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Arthur Porritt, Baron Porritt

Lord Porritt

New Zealand viceroy, physician, athlete (1900-1994).

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Place of Birth

Whanganui

Place of Death

London

Date of Birth

8/10/1900

Date of Death

1/1/1994

Educated At

Magdalen College
University of Otago
Whanganui Collegiate School

Instance Of

Human

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Occupation

Military Physician
Politician
Sprinter
Surgeon

Country of Citizenship

New Zealand

Award Received

Commander of the Order of the British Empire
Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order
Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St Michael and St George
Rhodes Scholarship
(1923)
Point in Time
: 1923
Baronet
Honorary Doctor of the University of New Zealand
(1961)
Academic Degree
:
Doctor of Law (Honorary)
Point in Time
: 1961
Honorary Doctor of the University of Otago
(1968)
Academic Degree
:
Legum Doctor
Point in Time
: 1968

Given Name

Arthur

Noble Title

Baronet

Participant In

1924 Summer Olympics
1928 Summer Olympics

Position Held

Member of the House of Lords
(2/5/1973 - 1/1/1994)
End Cause
:
Death in Office
Start Time
: 2/5/1973
End Time
: 1/1/1994
Governor-General of New Zealand
(12/1/1967 - 9/7/1972)
Series Ordinal
:11
Start Time
: 12/1/1967
End Time
: 9/7/1972

Member Of

International Olympic Committee

Sport

Athletics

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

English

Work Location

London

Name in Native Language

Arthur Porritt

Height

171 centimetre

Mass

64 kilogram

Family Name

Porritt

Sex or Gender

Male

Father

Child

Jonathon Porritt

Mother

Spouse

Kathleen Mary Peck
(12/20/1946 - )
Series Ordinal
:2
Start Time
: 12/20/1946

Described by Source

Medvik
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:Porritt, Arthur, 1900-1994
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Field of Work

Medicine
Surgery
Sports Medicine
Athletics

Start of Work Period

1940

End of Work Period

1956

Country for Sport

New Zealand
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Mary Frances Wynne Bond
(1926 - )
Series Ordinal
:1
Start Time
: 1926
Ernest Edward Porritt
Jeremy Charles Porritt
Joanna Mary Porritt
Ivy Elizabeth Mackenzie
Replaced By
:
Denis Blundell
Replaces
:
Bernard Fergusson, Baron Ballantrae