Member:

For achievement or service to the community, usually in a national role.

Jimmie Kay Yin Kan, Palmerston North, for services to the Chinese community.


QUEEN'S SERVICE ORDER

Recognises valuable voluntary service to the community or faithful service to the Crown or public sector. Usually awarded for service at a national level.

QUEEN'S SERVICE MEDAL

Same as above but usually awarded for service at a local or regional level.

Edward Wong, Auckland, for services to martial arts.

John Hin Chi Wong, Manukau, for services to the ethnic community.

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Stella Sin Kam Yin Li (Auckland): has been awarded in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list the Queen's Service Medal for Community Service. Mrs Li was the founding president of the Chinese Women’s Association of New Zealand in 1995, a position she still holds. She provides an advice programme on a Chinese language radio station, and has facilitated fundraising for the Royal New Zealand Foundation for the Blind and the Yang Tzi River disaster.

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Gerald Joe Wong, Palmerston North, for services to the Chinese community

Making connections

By LAURA JACKSON - Manawatu Standard | Wednesday, 31 December 2008

More than 20 years of service to the Chinese community in the Manawatu has seen Gerald Wong awarded a Queen's Service Medal.

Mr Wong has helped connect the Palmerston North and ethnic communities through his role as president of the Manawatu New Zealand Chinese Association.

Before taking up the role of president he was the association's treasurer, secretary and branch representative.

He is also the association's representative on the Manawatu Ethnic Council.

The council look after the needs of the ethnic community and works closely with police, schools and Massey University to ensure the integration of new settlers into the community.

Mr Wong's current project is as chairman of the New Zealand Chinese Association's aged Chinese pilot project.

His work also extends beyond the Chinese community. Mr Wong, a chartered accountant, works with local iwi groups and other Maori communities.

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Dr Frank Yet Keong Liaw, Turangi,  For services to community medicine and the community. New Years Honours 2008 - 2009   THE QUEEN'S SERVICE MEDAL

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Susan Sui Wei Hou, Dunedin for services to the Chinese community. New Years Honours 2009 THE QUEEN'S SERVICE MEDAL

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Monday June 02, 2008

THE QUEEN'S SERVICE MEDAL

Donald Sew Hoy, Auckland, for services to the Chinese community
Jennie Sew Hoy, Auckland, for services to the Chinese community

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Outstanding contributions to New Zealand recognised

Officers of the Order

Professor Hong Jie Di, Lincoln, for services to agricultural research

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Ling Juan (Jenny) Wang, Manukau, for services to Chinese migrants

Chinese New Settlers Services Trust

In 1998, a group of Chinese new settlers who came from China , Taiwan , Hong Kong , Malaysia and other Asian countries, voluntarily gathered together, with the aim of helping Chinese-speaking people to settle down well in New Zealand . They started with a senior Tai Chi group that ran some entertainment activities in the Kotuku House square in the front of Manukau City Council white house building. The team leader was Jenny (Ling Juan) Wang, who was a first year student in Social and Community Work Diploma course at the Manukau Institute of Technology at that time.
¡ö Jenny drafted and the first board approved the first paper that stated CNSST constitution and philosophies at her home garage in June 1998. The trust was registered in September 1998. The initial name was °Manukau Chinese New Settlers Services Trust(in 2000, it was changed to °Chinese New Settlers Services Trust¡±).

Now, CNSST has become the largest and only Chinese group to be approved by CYF for the provision of professional services to the large Chinese speaking client group in the Auckland region.

The resettlement process is a life crisis. Chinese new settlers in New Zealand face difficulties such as language and cultural barriers, which prevent them from integrating and contributing to New Zealand society. Our Trust aims to bridge the gap." - Jenny Wang, Executive Director, CNSST

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THE QUEEN'S SERVICE MEDAL

Lorna Christine Wong Hop, North Shore, for services to the Chinese community

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THE NEW ZEALAND ORDER OF MERIT 2008

Dr Sun Sung Chau, North Shore, for services to medicine and the community

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NEW YEAR HONOURS 2005 M.N.Z.M

Mr David Ti TAI, of Lower Hutt. For services to the Chinese community

IPENZ Professional Member David Ti Tai of Lower Hutt, who received a MNZOM for services to the Chinese community.

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New Year's Honours  Saturday December 30, 2006

THE QUEEN'S SERVICE MEDAL QSM (for Community Service)

Ngov Dun Meng Ly, Manukau

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New Year's Honours Saturday December 30, 2006

THE QUEEN'S SERVICE MEDAL QSM (for Community Service)

George Wong, Dunedin

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 New Year's Honours  Saturday December 30, 2006

Members of the Order

Dr Elsie Seckyee Ho, Hamilton, for services to the migrant community

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New Year's Honours Saturday December 30, 2006

Officers of the Order

Chung Yock (Dan) Chan QSM, Wellington, for services to the Chinese community

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QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY HONOURS 2003 M.N.Z.M.

David Victor WONG HOP, of Auckland. For services to the Chinese community.

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QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY HONOURS 2003 M.N.Z.M.

Leslie WONG, of Dunedin. For services to the Chinese community.

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QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY HONOURS 2003 M.N.Z.M.

Kai-Yin (Spencer) CHEUNG, J.P., of Christchurch. For services to the Chinese community.

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NEW YEAR HONOURS 2005 M.N.Z.M

Mr Donald (Kee Chong) KWOK, J.P., of Hamilton. For services to the Chinese community.

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QSM community service:

Queens Service Medals community service were awarded to Judith Cheung of Bucklands Beach for her charity work and services to the Chinese community.

Judith Cheung: Well known in Chinese communities in Auckland, Wellington and Gisborne, Mrs Cheung has been involved in community work, civic fundraising and helping non-English speaking Chinese with translations and paperwork. Founder of Auckland’s Chinese Oriental Markets with her husband, she became a charter member of Rotary in 1994 and president in 1997.

Organises annual Chinese New Year charity dinner for the club, which has raised money for Auckland Diabetes, Auckland Asthma, child development, Polio Plus and NZ Transplant unit. She is serving second term as Auckland Tung Jung Association president.

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Ronald Chan, of Manukau, received the Insignia of an Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit, for services to business.  Mr Chan, pictured with the Hon Pansy Wong, Minister of Ethnic Affairs, and members of his family, has been involved in the fruit and vegetable trade in Auckland for more than 50 years.  He co-founded Vege World in 1991 and went on to establish the Fruit World franchise in 2001.  Fruit World is the largest independent franchisee green grocer store in New Zealand.  In 2005, he was awarded the Roger Davies Trophy for service to the Horticulture Industry and in 2008, was recognised with a New Zealand Summer Fruit Industry Award for his long contribution to the industry; the first time the New Zealand Summer Fruit Industry has recognised an individual outside the fruit growing sector.  Mr Chan has also been involved in Chinese opera and has been instrumental in fostering local singers, bringing performances to New Zealand, and donating the proceeds from shows to various New Zealand charitable organisations.

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Peter CHAN, of Auckland. For services to the Chinese community. The New Zealand New Year Honours 1999

Issued 31 December 1998

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New Zealand New Year Honours 2002

O.N.Z.M.

Mrs Esther Frances FUNG, of Wellington. For services to the Chinese community.

M.N.Z.M.

Lim Nam CHHOUR, of Auckland. For services to the Chinese Cambodian community.

Q.S.M.

Thomas Cheu Kwan Wong DOO, of Auckland.

Loo-Chi HU, of Christchurch.

Quang Long LE, of Auckland.

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Arthur Loo New Zealand 1990 Commemoration Medal in recognition of community services to New Zealand.

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New Year Honours recognise ethnic communities 6 January, 2006

These individuals have all been recognised for their tireless community work. They have each made a significant contribution to strengthening the communities they come from, ensuring ethnic peoples maintain links to their own heritage, culture and mother tongue and integrate successfully into the wider New Zealand community. They have also worked to build links between ethnic communities and the wider Kiwi community."

• Auckland educator Song Lam, who was recognised for her work as a bilingual school facilitator helping new immigrant students and liaising with their families,
• Chinese community leader Lynda Park, who was recognised for founding the Shunde Association and her work with settling new Chinese migrants, and

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M.N.Z.M.

Dr Cheung-Tak HUNG, of Dunedin.  For services to philanthropy and the Chinese community.

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Mr Percy Chew LEE, of Christchurch. For services to the Chinese community and the community.

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  Members   Cheung Choi Chan, Manukau, for services to the Chinese community.

QUEEN'S SERVICE MEDAL  Betty Suet Mui Leung, New Plymouth, for services to the Chinese community. Mrs Leung, who migrated here from Hong Kong 34 years ago, has received the Queen's Service Medal.

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QUEEN'S SERVICE MEDAL  Ping Ching Mabbett, Wellington, for services to the arts and the community.

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