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October Newsletter
President’s Newsletter – October 2017
September has been a busy but exciting month at Christchurch Boys’ High School. Many months of hard
work by the Headmaster Mr Nic Hill and his management team in conjunction with the Board of
Trustees, finally came to fruition with the completion of the School Hall.
On 4th September at 10.30am, Old Boy, Bishop Brian Carrell, officiated at the re-dedication of the WWII
Memorial Doors leading into the Assembly Hall. These doors, as Old Boys’ will remember, are situated at
the top of the main stair case, and in the newly reconfigured Hall, now lead onto a large, upper level
seating area.
Next day the Hall was blessed by the School Whanau and the Headmaster, Mr Nic Hill, wore the
ceremonial cloak he had been presented with to mark the special relationship between the School and
the local Whanau. After this, the boys had the first full-School assembly since the earthquakes and the
importance of this occasion cannot be underrated.
Mr Hill wore the cloak again at the next function on Friday 8 September, when Old Boy centurion and
WWll veteran, Bill Turner, along with the youngest year 9 student, Dementry Higgins, officially opened
the Hall by cutting a specially baked cake!
It was at this assembly that a 2017 Altiora Peto Award was presented to Dr David Hopkins. Dr Hopkins is
an internationally acclaimed civil engineer specialising in earthquake and seismic engineering design and
a worthy recipient of this prestigious award. There is to be a second award made at an assembly on 24
October at 1.05pm.
However, prior to this, on 10 October, there is the 60+ years on reunion luncheon at the Cashmere Club.
This gathering is for all Old Boys who have been gone from CBHS for sixty years or more. Those who
haven’t as yet registered for this and wish to do so, are encouraged to do so as soon as possible. Check
for information on this event in this newsletter.
The newsletter and School web-site is where you will also find information on the Adams House
Centennial. This in an important milestone in the history of the School and is taking place over Labour
Weekend. The Executive hopes all who attend have a thoroughly enjoyable time. Our best wishes to all.
We also have the annual monitors’ lunch at Adams House on Friday October 27. This is an occasion when
the Association Executive can thank the monitors for the extra work they put into their school day and
make them aware their commitment is appreciated.
The School year then begins to wind down with senior examinations and the general hurley-burley of
end of year.
In the previous newsletter I urged all Old Boys to visit the School and see the tremendous amount of
work that has been carried out. I also encourage you all to check the School web-site and see the
wonderful achievements, across a wide field of endeavours, that the young men of the School are
succeeding in. It should be a source of great satisfaction. Please, also do not forget my other plea – stay
involved in your old school. Stay connected to your mates from your era and make sure you attend
School events and Old Boy social functions.
Altiora Peto Geoff Thomas President, CBHS Old Boys’ Association
Headmaster’s Report - October 2017 1. The opening of the Hall has been followed up with assemblies, sports prize giving, sports photos, The Big Night
Out, junior entrance tests and guest speakers. (At the end of this report is the Headmaster’s message to the
community after the Hall opening).
2. The Board met in the Deans Buildings on the 26th of September and we are planning to have an opening
function during Heritage Week.
3. Rico Syme and Louis Chapman have been named in the New Zealand Secondary Schools Barbarians Rugby
Team and Tahu Kaa in the New Zealand U18 Maori Rugby Team
4. The 1st XI Hockey came second at Rankin Cup
5. The U15 Rugby Side won the National Invitational rugby tournament
6. Daniel Meehan won the 2017 New Zealand boxing championship title for the 57 kg weight division This is in
addition adds to the Trans-Tasman golden glove title two weeks ago in Brisbane
7. Tom Parker, Dominic Brettkelly, Ben Baker and Jack Ryder have won the NZ secondary schools golf
title.
8. Trap Shooting Canterbury Championships Hunter Brotherston “came High Overall All Boys (HOA)” for the
whole shoot A & B grade. Ben Whitfield medalled with a 3rd in A grade Single Barrel. Ben Whitfield and
Hunter Bould shot in the Skeet Competition as a team of two and came 3rd.
9. Debating: Raphael Franks, Ben Robertson, Vinnie Hart came 2nd in Canterbury
10. Haydn Boul awarded top point scorer at South Island Ice Hockey Championships
Old Boy Chris Parker currently starring in Hudson & Halls addressed the school recently and has been giving
theatre sports lessons
MUSIC SOUTHERN JAM 2017 – BLENHEIM Southern Jam is the only event of its kind in the South Island. It provides a fantastic opportunity for young musicians to learn from those who are top class in their field. CBHS results are as follows : Funk Band - SILVER Award Dixie Band - GOLD Award Big Band - GOLD Award Dixie Band - Runner Up best Combo! Funk Band - Runner Up best Jazz Ensemble! Big Band - Runner Up best Big Band! Most Accomplished Rhythm Section Player - Sam White
GOLF Performance in 2017 would rank as our best year ever. Our A team of Tom Parker (Captain), Dominic Brettkelly, Ben Baker and Jack Ryder have produced some excellent results, finishing 1st equal (losing on a countback) in the Canterbury qualifying for NZ Secondary schools. With Burnside being the defending champions we were also given a spot in the National Secondary Schools Championships. We have continued an unbeaten run of 5 years in inter-schools, beating Auckland Grammar, Westlake Boys’, Timaru Boys’ and Otago Boys’ in each of those years. Tom and Dominic both represented NZ in an age group tournament in Australia, with Tom also being selected 4 times for NZ. Tom and Dominic have both gained scholarships to the USA for next year, and Ben is working hard on gaining one as well. Tom heads off to the University of Oregon and Dominic to the University of West Kentucky. NZ Secondary Schools National Champions After 5 years of trying to qualify we finally got our chance. Despite being one of the top 3 schools teams in the country we have been unable to qualify due to a strong Burnside team. This year we were finally given a chance and our team of Tom Parker (Captain), Dominic Brettkelly, Ben Baker and Jack Ryder proved that our efforts to qualify had been worth it. CBHS opened the first round with a total of 5 under to be in 1st place, leading Burnside by 1 and Nelson College by 6. Dominic Brettkelly -3, Tom Parker -2 and Ben Baker even as the 3 counting scores first round. In the afternoon CBHS piled on the pressure, Tom Parker shot 7 under the second round to finish 9 under for the day. Dominic Brettkelly 1 over for 2 under overall and Ben Baker went 6 under finishing 6 under over the 2 rounds. CBHS beat Burnside by 8 strokes. Nelson College finished tied for 3rd.
Tom Parker was 1st individual, Ben 2nd and Dominic 4th.
CYCLING
Cycling - National School Road Championships Laurence Pithie 1st - U16 Points Champion Luke Smith (Yr 9) - 3rd U15 points race Bailey O'Donnell - 2nd U20 points race
As a result, for the first time ever, CBHS won the top boys School Trophy. For 18 riders to travel north and take on the powerhouse teams of Auckland Grammar, Palmerston North Boys’ and Takapuna Grammar (these schools bring 40+ riders to this national event) and to win was a massive achievement. As one person put it, it was like "David vs Goliath". An epic result for the team. As manager of the team, I was honoured to take away such a quality group of riders and fine young men. Note : The HA Joli cup was first presented in 1970 and then revised to its present structure in 2009. It is prized by
the large Auckland schools as a symbol of cycling supremacy.
"This win has to be one of the most stunning wins in the 50 year history of the event" says Kevin Seale, Chairman of
Cycling NZ Schools.
“It could not be more fitting for Christchurch Boys High School to have won this and be defending that title in 2018
when the National Championships come to the South Island for the first time in the 51st year of competition.”
CBHS DOMINATE CHRISTCHURCH METRO RUGBY Christchurch Boys' High School Rugby dominate Christchurch Metro Rugby. CBHS have won all 5 teenage grade section 1 titles in 2017, along with success across all grades CBHS boasts this rare feat that has not been achieved for a long time. CBHS took out the UC cup 1st XV title on Saturday defeating Timaru Boys' High School 18 to 10, and challenged for the South Island title against Southland Boys' High School. It was an even more impressive achievement with the 3rd XV playing in the under 18 section 1 competition, they beat all other schools 2nd XV sides to win the title, as the CBHS 2nd XV were playing in the colts reserve grade. 1st XV won the UC cup 3rd XV won under 18 section 1 7th XV won under 18 section 2 Under 16A won under 16 section 1 Under 16 Blue won under 16 section 3 Under 15A won under 15 section 1 Under 15 Blue won under 15 section 4 Under 14A Blue won under 14 section 1 Under 13B won Under 13 section 4
With their respective trophies above, from left to right; Ryan Sheehan (Under 15A captain), Caleb Dowie (Under 16A captain), Adam Reid (1st XV captain), Mitchell Hay (3rd XV captain) and Charlie Baker (Under 14A captain)
ALTIORA PETO AWARD 2017
The Altiora Peto Medal is awarded to a living Old Boy who best reflects the school’s motto Altiora Peto – “I seek
higher things” – and who will serve as a role model to the current boys of the school. DAVID CONWAY HOPKINS Today’s recipient of the Altiora Peto Award began at Christchurch Boys’ High School in III.A.2 in 1956, the year that the School celebrated its 75th anniversary. The School at the time had a roll of 1030 and that year saw many events of celebration, including the unveiling of the Memorial Doors to complete the Hall. David Hopkins completed his years at CBHS in 1961, when he was appointed Senior Monitor and also awarded a Cricket Blue. David went on to study Engineering at University, completing a BE(Hons) and a PhD in this area, later specialising in Earthquake Engineering. He has been a chartered professional engineer all his life and runs his own consulting firm, David Hopkins Consulting Ltd. David’s links with Boys’ High were furthered when he played a role (along with the staff, the then Board of Governors and other Old Boys) for the retention and strengthening of the Main Block in the 1980s. The efforts of this group are evidenced by the iconic building that still stands today. Since 1997, Dr Hopkins has been involved with the Earthquake Engineering Technology Business Cluster. He has been a Senior Technical Advisor to the Department of Building & Housing in New Zealand and was a key advisor on seismic components of the revised NZ Building Act 2004. He has served as a Director of the World Seismic Safety Initiative from 2005, been Chair, Earthquake Engineering NZ and is a former Director of both IPENZ and the International Association for Earthquake Engineering. Dr Hopkins is also noted for his work in the community, having served on the Board of the Wellington City Mission for many years, including stints as Chairman. In addition to these roles, David has been at the forefront of learning from earthquakes. He was a member of NZSEE reconnaissance teams following the 1985 Mexico, 1990 Philippines and 2007 Peru earthquakes, the latter two as leader. He was also a member of Lifelines study tours following the 1994 Northridge and 1995 Kobe earthquakes, and led the second phase team following the 2009 Padang, Indonesia earthquake. He has published numerous presentations, papers, reports, newspaper and magazine articles to raise public awareness of seismic issues in New Zealand in particular. Dr Hopkins was the only technical member of the CERA Commission following the Greendale fault quake of 4 September 2010; a leader of the Critical Buildings Team (ChCh) and assisted in investigations into the collapses/failures of the CTV, PGC, The Grand Chancellor and Forsyth Barr buildings. In 2010 Dr Hopkins was made a Life member of NZ Society for Earthquake Engineering for his wide involvement with NZSEE activities. It was fitting that as we gathered in the Hall that signifies the first stage of the repair and rebuild of Christchurch Boys’ High School since the 2010/2011 earthquakes, that the Altiora Peto Award for 2017 is awarded to an Old Boy recognised on the world stage for his work in earthquake safety engineering.
The Altiora Peto Award winner for 2017 David Conway Hopkins
Book Launch “The Skippers Diary” in the Schools new hall on Tuesday 3rd October. The book tells the story of the “Forty Niners” the New Zealand Cricket team’s tour of England in 1949, as seen through the eyes of the captain, Walter Hadlee.
Richard and his brothers at the book launch
From Left - Sir Richard Hadlee with his brothers, Martin, Dayle, Chris & Barry
Golf CHRISTCHURCH BRANCH
GOLF TOURNAMENT Thursday 2nd November 2017 at Waitikiri Golf Club
Start Time from 12 noon Great fun day - meet your old mates Excellent Tournament with lots of prizes and trophies
Entries to Doig Smith - [email protected] Or Martin Boyce - [email protected]
Sam Cuming Member, Brian Bartrum, (1947-53) found this among his keepsakes. Sam Cuming was a real gentleman who possessed a great memory, a sense of humour which was infectious, and was a legend in his time. After he retired I came across him several times on the Port Hills and in Hagley Park where he walked. Sam was always interested to hear about his former pupils. At school he was very approachable and as a teacher he held my interest during class lessons. Not an easy task. I had a lot of respect for him partly demonstrated by my cutting out and filing his obituary. The only late teacher I did this for. See the attached copy. Recently in my collection I came across this snap of Teacher Sam Cumming who taught in the then Room one in the 1940's, 50's. The picture may not be of any use to anyone but I thought it was interesting as it showed the room just as it was in 1952, my last year. The clock is near 2.00 o'clock. Perhaps it was at that time 24/7. The photo was taken with a very basic camera and there was no class in the room at the time. I do remember asking Sam if he would mine me taking his photo.
Re-Dedication of the Memorial Doors On Monday 4th September 2017 Bishop Brian Carrell (1946-50) Re-Dedicated the Memorial Doors at the head of the stairs in the main foyer.
The brief service was attended by Nic Hill, (Headmaster), several Masters, Members of the Executive, Bill Turner (1930-31), Hon Life Member, Ross Brooke, (1936-41),Gerald Clark, (1947-49)& Veteran Kelvin Victor (1949-52). The 2017 Monitors, led by Senior Monitor Isaac Anderson, who did the Reading, John Chapter 15, verses 9-12. The service was completed by the singing of “I Vow to Thee my Country” by a small choir
. Bishop Brian Carrell, Nic Hill & Senior Monitor Isaac Anderson.
Some of the Masters, Executive & Monitors. Front from left, Assn Pres, Geoff Thomas, Gerald Clark (1947-49), Veteran Kel Victor(1949-52), Hon Life Member Ross Brooke (1936-41), Steve Fraser (Senior Master) & right lower front, Veteran Bill Turner (1930-31)
NEW EMAIL ADDRESS:
As a result of Vodafone stopping email service, my new email address is [email protected] Please update your contacts, thank you, Barrie Johnson. Also all those who are required to change their email address please advise the Association in order that we will
be able to keep the database up to date & so that you can receive all emails from the Association. Please advise [email protected]
NEWS: If you have any news about Old Boy friends & their activities, say a few old class mates get-togethers, photos, or just anything, bereavements etc, please let us know so that we can share with other Old boys around the
world. Send photos & details to: [email protected]
BRANCH NEWS: Greetings from London everyone
An update from the London Branch for September 2017 as we are about to head into Autumn in a changing environment here in the UK. The country may be changing however we as old boys are still held together by that strong tie CBHS. This will be most likely located in London with a location To be announced. I have enclosed some links to our group pages below. https://www.facebook.com/hsobuk/?fref=ts
https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8188279
Should you need to get in contact please either send me an email at [email protected] or phone07857392293 Should anyone have any questions or suggestions for the location of the next meeting or new London/UK members please contact me. Kind Regards Chris Holmes UK President
Auckland Branch Activities Report October 2017 The Straven Club, which is a monthly Old Boys luncheon group, is providing the main focus for the Auckland Branch. The group meets on the last Thursday of the month at the Horse and Trap Tavern in Mt Eden at 12 o’clock. Around 15-20 Old Boys from Auckland, Northland and the Waikato, and occasionally from beyond, gather to socialise, enjoy lunch, and hear from an invited speaker. Over the past few months we have had historians, fund managers, internet commerce site builders, and others all provide us with food for thought. These are informal events and everyone is welcome to join us. If you would like to be on our mailing list, email Brian Fehsenfeld at [email protected]
A number of branch members attended the funeral of Sir John Graham. It was very well attended and the haka by the full school from Auckland Boys Grammar was very impressive. It also was good catch up with Nick Hill and the head boy from the hostel, both attending on behalf of School. Bryan Bates, Auckland Branch President.
HSOB Sydney - Annual Reunion Dinner - 19 October 2017 We’re pleased to provide advice of our Sydney/NSW Branch Annual Reunion Dinner at the Waverton North
Sydney Club on Thursday 19 October 2017.
KEYNOTE SPEAKER We are delighted to advise that fellow Sydney Old Boy, Professor John French, Director of Cardiovascular Research at Liverpool Hospital, has kindly consented to be our Keynote Speaker. He was at School from 1968-72. It will indeed be a tremendous privilege to have Professor John French address and entertain us. INVITEES As always our functions include wives, partners and girlfriends, so we look forward to welcoming you all. A great opportunity for our younger Old Boys to join in!
All Old Boys visiting Sydney are welcome to attend. If you know of any other Old Boys and their guests who may be interested, please forward them this message.
For Old Boys who have not attended a Sydney Reunion before, please be assured you will be made very welcome. We are all friends who share the same heritage. Last year we had Old Boys spanning seven decades from the 1940’s through the 2000’s. Our tables are seated in decades, with Old Boys of the same vintage together. So there is every chance there will be someone you know!
DETAILS : Date: Thursday 19 October 2017 Time: 6:30pm for pre-dinner drinks (included); dinner at 7:15pm Dinner: Pre-dinner drinks, two courses with entrée and main;– for $68 per person Vegetarian: Please advise your requirements Place: Waverton North Sydney Club, Woollcott St, Waverton, Sydney 2060
(Details may be found at: www.wnsc.com.au ) Transport: Waverton station is 300m away Parking: Good parking in the street – and it’s free REGISTRATION 1. To Register please RSVP together with your payment of $68 per person:
Pay to bank account: HSOB BSB 032 086, A/C No. 388830 Make sure you identify yourself in “Payee Details”! Otherwise please post a cheque to Ron Lucock at 3 Reid Street, Lindfield, NSW 2070, or PO Box 625, Roseville, NSW 2069.
Please note we do require payment in advance as we have to pay Waverton Club for numbers advised/committed beforehand. ie those registered/paid. Accordingly we regret payment on the night is not practicable. Cancellations will be accepted and full refunds made if you advise not less than 72 hours beforehand. 2. Please RSVP by email to Ron Lucock at [email protected] advising your attendance, and your
wife or partner’s name (so we can prepare name tags.) His mobile number is 0402 842 413 or landline 02 9416 8943 for queries.
We look forward to seeing you all there. It is shaping up to be a terrific evening! Best wishes, Bruce Rankin (President)
ALTIORA PETO AWARD:
Members are invited to nominate CBHS Old Boys’ for the consideration of the “Altiora Peto Award”. The Criteria for the Award is listed below.
The Christchurch Boys’ High School Old Boys ALTIORA PETO AWARD
‘Scholarship, Service, Sport and Spirit’ The Altiora Peto Award
recognises the outstanding character and achievement of a past student of the School. The recipient will best reflect the School’s motto ‘Altiora Peto’ – ‘We seek higher things’; he will be a fine role model for the young men of today’s school. The Altiora Peto Award
is presented at the annual Founders’ Day Assembly on or near May 18th
the first awards were presented in 2006, on the occasion of the School’s 125th Reunion
The Awardee
is presented with the Altiora Peto Medal – and then speaks to the School, reunion groups, invited Old Boys and other guests at the Founders’ Day Assembly
is recognised on the Altiora Peto Honours Board that is to hang in the School Hall
is recognised in articles in the School Magazine and the Old Boys Newsletter. Wider media are made aware of the assembly and of the awardee.
The Selection Criteria
national and/or international achievement in one or more of the areas of ‘Scholarship, Service, Sport and Spirit’
a fine role model for past and present young men The Selection Committee
President of Old Boys’ Association,
Vice President of Old Boys’ Association
two other members of the Old Boys’ Association Executive
Headmaster
Deputy Headmaster
as appropriate two further members may be co-opted
The Selection Process
a timeline details the process
the Selection Committee seeks the names of possible awardees from regional associations and Old Boys generally,
The selection committee have requested that the all Old Boys be requested for suggestions from Old Boys for the Award.
Your urgent attention to this matter would be appreciated. Please send nominations with summary of the person nominated, to be forwarded to the selection committee: To: Barrie Johnson, Secretary,[email protected] Phone 03-322-8795 - Mobile 0274 608592
OBITUARIES: After July Newsletter
BARTON John Edward 87 years, 1944-48
PAVITT William John 84 years 1946=49
WILKINSON Geoffrey Stewart, 75 years, 1955-59
RIDDELL Ronald Walter, 92 years, 1938-40
Goldsmith David Moss 87 years, 1945-49
RIDDELL Ronald Walter 92 year, 1938-40
WING Brian Jack 79 year, 1953-55
ROUND Eric Charles 94 years, 1935-39
SEARLE Malcolm Dudley 86 years, 1944-48
Hawker Ross James 1945 – 1947.
PRINCE Rudolf George Herman Dr - Professor Emeritus in
Chemical Engineering, University of Sydney, 88 years, 1940-44,
ELWOOD Stanley Arthur 78 years, 1952-56
HONEYBONE Kevin Richard 67 years, 1963-68
SPENCER Edmund Ross 82 years, 1949-52
HODGE Peter Graham, 37 years, 1995
ALLARD Richard Evans 90 years, 1942-46
INCH Gavin Arthur 86 years, 1946-48
GRAHAM David John (Sir John) 82 yo Master 1958-70
Hostel Manager 1966-70
SIMPSON Edward Allan 21 years, 2009-13
RIDLEY George Farquhar 94 years, 1938-39,
FORBES Ian Douglas 83 years, 1950-53
CUTLER Derek Atkinson 73 years, 1957-60
CHAPMAN Raymond 78 years, 1953-55
BURROWS Max Allan 76 years, 1954-56
METCALF Lawrence James 89 years, 1942-44
BLACKMORE Frederic Paul 93 years, 1936-40
CUTLER Derek Atkinson 73 years, 1947-60
DOW Colin Kenneth 81 years, 1950-53
GOLD Robin Michael 83 years, 1947-49
MAYNARD Kenneth Albert 86 years, 1945-48
CADENHEAD John 80 years, 1950-53,
BENNETTS Rodney Douglas 85 years, 1948
BERRYMAN Clarence James 92 years, 1938-42
SINCLAIR Lake Ferguson 91 years, 1940-43
ROBINSON Leslie 86 years, 1948
DANIEL Arnold Maurice 93 years, 1938-39
RINGER Robert Patrick 90 years, 1939-42
WONNACOTT Herbert Richard 95 years, 1937
SPARKS Anthony Nathan 73 years, 1957-61,
RODGERS Anthony John 70 years, 1960-63
HAYWARD Peter David 65 years, 1966-67
PAPAGEORGE Peter 61 years, 1969-71
CLAUGHTON Russel Gordon, 87 years, 1946-49
QUINN Kevin john Diamond, 90 years, Staff Member 1966-85
MARTIN John Robert 73 years, 1958-59
BRANCH DIRECTORY 2017
Christchurch Office P O Box 8426 Christchurch 8034
[email protected] (03) 322 8795 027 460 8592
Christchurch Branch
Patron: Nic Hill [email protected] 348-5003 ext. 232
President: Geoff Thomas [email protected] 356-6366 021 169 2127
Past President: Terry Donaldson [email protected] 359-7433 027 433 7127
National Secretary:
Barrie Johnson
[email protected] (03) 322 8795 027 460 8592
Treasurer: Sam Watt [email protected] 0272 032 244
Ashburton Branch Currently in recess
Contact: Bruce Ching 33 Bathurst St Ashburton
(03) 308-7814
Auckland Branch
Patron: Brian Grigg 2/17 Clarendon Rd, St Heliers, Akld 1071
(09) 575-9249
President: Bryan Bates 19 Cowan St, Ponsonby, Akld 1021
(09) 378-8145 021 510 115
Secretary: Gordon Ragg 1-2 Tuperiri Rd, Epsom, Akld 1023
(09) 625-7040 021 730 969
Treasurer: Roger McElroy 5/63 Vermont St, Ponsonby, Akld 1011
(09) 360-7492 021 070 0910
Bay of Plenty Branch
Contact: Bruce Bolton 42 Bob Owens Village, 112 Carmichael
Road, Bethlehem, Tauranga 3110
(07) 579-2247
Blenheim Branch
President: Andy Wrightson 17 Magnolia Drive, Springlands, Blenheim [email protected]
(03) 579-3939 027 451 0213
Secretary: Dr Tony Armstrong 24A McLauchlan St, Blenheim
(03) 578-6174
Manawatu Branch New contact required
Nelson Branch
Contact: Murray Crompton F2/20 Mt Pleasant Avenue, Nelson 7010 (03) 546-9497 027 236 9320
Palmerston North/Manawatu
Contact: Joe S Hollander 8 The Oaks, Awapuni, Palm. North 4412 [email protected]
(06) 357 5497 021 837 524
Southland Branch
Contact:
Taranaki Branch
Contact: Trevor Wylde 146A Ngamotu Rd, Spotswood, New Plymouth [email protected]
(06) 751-5595 027 484 4587
Taupo Branch
Ian Allott P O Box 1044, Taup [email protected]
(07) 378-1128 021 102 8918
Timaru Contact New contact required
Waikato Branch
Secretary: Defyd Williams C/- PO Box 3069, Hamilton
(07) 957-8838 027 389 4179
Wellington Branch
Patron: Nic Hill [email protected] (03) 348-5003
President: Richard Donaldson 90 Heretaunga Sq, Heretaunga, Upper (04) 528-3280 0274 432 928
Hutt 5019
Treasurer/Secretary:
Graeme Sugden
PO Box 2953, Wellington
(04) 473-5286 0274 800 540
Perth Branch
Contact: Jared Brotherston Lvl 3 80 Stirling St, Perth WA 6000
+61 (08) 6143 2815
Queensland (Brisbane) Branch
Contact: Bruce Andrews 38 Canterbury St Brackenbridge, Qld
4017
+61 (07) 3261 7167
Sydney Branch
Contact: Bruce Rankin PO Box 237 Cammeray, Sydney, NSW
2062
+61 (02) 9923 2007 +61 (04) 3987 5758
Victoria Branch
Contact: Graeme McLean 4 Pyingerra Cresc, Cheltenham,
Melbourne, Victoria 3192
+61 (03) 9584-6720 +61 (04) 3880 6090
London Branch
Patron: Prof Emeritus Robin
Carrell
President: Chris Holmes [email protected]
Altiora Peto
