New Zealand Gazette – 2005 – No. 90

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✨ Queen's Service Medal Awards

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 90

15 JUNE 2005

Mr Gary John BOWLER, of Hastings.
Mr Robert Neville CHECKETTS, of Invercargill.
Mr Richard Beckett DENTON, J.P., of Levin.
Mr Anthony Thomas FROST, of Nelson.
Mr David Brian GILLAM, J.P., of Waitakere City.
Dr Roger Vernon GRACE, of Rodney.
Mrs Alison Joan GRACEY, of Levin.
Mrs Constance Eileen May GUNN, of Taupo.
Mr Murrie James HALIDAY, J.P., of Waitakere City.
Mr Stanley Thomas HALL, of Waitakere City.
Mr Boyd Gardiner HOLE, of Thames. Chief Fire Officer,
Thames Volunteer Fire Brigade, New Zealand Fire Service.

Mr Leonard Stuart HOME, of Timaru.
Mr Elliott Anthony JAMESON, J.P., of Pukekohe.
Mr Reginald Charles George JANES, of Tauranga.
Mr William JARVIE, of Upper Hutt.
Mrs Judith Marie KIDD, of Waikato.
Garry Jon LARSEN, of Manukau City. Senior Constable,
New Zealand Police.
Mrs Edna Jean MCATAMNEY, of Ranfurly.
Mr Innes Roy MCNEIL, of Lower Hutt.

Mr Michael Ralph MOSBY, of Waitakere City. Deputy
Chief Fire Officer, Waitemata Volunteer Fire Brigade,
New Zealand Fire Service.
Mr Donald Reed ORMSBY, J.P., of Turangi.
Mr Arnold John PERRY, V.R.D., of Dunedin.
Mr Nelson Palmer ROSS, of Whangarei.
Kate Mary SAXTON, of Queenstown. Sergeant,
New Zealand Police.
Michael Robert SEQUE, of Rakaia. Senior Constable,
New Zealand Police.
Steven Mark SIMPKIN, of Whangarei. Detective
Sergeant, New Zealand Police.
Mrs Mary Celia SMITH, of Whangaparaoa.
Mr Alan John SPURDLE, of Taranaki. Lately Deputy
Chief Fire Officer, Inglewood Volunteer Fire Brigade,
New Zealand Fire Service.
Mr Ehau Joseph THOMAS (senior), of the Chatham
Islands. Chief Fire Officer, Chatham Islands Volunteer
Fire Brigade, New Zealand Fire Service.
Mrs Amy Helen WHITTEN, of Ashhurst.

Dated at Wellington this 6th day of June 2005.

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

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🏛️ Awards of The Queen's Service Medal for Public Services

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated6 June 2005
KeywordsHonours, Awards, Queen's Service Medal, Public Services, Fire Service, Police
👱🏽 Names

30 names identified

Gary John Bowler (Mr), Awarded Queen's Service Medal
Robert Neville Checketts (Mr), Awarded Queen's Service Medal
Richard Beckett Denton (Mr, J.P.), Awarded Queen's Service Medal
Anthony Thomas Frost (Mr), Awarded Queen's Service Medal
David Brian Gillam (Mr, J.P.), Awarded Queen's Service Medal
Roger Vernon Grace (Dr), Awarded Queen's Service Medal
Alison Joan Gracey (Mrs), Awarded Queen's Service Medal
Constance Eileen May Gunn (Mrs), Awarded Queen's Service Medal
Murrie James Haliday (Mr, J.P.), Awarded Queen's Service Medal
Stanley Thomas Hall (Mr), Awarded Queen's Service Medal
Boyd Gardiner Hole (Mr), Awarded Queen's Service Medal
Leonard Stuart Home (Mr), Awarded Queen's Service Medal
Elliott Anthony Jameson (Mr, J.P.), Awarded Queen's Service Medal
Reginald Charles George Janes (Mr), Awarded Queen's Service Medal
William Jarvie (Mr), Awarded Queen's Service Medal
Judith Marie Kidd (Mrs), Awarded Queen's Service Medal
Garry Jon Larsen, Awarded Queen's Service Medal
Edna Jean McAtamney (Mrs), Awarded Queen's Service Medal
Innes Roy McNeil (Mr), Awarded Queen's Service Medal
Michael Ralph Mosby (Mr), Awarded Queen's Service Medal
Donald Reed Ormsby (Mr, J.P.), Awarded Queen's Service Medal
Arnold John Perry (Mr, V.R.D.), Awarded Queen's Service Medal
Nelson Palmer Ross (Mr), Awarded Queen's Service Medal
Kate Mary Saxton, Awarded Queen's Service Medal
Michael Robert Seque, Awarded Queen's Service Medal
Steven Mark Simpkin, Awarded Queen's Service Medal
Mary Celia Smith (Mrs), Awarded Queen's Service Medal
Alan John Spurdle (Mr), Awarded Queen's Service Medal
Ehau Joseph Thomas (Mr), Awarded Queen's Service Medal
Amy Helen Whitten (Mrs), Awarded Queen's Service Medal

👩‍💼 Officials

Diane Morcom, Secretary and Registrar, The Queen's Service Order

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