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✨ Post and Telegraph Department Appointments

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

No. 74

Officers appointed.

Post and Telegraph Department,
General Post Office, Wellington, 8th September, 1911.

His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to make the following appointments in the Post and Telegraph Department,

J. G. WARD,
Postmaster-General and Minister of Telegraphs.

PERMANENT.

Name	Position	Office	Date
Allan, Eric	Telegraph Message-boy	Wellington	1 April, 1911
Atmore, Dorothy	Cadette, Telephone Exchange	Greytown	5
Brunton, Henry Stacey	Telegraph Message-boy	Waverley	1
Catanach, Henry Alexander	Newing Telegraph Message-boy	Rotorua	1
Clarke, Leslie Taylor	...	Wairoa	21
Cole, William Phillip	Stapleton Telegraph Messenger	Thames	13
Connell, Philip Sydney	Newell Letter-carrier	Waipu	1 April
Cook, Walter Albert	Telegraph Message-boy	Wellington	1 Feb.
Cowdell, Samuel Willard	Telegraph Message-boy	Whangarei	1 April
Cunningham, John	...	Dunedin	1
Dillicar, William Henry	Telegraph Messenger	Te Kuiti	8 Mar.
Dunbar, Walter Henry James	...	Napier	1 April
Eden, Clement William	Telegraph Messenger	Wakefield	3
Edwards, George Frederick	...	Auckland	11
Elliott, John	...	Dunedin	1 April
Gisby, Thomas Francis	...	Auckland	19 Mar.
Goodger, Herbert Laurence	Cadette, Accountant’s Branch, G.P.O.	Wellington	13 Feb.
Gray, Margaret Tessier	Telegraph Message-boy	Pahiatua	24 April
Grinlinton, James Eustace	Telegraph Message-boy	Wellington	12
Guppy, William Percy Henry	Cadette, Telephone Exchange	Wanganui	8 Mar.
Holmes, Stanley Seddon	Telegraph Message-boy	Wellington	16 Nov., 1910
Johnston, May Catherine	Cadette, Telephone Exchange	Wellington	13 April, 1911
Limbrick, Henry Thomas	Telegraph Message-boy	Waipawa	6 Mar.
Love, John Sydney	...	Wanganui	17 April
Mackie, David Eric	...	Foxton	17 April
McLaren, Norman McLeod	Cadette	Dunedin	8 Mar.
McLean, Phillippa Grace	Cadette, Telephone Exchange	Thames	11 April
McMichael, William Emerson	Telegraph Messenger	Masterton	7 April
Morgan, William George	Cadette, Telephone Exchange	Karangahake	1 Oct., 1910
Nathan, Ellen Ivy Emma	...	Napier	9 Mar., 1911
O’Connor, Alice	Cadette, Telephone Exchange	Wellington	13
O’Shea, James Michael	Telegraph Message-boy	Dunedin	1 April
Paterson, Dugald	...	...	...
Rennie, Andrew	...	Ponsonby	3
Scott, Richard George	Cadette, Accountant’s Branch, G.P.O.	Wellington	9 Mar.
Scully, Julia Agnes	Cadette, Telephone Exchange	Thames	27 Feb.
Smith, Ethelwin Beatrice	Hague Cadette	Westport	23 Mar.
Sorensen, Frederick John	Stanslaus Telegraph Message-boy	New Plymouth	28 April
Stohr, Kenneth Okey	Postmistress	Tanestua	25 Mar.
Suisted, Marion Constance	Telegraph Message-boy	Avondale	28 April
Tarbutt, Lancelot Odard	Samuel Telegraph Messenger	Okaiawa	1
Todd, George Stanley	Telegraph Messenger	Wanganui	10 Mar.
Vercoe, Charles Ernest	Telegraph Messenger	Blenheim	1 April
Veitch, Stephen Robert	...	Auckland	1
Watt, Wilfred John	...	Coromandel	12
Wells, Albert Cyril	...	Helensville	1
White, Stanley Ward	...	Russell	22
Williams, Charles Warren	Cadette, Telephone Exchange	Greymouth	20 Feb.
Williams, Gladys	Telegraph Message-boy	Whangarei	1 April
Woodall, Andrew David	Junior Exchange Clerk	Kawakawa	25
Woods, Martin Joseph	Telegraph Messenger	Kaikohe	20 Mar.
Wright, David Cyril	...	...	...

NON-PERMANENT.

Name	Office	District	Date
	Postmasters and Telegraphists

Railway Officers.

Name	Office	District	Date
Cockburn, Thomas	Outram	Dunedin	20 July, 1911
Coop, Henry	Stirling	...	8
Pope, Charles Lawrence	Waihola	...	20
Ryan, Frederick Leslie Stuart	...	Ohingaiti	4

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1911, No 74

The Old Government Buildings (depicted) were completed in 1876 and initially housed the entire Wellington-based civil service as well as the entire New Zealand Cabinet. The Executive Council met there until 1948.

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🚂 Permanent Appointments in Post and Telegraph Department

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated8 September 1911
KeywordsPost and Telegraph Department, Appointments, Permanent, Wellington, Greytown, Waverley, Rotorua, Wairoa, Thames, Waipu, Whangarei, Dunedin, Te Kuiti, Napier, Wakefield, Auckland, Karangahake, Westport, New Plymouth, Okaiawa, Blenheim, Coromandel, Helensville, Russell, Greymouth, Kawakawa, Kaikohe
👱🏽 Names

52 names identified

Eric Allan, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Dorothy Atmore, Appointed Cadette, Telephone Exchange
Henry Stacey Brunton, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Henry Alexander Catanach, Appointed Newing Telegraph Message-boy
Leslie Taylor Clarke, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
William Phillip Cole, Appointed Stapleton Telegraph Messenger
Philip Sydney Connell, Appointed Newell Letter-carrier
Walter Albert Cook, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Samuel Willard Cowdell, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
John Cunningham, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
William Henry Dillicar, Appointed Telegraph Messenger
Walter Henry James Dunbar, Appointed Telegraph Messenger
Clement William Eden, Appointed Telegraph Messenger
George Frederick Edwards, Appointed Telegraph Messenger
John Elliott, Appointed Telegraph Messenger
Thomas Francis Gisby, Appointed Telegraph Messenger
Herbert Laurence Goodger, Appointed Cadette, Accountant’s Branch, G.P.O.
Margaret Tessier Gray, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
James Eustace Grinlinton, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
William Percy Henry Guppy, Appointed Cadette, Telephone Exchange
Stanley Seddon Holmes, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
May Catherine Johnston, Appointed Cadette, Telephone Exchange
Henry Thomas Limbrick, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
John Sydney Love, Appointed Telegraph Messenger
David Eric Mackie, Appointed Telegraph Messenger
Norman McLeod McLaren, Appointed Cadette
Phillippa Grace McLean, Appointed Cadette, Telephone Exchange
William Emerson McMichael, Appointed Telegraph Messenger
William George Morgan, Appointed Cadette, Telephone Exchange
Ellen Ivy Emma Nathan, Appointed Telegraph Messenger
Alice O’Connor, Appointed Cadette, Telephone Exchange
James Michael O’Shea, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Dugald Paterson, Appointed Telegraph Messenger
Andrew Rennie, Appointed Telegraph Messenger
Richard George Scott, Appointed Cadette, Accountant’s Branch, G.P.O.
Julia Agnes Scully, Appointed Cadette, Telephone Exchange
Ethelwin Beatrice Smith, Appointed Hague Cadette
Frederick John Sorensen, Appointed Stanslaus Telegraph Message-boy
Kenneth Okey Stohr, Appointed Postmistress
Marion Constance Suisted, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Lancelot Odard Tarbutt, Appointed Samuel Telegraph Messenger
George Stanley Todd, Appointed Telegraph Messenger
Charles Ernest Vercoe, Appointed Telegraph Messenger
Stephen Robert Veitch, Appointed Telegraph Messenger
Wilfred John Watt, Appointed Telegraph Messenger
Albert Cyril Wells, Appointed Telegraph Messenger
Stanley Ward White, Appointed Telegraph Messenger
Charles Warren Williams, Appointed Cadette, Telephone Exchange
Gladys Williams, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Andrew David Woodall, Appointed Junior Exchange Clerk
Martin Joseph Woods, Appointed Telegraph Messenger
David Cyril Wright, Appointed Telegraph Messenger

👩‍💼 Officials

J. G. Ward, Postmaster-General and Minister of Telegraphs

🚂 Non-Permanent Appointments in Post and Telegraph Department

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated8 September 1911
KeywordsPost and Telegraph Department, Appointments, Non-Permanent, Railway Officers, Outram, Stirling, Waihola, Ohingaiti
👱🏽 Names

Thomas Cockburn, Appointed Postmaster and Telegraphist
Henry Coop, Appointed Postmaster and Telegraphist
Charles Lawrence Pope, Appointed Postmaster and Telegraphist
Frederick Leslie Stuart Ryan, Appointed Postmaster and Telegraphist

👩‍💼 Officials

J. G. Ward, Postmaster-General and Minister of Telegraphs

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