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CONTENTS Biography of Right Honourable Bob Tizard CNZM [ex Wikipedia] Article on unofficial separation of Full Face Queens [ex New Zealand Stamp Collector 62 (4): 124-127] Major references on unofficial [provisional or experimental | separation of Full Face Queens Auction catalogue of R.J. Tizard collection [Ashford Stamps] Copies of photos from the R.J. Tizard collection [courtesy: B. Rumsey, Ashford Stamps, Auckland] Letter, photos & RPSNZ Expert Committee comment on 3d value with uncertain separations ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 9-12 85-88 The auction catalogue and enlarged photos of the R.J. Tizard collection are reproduced here through the kind permission of Brian Rumsey, Member NZSDA, APS, Managing Director, Ashford Stamps Ltd P.O. Box 9845, Newmarket Auckland 1149, New Zealand.
7/14/2021 WIKIPEDIA Bob Tizard Bob Tizard - Wikipedia Robert James Tizard CNZM (7 June 1924 — 28 January 2016) was a Labour politician from New Zealand. He served as Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Finance, Minister of Health and Minister of Defence. | Contents | Biography Early life and career Political career - Member of Parliament Third Labour Government Opposition | Fourth Labour Government | Life after parliament Death | Honours and awards ‘Personal life | Notes | References Biography Early life and career Born in Auckland on 7 June 1924, Tizard was the son 7 Jessie May educated at Meadowbank School and Auckland Grammar School, and earned a university scholarship i in 1940.!3] In March 1943 he joined the Royal New Zealand Air Force. A navigator, he was commissioned as a pilot officer in February 1945,!3//4] and sromoted to flying officer in August 1945.!5! After the war, Tizard studied at Auckland University College, sraduating with a Bachelor of Arts in 1948 and a Master of Arts in 50.161 Majoring in history, his MA thesis was entitled Mr H.E. Tolland’s Blueprint for New Zealand and the World, Harry Tolland having been a previous leader of the New Zealand Labour arty [ZI He became as a lecturer at Auckland University and was Iso a teacher at Tamaki College and Mount Albert Grammar chool.|®) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_ Tizard The Right Honourable Bob Tizard CNZM Tizard in 1968 6th Deputy Prime Minister of New Zealand In office 10 September 1974 — 12 December 1975 Prime Minister Bill Rowling Preceded by Hugh Watt Succeeded by Brian Talboys 29th Minister of Defence In office 24 July 1987 — 9 February 1990 Prime Minister David Lange Geoffrey Palmer Preceded by Frank O'Flynn Succeeded by Peter Tapsell 17th Minister of Science and Technology In office 26 July 1984 — 9 February 1990 Prime Minister David Lange Geoffrey Palmer Preceded by lan Shearer Succeeded by Margaret Austin 5th Minister of Energy In office 26 July 1984 — 16 September 1987 Prime Minister David Lange Preceded by Bill Birch 1/8
7/14/2021 Political career Bob Tizard - Wikipedia Tizard made his first foray into politics when he unsuccessfully ran for the Remuera electorate at the 1951 general election and again at the 1954 general ¢ election.!2! He was finally successful at the 1957 election, winning in the electorate of Tamaki.!2°! Member of Parliament New Zealand Parliament Term | Electorate Party 32nd | Tamaki Labour | 33rd) Otahuhu Labour | 1963-1966 a 34th | Pakuranga Labour "1966-1960 a 36th | Pakuranga Labour | 36th Pakuranga Labour / Otahuhu Labour | 1975-1978 38th Otahuhu Labour 1978-1981 | “39th 7 “Otahuhu Labour t981—1984 40th ” Otahuhu Labour "1984-1987 | 4tst_ | Panmure Labour 1987-1 1990 | 42nd | Panmure Labour Tizard was the Member of Parliament for Tamaki for the next three years.4] For the duration of the Second Labour Government Tizard was a backbencher. In the dying days of the government, Prime Minister Walter Nash overruled security services advice and approved the naturalization of a European emigrant living in Tizard's constituency who had in his youth been linked with Marxist circles, but had lived in New Zealand for many years and had a New Zealand wife and children. The police had not given him a clearance because, in their view, he had not accepted "New Zealand ideals". Nash minuted in 1960 that he should be allowed to naturalise. The file lay on his desk without action for many months however. Tizard found the file and took it to the Minister of Internal Affairs, Bill Anderton (who was the only minister in Wellington during the 1960 election period because he was not standing) and he signed the necessary approval.42! At the 1960 general election he was defeated by National's Robert Muldoon. Thereafter Tizard and Muldoon developed an intense rivalry with each other, occasionally bitter.!431 He returned to parliament in a 1963 by-election in the Otahuhu 2lectorate, but in the 1963 general election was elected MP for ?akuranga. When United States Vice President Spiro Agnew visited Nellington in mid-January 1970, Tizard along with several other sabour Members of Parliament including Arthur Faulkner, fonathan Hunt, and Martyn Finlay boycotted the state dinner to srotest American policy in Vietnam. However, other Labour MPs neluding Opposition Leader Norman Kirk attended the function vhich dealt with the Nixon Doctrine.!4! In 1972 he became MP for Ytahuhu again. In 1984 he became MP for Panmure, until he https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_ Tizard Succeeded by David Butcher 16th Minister of Statistics In office 26 July 1984 — 16 September 1987 Prime Minister Preceded by David Lange John Falloon Succeeded by Margaret Shields 34th Minister of Finance In office 6 September 1974 — 12 December 1975 Prime Minister Bill Rowling Preceded by Succeeded by Robert Muldoon 22nd Minister of State Services Bill Rowling In office 8 December 1972 — 10 September 1974 Norman Kirk Jack Marshall Succeeded by § Arthur Faulkner 3rd Minister of Health In office 8 December 1972 — 10 September 1974 Prime Minister Preceded by Prime Minister Norman Kirk Preceded by Lance AdamsSchneider Succeeded by Tom McGuigan Personal details Robert James Tizard 7 June 1924 Auckland, New Zealand 28 January 2016 (aged 91) Auckland, New Zealand Born Died Political party Labour Spouse(s) Catherine. Maclean Mary — (m, 1983, divorced) Beryl Vignale (m, 1989) Children 5 Judith Tizard (daughter) Relatives 2/8