga.
For services to medicine.
Mrs Annette Eleanor PEARSON de GONZALEZ, of
Bogota, Colombia. For services as New Zealand
Honorary Consul in Colombia.
Mrs Beverley Joan RANDELL PRICE (Beverley
Randell), of Wellington. For services to children’s
literature and education.
Mr Cecil RENWICK, of Waitakere City. For services to
cricket.
Mr Mervyn Bruce RESTALL, of Christchurch. For
services to surf life-saving and the community.
Dr Leslie Thomas ROBERTSON, J.P., of Mangonui,
Northland. For services to education, youth and the
community.
Mr Graeme Arthur ROGERSON, of Hamilton. For
services to the thoroughbred industry.
Mrs Beverly Janice SAVAGE, of Hamilton. For services
to athletes with disabilities.
Mr James William Arthur SELKIRK, of Wellington. For
services to film.
Mr Harvey Newson Edward SHEPPARD, of Auckland.
For services to marine safety and shooting.
Mr Neil Willas SHROFF, of Auckland. For services to
the community.
Mr Geoffrey Neville SINCLAIR, of Waitakere City. For
services to journalism.
Dr Russell Peter SMITH, of Christchurch. For services
to the visually impaired.
Mr Eldred Claude STEBBING, of North Shore City. For
services to the recording and entertainment industries.
Mr Robert Nopera (Chubb) TANGAROA, of Havelock
North. For services to softball.
Mr Te Warena Warren Jack TAUA, of Manukau City.
For services to Māori and conservation.
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61 names identified
- Richard Meckiff Campion, For services to the theatre
- Raewyn Mary Dalziel (Professor), For services to education
- Brett Delahunt (Professor), For services to pathology
- Ngila Beryl Dickson (Ms), For services to design and the film industry
- William Graham Garland, For services to farming and conservation
- Keith Grimwood (Professor), For services to cystic fibrosis research
- Barry Selwyn Gustafson (Professor), For services to political science and historical research
- Arnold John Heine, For services to outdoor recreation
- Robert Edward Jeffrey, For services to agriculture and export
- Brian John Lynch, For public services and services to the meat industry
- Maurice Jack Orpin (Dr), For services to medicine and the community
- Norman Jack Rumsey, For services to optics and astronomy
- David Norman Sharpe (Emeritus Professor), For services to medicine
- Susan Mary Simcock (Mrs), For services to sports administration and squash
- Walter Leonard Stone, For services to tourism
- William Robin Taylor, For services to children's literature and the community
- Donald Francis Tricker, For services to softball
- Morris William Walker, For services to aviation and industry
- Ian Douglas Watson (Professor), For services to education
- William Robert Allen, For services to education and the arts
- John Humphry Bayly, For services to commerce and the community
- Daphne Lois Bell (Mrs), For services to the community
- Philippa Jane Boyens (Ms), For services to film
- Barry James Cotton, For services to harness racing and industry
- Deirdre Hope Dale, For services to education and the community
- Alan Stanley de Malmanche, For services to the theatre
- John Terence Dennis (Associate Professor), For services to music
- Richard John Frizzell, For services to the arts
- Margaret Doris Leslie Fyfe (Mrs), For services to mountaineering and outdoor recreation
- Anne Elizabeth Geddes, For services to photography and the community
- Anwar-Ul Ghani (Dr), For services to the Muslim community
- Ian Mackenzie Gibson, For services to the New Zealand Returned Services' Association
- Gregory James Gilpin, For services to the New Zealand Police
- John Murray Hedley (Dr), For services to public health
- Khalid (Billy) Ibadulla, For services to cricket
- Lucy Lawless, For services to entertainment and the community
- Colleen (Kate) Margaret Leslie (Ms), For services to the community
- Grant McMillan Major, For services to film
- Moana Maree Maniapoto, For services to Māori and music
- Jarrad Rangi Martin, For services to softball
- Pieri Rota Munro, For services to the New Zealand Police
- John Lawrance Nicholls, For services to ecology and forest research
- Warwick Burns Nicoll, For services to education and the community
- Joseph Tuahine Northover, For services to Māori and the community
- Harold Vincent O'Rourke, For services to judo
- Barry William Oliver Partridge (Dr), For services to medicine
- Annette Eleanor Pearson de Gonzalez (Mrs), For services as New Zealand Honorary Consul in Colombia
- Beverley Joan Randell Price (Mrs), For services to children's literature and education
- Cecil Renwick, For services to cricket
- Mervyn Bruce Restall, For services to surf life-saving and the community
- Leslie Thomas Robertson (Dr), For services to education, youth and the community
- Graeme Arthur Rogerson, For services to the thoroughbred industry
- Beverly Janice Savage (Mrs), For services to athletes with disabilities
- James William Arthur Selkirk, For services to film
- Harvey Newson Edward Sheppard, For services to marine safety and shooting
- Neil Willas Shroff, For services to the community
- Geoffrey Neville Sinclair, For services to journalism
- Russell Peter Smith (Dr), For services to the visually impaired
- Eldred Claude Stebbing, For services to the recording and entertainment industries
- Robert Nopera (Chubb) Tangaroa, For services to softball
- Te Warena Warren Jack Taua, For services to Māori and conservation