New Zealand Gazette – 1912 – No. 12

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✨ Nominal Roll of Officers

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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.
PUBLIC HEALTH AND HOSPITALS.
DIVISION I.

1 | Valentine, Dr. Thomas Harcourt A. | Inspector-General of Hospitals and Chief Health Officer |
2 | Frengley, Dr. Joseph Patrick .. | Medical Secretary .. |
3 | Makgill, Dr. Robert Haldane .. | District Health Officer .. |
4 | Finch, Dr. Hugh Earnshaw .. | ,, .. |
5 | Champtaloup, Dr. Sydney Taylor | ,, .. |
6 | Chesson, Dr. Herbert .. | ,, .. |

DIVISION II.

Classes 4 and 3. (Minimum, £315 ; Maximum, £400.)

1 | Maclean, Hester .. .. | Assistant Inspector of Hospitals |

Class 5. (Minimum, £265 ; Maximum, £300.)

1 | Killick, Ernest Anthony Shadwell | Chief Clerk .. .. |

Class 6. (Minimum, £210 ; Maximum, £250.)

1 | Taylor, John William .. | Clerk .. .. .. |
2 | Stewart, Caleb Whitfoord Courtney | ,, .. .. .. |

Classes 7 and 6. (Minimum, £170 ; Maximum, £250.)

1 | Symons, Henry .. .. | Clerk .. .. .. |
2 | Magrath, Herbert Bloomfield .. | ,, .. .. .. |

Class 7. (Minimum, £170 ; Maximum, £200.)

1 | Bicknell, Jessie .. .. | Assistant Inspector of Hospitals |
2 | Bagley, Amelia .. .. | Ditto .. .. .. |
3 | Ell, Leslie John .. .. | Clerk .. .. .. |
4 | Birch, George Atkinson .. | ,, .. .. .. |

Class 8. (Minimum, £40 ; Maximum, £160.)

1 | Craig, Gwendolin .. .. | Shorthand-writer and Typiste |
2 | Martelli, Geraldine .. .. | ,, .. .. .. |
3 | Leonard, Isa .. .. | ,, .. .. .. |
4 | Von Keisenberg, Arthur Otto .. | Cadet .. .. .. |
5 | Strack, Fritz Antone.. .. | ,, .. .. .. |

DIVISION III.

(Minimum, £260 ; Maximum, £300.)

1 | Schauer, Carl Albert .. .. | Chief Inspector .. .. |

(Minimum, £210 ; Maximum, £250.)

1 | Cameron, Kenneth .. .. | Inspector .. .. .. |
2 | Kershaw, Mark .. .. | ,, .. .. .. |
3 | Middleton, Ernest .. .. | ,, .. .. .. |

(Minimum, £150 ; Maximum, £200.)

1 | Gardiner, Frederick Butterworth | Inspector .. .. .. |
2 | Wilson, Frederick Charles .. | ,, .. .. .. |
3 | Sargeant, Sydney Herbert .. | ,, .. .. .. |
4 | Mackenzie, Richard James .. | ,, .. .. .. |
5 | O’Brien, Morgan Timothy .. | ,, .. .. .. |
6 | Grieve, Robert .. .. | ,, .. .. .. |
7 | Bennett, Albert Percival .. | ,, .. .. .. |
8 | Franklin, Bernard Adolphus .. | ,, .. .. .. |
9 | Miller, Charles Edmond .. | ,, .. .. .. |
10 | Grey, Archibald .. .. | ,, .. .. .. |
11 | Johnston, James .. .. | ,, .. .. .. |

(Minimum, £140 ; Maximum, £180.)

1 | Gore, Walter .. .. | Storekeeper .. .. .. |

(Minimum, £90 ; Maximum, £130.)

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1912, No 12

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

🏥 Nominal Roll of Officers, Mental Hospitals Department (continued) (continued from previous page)

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
KeywordsMental Hospitals, Staff, Public Health, Hospitals, Internal Affairs
👱🏽 Names

39 names identified

Thomas Harcourt A. Valentine (Dr.), Inspector-General of Hospitals and Chief Health Officer
Joseph Patrick Frengley (Dr.), Medical Secretary
Robert Haldane Makgill (Dr.), District Health Officer
Hugh Earnshaw Finch (Dr.), District Health Officer
Sydney Taylor Champtaloup (Dr.), District Health Officer
Herbert Chesson (Dr.), District Health Officer
Hester Maclean, Assistant Inspector of Hospitals
Ernest Anthony Shadwell Killick, Chief Clerk
John William Taylor, Clerk
Caleb Whitfoord Courtney Stewart, Clerk
Henry Symons, Clerk
Herbert Bloomfield Magrath, Clerk
Jessie Bicknell, Assistant Inspector of Hospitals
Amelia Bagley, Assistant Inspector of Hospitals
Leslie John Ell, Clerk
George Atkinson Birch, Clerk
Gwendolin Craig, Shorthand-writer and Typiste
Geraldine Martelli, Shorthand-writer and Typiste
Isa Leonard, Shorthand-writer and Typiste
Arthur Otto Von Keisenberg, Cadet
Fritz Antone Strack, Cadet
Carl Albert Schauer, Chief Inspector
Kenneth Cameron, Inspector
Mark Kershaw, Inspector
Ernest Middleton, Inspector
Frederick Butterworth Gardiner, Inspector
Frederick Charles Wilson, Inspector
Sydney Herbert Sargeant, Inspector
Richard James Mackenzie, Inspector
Morgan Timothy O’Brien, Inspector
Robert Grieve, Inspector
Albert Percival Bennett, Inspector
Bernard Adolphus Franklin, Inspector
Charles Edmond Miller, Inspector
Archibald Grey, Inspector
James Johnston, Inspector
Walter Gore, Storekeeper
John William Dougall, Quarantine-keeper
Andrew Logan, Laboratory Assistant

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