New Zealand Gazette – 1912 – No. 12

Page 607

✨ Public Works Department Staff List

Feb. 12.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 607

NOMINAL ROLL OF OFFICERS, ETC —continued.

Consecutive No. in each Class.	Name in full.	Position.	Remarks.

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT—continued.

DIVISION III—continued.

Gardeners, 3rd Grade. (Salary, £125, fixed.)

Masons. (Minimum, £188 ; Maximum, £196.)

1 | Walker, J. W. .. .. Stonemason .. ..

Blacksmiths, 1st Grade. (Minimum, £172 ; Maximum, £180.)

1 | Lindell, Mons Anderson .. | Blacksmith .. ..
2 | Ronaldson, Walter .. .. | ,, .. .. ..
3 | Dennis, Arthur Henry Burnhard | ,, .. .. ..

Blacksmiths, 2nd Grade. (Minimum, £156 ; Maximum, £168.)

Motor-lorry, &c., Drivers. (Minimum, £156 ; Maximum, £180.)

Wiremen, 1st Grade. (Minimum, £172 ; Maximum, £180.)

1 | White, William Morgan .. | Wireman.. .. ..

Wiremen, 2nd Grade. (Minimum, £156 ; Maximum, £168.)

1 | O’Gorman, Thomas .. .. | Wireman.. .. ..

Locomotive-drivers. (Minimum, £156 ; Maximum, £172.)

1 | Milburn, Edward Mossman .. | Locomotive-driver .. ..
2 | Phelan, John .. .. | ,, .. .. ..
3 | Rose, William Thomas .. .. | ,, .. .. ..
4 | Logan, Frank .. .. | ,, .. .. ..
5 | Chiplin, Jacob Barclay .. .. | ,, .. .. ..
6 | Sharman, George Edward .. .. | ,, .. .. ..
7 | Liddicoat, Cecil Philip .. .. | ,, .. .. ..
8 | Milburn, Charles Mossman .. .. | ,, .. .. ..
9 | Collard, William .. .. | ,, .. .. ..
10 | Tartalini, Joseph Henry .. .. | ,, .. .. ..
11 | May, Frank .. .. | ,, .. .. ..
12 | Mullenger, Frederick George .. .. | ,, .. .. ..
13 | Bunting, William Henry Harcless | ,, .. .. ..
14 | Bowles, George Edwin .. .. | ,, .. .. ..

Writer. (Minimum, £164 ; Maximum, £172.)

1 | Nicholson, Robert William .. | Writer .. .. ..

Locksmiths. (Minimum, £156 ; Maximum, £168.)

1 | Hart, William Saunders .. | Locksmith .. .. ..

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1912, No 12

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🏗️ Nominal Roll of Public Works Department Officers - Gardeners, Masons, Blacksmiths, Drivers, Wiremen, Locomotive-drivers, Writer, Locksmiths (continued from previous page)

Domain🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
KeywordsPublic Works Department, Officers, Staff, Nominal Roll, Gardeners, Masons, Blacksmiths, Drivers, Wiremen, Locomotive-drivers, Writer, Locksmiths
👱🏽 Names

41 names identified

William Page, Gardener, 3rd Grade
Thomas Dodds, Gardener, 3rd Grade
James Russell Storrar, Gardener, 3rd Grade
William Summers, Gardener, 3rd Grade
George William Shipton, Gardener, 3rd Grade
J. W. Walker, Stonemason
Mons Anderson Lindell, Blacksmith, 1st Grade
Walter Ronaldson, Blacksmith, 1st Grade
Arthur Henry Burnhard Dennis, Blacksmith, 1st Grade
William Hatton, Blacksmith, 2nd Grade
Alfred Robert Turner, Blacksmith, 2nd Grade
Frederick William Hughes, Blacksmith, 2nd Grade
Eugene O’Farrell, Blacksmith, 2nd Grade
William Hill, Tool-dresser
Charles French, Blacksmith, 2nd Grade
Andrew McKenzie, Blacksmith, 2nd Grade
Edward Lockhead, Blacksmith, 2nd Grade
Patrick Bourke, Blacksmith, 2nd Grade
John Joseph Stanton, Blacksmith, 2nd Grade
Edward Keane, Blacksmith, 2nd Grade
P. Stoddart, Motor-lorry Driver
William Oswald Price, Traction-engine Driver
A. R. Jack, Portable Engine and Stone-crusher Driver
William Morgan White, Wireman, 1st Grade
Thomas O’Gorman, Wireman, 2nd Grade
Edward Mossman Milburn, Locomotive-driver
John Phelan, Locomotive-driver
William Thomas Rose, Locomotive-driver
Frank Logan, Locomotive-driver
Jacob Barclay Chiplin, Locomotive-driver
George Edward Sharman, Locomotive-driver
Cecil Philip Liddicoat, Locomotive-driver
Charles Mossman Milburn, Locomotive-driver
William Collard, Locomotive-driver
Joseph Henry Tartalini, Locomotive-driver
Frank May, Locomotive-driver
Frederick George Mullenger, Locomotive-driver
William Henry Harcless Bunting, Locomotive-driver
George Edwin Bowles, Locomotive-driver
Robert William Nicholson, Writer
William Saunders Hart, Locksmith

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