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NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 2

THE QUEEN’S SERVICE MEDAL FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE

Q.S.M.

Mrs Hanakalala AHOTAHA, of Auckland.
Mrs Zelda Mae BRIDGENS, of North Shore City.
Mr Brian Ernest CLARK, of New Plymouth.
Mrs Lorna Violet CLAUSON, J.P., of Auckland.
Mr Neville Thomas CREIGHTON, of Auckland.
Mrs Susan DAVISON, of Auckland.
Mr Phillip James DENTON, of Invercargill.
Mr James Ian DUNSMORE, of Gisborne.
Mrs Onawe Joan FINLAYSON, J.P., of North Shore City.
Mrs Bethea Eve FROST, of Northland.
Mrs Inna GRBICH, of Wellington.
Mr Trevor Wiremu GRIFFITHS, J.P., of Timaru.
Dr Francis Neil HAYES, of Carterton.
Mrs Gloria Margaret HUNT, of Nelson.
Mrs Parehuia Whaanga IRWIN, of Hawke’s Bay.
Mr Ian Stanley JENKINS, of Morrinsville.
Dr Ranatunga Ariyadasa KALUPAHANA, of Lower Hutt.
Mrs Beverley Joy KAY, of Te Awamutu.
Mr Alan Grant KERR, of New Plymouth.
Mrs Huhana Barbara KISSOCK, of Gisborne.
Mrs Valda Joy Benner LAURICH, of Hauraki Plains.
The Reverend Alan John LEADLEY, of Hamilton.
Mr Kai-Shek LUEY, of Auckland.
Miss Helen MACLEAN, of Wanganui.
Mrs Elizabeth Ann MALO, of Waitakere City.
Mr Matakite Rangi MALO, of Waitakere City.
Mr John Stuart (Boggy) MCDOWELL, of Invercargill.
Mr Peter MILES, of North Canterbury.
Mr Brian John MILLS, of Nelson.
Mr George Edwin Allanby NIKOLAISON, of Masterton.
Mr Bhukhan Lal PARBHU, J.P., of Wellington.
Mr John (Lindon) RAYNER, of Dunedin.
Mrs Hilda Betty Ashton RHODES KING, of Christchurch.
Mrs Thelma Joy RUOHONEN, of Taupo.
Mr Robert James SCOTT, of Rotorua.
Mrs Joan Millicent SHERLEY, of Raumati Beach.
Mrs Adrienne Helen SPARK, J.P., of Rangiora.
Mrs Pani Takawhenua STIRLING, of Manukau City.
Mr Te Kepa Takataka-o-Rangi STIRLING, of Manukau City.
Mr John William WARD, of Palmerston North.
Mr Bevan Peter WEALLEANS, J.P., of Reefton.
Mr Murray William WILLIS, of Great Barrier Island.
Mrs Kyung Sook WILSON, of North Shore City.

THE QUEEN’S SERVICE MEDAL FOR PUBLIC SERVICES

Q.S.M.

Mr Te Akapikirangi (Aka) ARTHUR, of Porirua City.
Mr Kenneth Victor CATT, of Waitakere City.
Mr Roy Herbert CONNOLLY, of Nelson.

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Mrs Norma Sarah Joan DOBSON, of Whangarei.
Mr Ian Alexander EDWARD, of Rotorua.
Mr Daryl Raymond FORREST, of Balclutha. Senior Firefighter, Balclutha Volunteer Fire Brigade, New Zealand Fire Service.
Mrs Beverley Rose HARRIS, J.P., of Waitakere City.
Mr Herbert George HARRISON, of Timaru.
Mr Raynor Lawrence HENSON, of Picton. Senior Fighfighter, Picton Volunteer Fire Brigade, New Zealand Fire Service.
Janet Mary HOPE, of Orewa. Inspector, New Zealand Police.
Mr Trevor John HUMPHREY, of Wanganui.
Mr Robert (Bob) LANGHOLM, of Auckland.
Mrs Harihari Lizzie MATENGA, of Whangarei.
Mr Pona Wiremu MATENGA, of Whangarei.
Mr William (John) MCCULLOUGH, of Central Hawke’s Bay. Lately Chief Fire Officer, Waipawa Volunteer Fire Brigade, New Zealand Fire Service.
Mr Alan John MCENANEY, of Greymouth.
Mrs Anita Leslie MOORE, J.P., of Kawerau.
Murray Grant Edward MORRISSEY, of Auckland. Senior Sergeant, New Zealand Police.
Annelise Ivy Vani NYGAARD, of Papakura. Constable, New Zealand Police.
Mr Michael Joesph O’CONNOR, of Palmerston North.
Mr Charles Leonard PARKER, J.P., of Auckland.
Mrs Margaret PEACE, of Blenheim.
Ms Nancye (Pamela) READER, of Wellington.
Mr William Hukere (Tosh) RUWHIU, of North Canterbury.
Leo Joseph TOOMAN, of Hamilton. Inspector, New Zealand Police.
Mr Robert Bruce TWADDLE, J.P., of Napier.
Mr Edward James VALLELY, of Wanganui.
Ms Margaret (Helen) WALCH, of Otaki.
Mr John Murray WARD, of Nelson. Rural Fire Mediator, New Zealand Fire Service.
Mr John WHITTY, of Wellington.
Mr William Rore WIKI, of Manukau City.

Dated at Wellington this 31st day of December 2004.

DIANE MORCOM, Secretary and Registrar, The Queen’s Service Order.

THE NEW ZEALAND GALLANTRY AWARDS

The Queen has been pleased, on the occasion of the celebration of the New Year, to approve the following New Zealand Gallantry Awards for actions in East Timor:

N.Z.G.D

To receive the New Zealand Gallantry Decoration:

NEW ZEALAND DEFENCE FORCE

Private (now Trooper) Phillip Murray CHEATER (X1003534), Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment.

CITATION

On 24 July 2000, Private Cheater was the lead scout and tracker for a patrol operating on the border between East and West Timor. The patrol was following up signs of an armed militia group when it was fired on by a militia element occupying high ground overlooking the patrol’s intended route. During the initial stages of the contact, Private Cheater and Private Manning were in the direct line of fire