New Zealand Gazette – 1912 – No. 12

Page 634

✨ Nominal Roll of Officers

634

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 12

NOMINAL ROLL OF OFFICERS, ETC.—continued.

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

DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS—continued.

PRINTING AND STATIONERY—continued.

DIVISION III—continued.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1912, No 12

After a massive fire destoyed the wooden Parliament complex in 1907, Old Government House (depicted) became the seat of Parliament until 1918. Demolished in 1969 to make way for the Beehive.

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🏛️ Nominal Roll of Officers, Department of Internal Affairs (continued) (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsInternal Affairs, Printing and Stationery, Compositor, Bookbinder, Machinist, Litho. Printer, Pressman, Paper-cutting Machinist
👱🏽 Names

71 names identified

John William Blackie, Compositor, Not graded
Arthur Dartnall, Compositor, Not graded
Thomas Henry, Compositor, Not graded
John Henry Franklin Hollow, Compositor, Not graded
Arthur David Robbie, Compositor, Not graded
John Rose, Compositor, Not graded
William Stevens, Compositor, Not graded
Joseph Wallis, Compositor, Not graded
Elias Beresford Willis, Compositor, Not graded
Arthur Frederick Anderson, Compositor, Not graded
Alexander McDonald Smith, Compositor, Not graded
John William Illingworth, Compositor, Not graded
Lionel George Gosney, Compositor, Not graded
Harry Edwin Ashby, Compositor, Not graded
William George McCartie, Compositor, Not graded
Albert George Warwick, Compositor, Not graded
George White, Bookbinder, Grade I
Mathew Ferg Gibson, Bookbinder, Grade I
Herbert Carter, Bookbinder, Grade I
Thomas Stace, Bookbinder, Grade I
Alexander Osborne, Bookbinder, Grade II
James George Vernon O’Brien, Bookbinder, Grade II
James Blain Home, Bookbinder, Grade II
John Eli Chapman, Bookbinder, Grade II
John Henry Lankshear, Bookbinder, Grade III
Frederick Pocknall, Bookbinder, Grade III
Ernest James Cason Wiffin, Bookbinder, Grade III
Samuel James Tatham, Bookbinder, Grade III
William Naughton, Bookbinder, Grade IV
Joseph Garfield, Bookbinder, Grade IV
William Burns, Bookbinder, Grade IV
Frank Mason Evans, Bookbinder, Grade IV
Frederick Arthur Bezzant, Bookbinder, Not graded
Charles Thomas Leydon, Bookbinder, Not graded
Percy James Fleming, Bookbinder, Not graded
James Blewman, Bookbinder, Not graded
David Boock, Bookbinder, Not graded
Frederick Ernest Souter, Bookbinder, Not graded
Frederick James Summers, Bookbinder, Not graded
Thomas Clark, Bookbinder, Not graded
Thomas Walter Hazelwood, Bookbinder, Not graded
Frederick Sedgwick, Machinist, Grade I
Douglas Vincent Claridge, Machinist, Grade I
Edward Joseph Carter, Machinist, Grade II
Edward McLeary, Machinist, Grade II
Thomas Nelson, Machinist, Grade II
John Joseph O’Connor, Machinist, Grade III
Richard Gower, Machinist, Grade IV
Hugh Maunder, Machinist, Grade IV
Robert Neill Wilkinson, Machinist, Grade IV
Frank Harold Smith, Machinist, Grade V
William Kerr, Machinist, Grade V
Robert Hind Hustler, Machinist, Grade V
Manuel Joseph Bernard, Machinist, Grade V
Gerald Douglas Campbell, Machinist, Grade V
Edward Francis Weight, Machinist, Grade V
William Craig, Machinist, Grade V
Kenneth Cameron McCaull, Machinist, Grade V
John Dodds, Machinist, Grade V
Patrick Edward O’Connor, Machinist, Grade V
Ernest George Taylor, Machinist, Grade V
James Conlin, Litho. Printer, Grade I
John Craig, Litho. Printer, Grade I
Sidney Smith, Litho. Printer, Grade I
John Carr, Litho. Printer, Grade II
Henry Clark, Litho. Printer, Grade II
Thomas Allen Flynn, Litho. Printer, Grade II
Richard Onyon, Litho. Printer, Grade II
James Charles Irwin, Litho. Printer, Grade IV
James William Davies, Pressman
Richard Le Beau Withington, Paper-cutting Machinist, Grade I

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