56 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 2 14 JANUARY 2011

Mr David John Hay, JP, of Auckland. For services to
local body affairs and the community.
Mr Ricki Lloyd Herbert, of Wellington. For services to
football.
Professor Emeritus Roy Patrick Kerr, of Christchurch.
For services to astrophysics.
Mr Johannes La Grouw, of Rotorua. For services to
business and the community.
Dr Semisi Ma’ia’i, QSM, of Wellington. For services to
the Samoan community.
Mr Murray Allan Sherwin, of Wellington. For services
as Chief Executive of the Ministry of Agriculture and
Forestry.
Professor Ian James Warrington, of Palmerston North.
For services to science.

ONZM

To be Officers of the said Order:

Mr Derek Andrew Anderson, of Christchurch. For
services to the community.
Mr Michael Francis Barnett, of Auckland. For services
to business.
Dr Warren Johnston Bell, of Auckland. For services to
forensic science.
Mr Nicolas Calavrias, of Wellington. For services to
business.
Mr Andrew Forbes Davidson, of Christchurch. For
services to the timber industry.
Dr Barbara Lynn Disley, of Auckland. For services to
health.
Mr Peter James Egan, of Hamilton. For services to the
meat industry.
Mr Brian Francis Evans, of Auckland. For services to
women’s rugby.
Professor Lewis Tudor Evans, of Porirua. For services to
education.
Ms Rangimarie Naida Glavish, JP, of Auckland. For
services to Māori and the community.
Mr Thomas David Henshaw, of Hamilton. For services
as a cartoonist.
Mr John William Holdsworth, of Wellington. For
services to business and the community.
Mr Paul Anthony Honiss, of Hamilton. For services to
the community.
Mr Phillip John Leishman, of Auckland. For services to
media and the community.
Mr Richard Arthur Long, of Wellington. For services to
journalism.
Mr David William Mace, of Auckland. For services to
the community.
Dr Keith Ian Desmond Maslen, of Dunedin. For services
to literature and bibliography.
Professor Lesley Margaret Elizabeth McCowan, of
Auckland. For services to health.
Professor Samuel Stuart McNaughton, of Auckland. For
services to education.
Mr Ryan Nelsen, of Cheshire, United Kingdom. For
services to football.
Associate Professor John Andrew Ormiston, of
Auckland. For services to medicine.
Mrs Vicki Suzanne Reid, of Nelson. For services to the
community.
Ms Jeanette Robyn Richardson, of Opua. For services to
the community.
The Honourable Roger Morrison Sowry, of Paraparaumu.
For public services as a Member of Parliament.
Mr William Paul Studholme, JP, of Banks Peninsula. For
services to forestry and the community.
Associate Professor Jean-Claude Theis, of Dunedin. For
services to medicine.

MNZM

To be Members of the said Order:

Mr Robert Harold Briant, of Gisborne. For services to
the community.
Ms Alison Ann Broad, QSM, of Invercargill. For services
to the community.
Mr Lindsay John Brown, of Dunedin. For services to the
community.
Mr Jens Bukholt, QSM, of Wanganui. For services to the
community.
Mrs Karen Margrethe Bukholt, QSM, of Wanganui. For
services to the community.
Ms Elisabeth Phyllis June Burgess, of Auckland. For
services to women’s health.
Mr James John Campbell, of Auckland. For services to
surf life saving.
Mr Bernard Albert Roy Card, of Porirua. For services to
agriculture.
Dr John Manley Carter, of Wellington. For services to
medicine.
Mrs Marion Dorothy Cooper, QSM, of Lower Hutt. For
services to Te Omanga Hospice.
Dr Edward John Gane, of Auckland. For services to
medicine.
Mr Garth Edward George, of Rotorua. For services to
journalism.
Mr Maurice Giovanni Gianotti, of Taupo. For services to
education and the community.
Mr William Frank Guest, of Wellington. For services to
the performing arts.
Mrs Ewa Katete Haua, of Auckland. For services to
Māori.
Mr Thomas William Johnson, of Napier. For services to
rugby.
Ms Alexa Mary Johnston, of Auckland. For services to
the arts.
Ms Lorraine Kerr, of Turangi. For services to education.
Miss Shelley Celia Kitchen, of Auckland. For services to
sport.
Mrs Connie Fay Ling Kum, of Auckland. For services to
the Chinese community.
Mr Scott Laurenson, of Paraparaumu. For services to
wrestling.
Mr Anthony George Lewis, of Christchurch. For services
to music.
Mr John Roderick McKenzie, of Christchurch. For
services to agriculture.
Ms Kitty-Anne Joy McKinley, of Wellington. For
services to youth and the community.
Mr David Wyndham Meares, of Greta Valley. For
services to agriculture.
Mr Wayne Fortune Mills, of Auckland. For services to
education.
Mr Richard John Nanson, of Wellington. For services to
horticulture.
Mr Robert Arthur Neale, of Palmerston North. For
services to education and the community.
Mr Donald Owen Neely, MBE, of Wellington. For
services to cricket.
Ms Fiona Campbell Pearson, of Wellington. For services
to the Cancer Society.