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. of Class.	Name in full.	Position.	Remarks.

DEFENCE DEPARTMENT—continued.

DIVISION III—continued.

10 | Linneman, Rupert .. | Armourer-assistant, Dunedin |
11 | Lyons, Reginald Samuel Henry | " | Wellington
12 | Sloane, John Allen .. | Arms-cleaner, Wellington |
13 | Maher, James .. | " | Auckland
14 | Fitzgerald, Dennis .. | " | Wellington
15 | Monaghan, John .. | " | "
16 | Jewiss, Frank .. | " | Auckland
17 | Everitt, Arthur Albert Ernest | Messenger, Headquarters Office |
18 | Hunt, George .. | " | "
19 | Seddon, Edward .. | " | Auckland

CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT.

DIVISION I.

1 | Montgomery, William Barr .. | Secretary .. |
2 | Nixon, Charles Stafford .. | Collector and Inspector .. |
3 | Elliott, Alfred .. | Collector .. |
4 | Sibbald, William .. | " .. |
5 | Ridings, James Percy .. | " .. |

DIVISION II.

Class 2. (Minimum, £420; Maximum, £450.)

1 | Dickey, William Fairclough .. | Collector .. |
2 | Cullen, Thomas Michael .. | " .. |
3 | Brabazon, Ernest Rudolph .. | " .. |
4 | Spence, Henry Richard .. | " .. |

Classes 3 and 2. (Minimum, £365; Maximum, £450.)

1 | Hempton, John Hamilton .. | Collector .. |
2 | Hawley, William James .. | " .. |
3 | Penn, Arthur Valentine .. | Landing-surveyor .. |
4 | Wratt, William John .. | " .. |
5 | Rose, William .. | " .. |
6 | Maclaurin, Ernest Thomas Woodford | " .. |
7 | Craig, George .. | Chief Clerk .. |

Class 3. (Minimum, £365; Maximum, £400.)

1 | Howie, John .. | Collector .. |
2 | Devenish, William .. | " .. |

Class 4. (Minimum, £315; Maximum, £350.)

1 | Crowther, Herbert John .. | Collector .. |
2 | Eyre, Richard Booth Dudley .. | " .. |
3 | Ecclesfield, Robert George .. | " .. |
4 | Ruffell, Horace William Samuel | " .. |
5 | Walker, Frederick Joseph .. | Landing-waiter .. |
6 | Howarth, William .. | " .. |
7 | Herd, Thomas Riddle .. | " .. |
8 | Doull, Peter .. | " .. |
9 | Prain, George .. | First Clerk .. |
10 | Jackman, Henry Arthur .. | " .. |
11 | McIntosh, James .. | " .. |
12 | Oxford, Frank .. | " .. |

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

1 | Harrop, Stanley Ernest .. | Landing-waiter .. |
2 | Carter, Ernest William .. | " .. |
3 | Duncan, Archibald .. | " .. |
4 | Davies, Frank .. | " .. |
5 | Anderson, Bruce .. | " .. |
6 | Rowe, Thomas Charles .. | " .. |
7 | Fantham, Frank Charles John .. | " .. |
8 | Manson, Charles Herbert .. | " .. |
9 | Paul, Alexander .. | " .. |

Classes 6 and 5. (Minimum, £210; Maximum, £300.)

1 | Stevenson, William James .. | Collector and Postmaster .. | Including £50 as Postmaster.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1912, No 12

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🛡️ Nominal Roll of Officers, Defence Department (continued) (continued from previous page)

Domain🛡️ Defence & Military
KeywordsDefence Department, Staff, Officers, Civil Servants, Salaries
👱🏽 Names

10 names identified

Rupert Linneman, Armourer-assistant, Dunedin
Reginald Samuel Henry Lyons, Armourer-assistant, Wellington
John Allen Sloane, Arms-cleaner, Wellington
James Maher, Arms-cleaner, Auckland
Dennis Fitzgerald, Arms-cleaner, Wellington
John Monaghan, Arms-cleaner, Wellington
Frank Jewiss, Arms-cleaner, Auckland
Arthur Albert Ernest Everitt, Messenger, Headquarters Office
George Hunt, Messenger, Headquarters Office
Edward Seddon, Messenger, Auckland

🏭 Nominal Roll of Officers, Customs Department

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsCustoms Department, Staff, Officers, Civil Servants, Salaries
👱🏽 Names

40 names identified

William Barr Montgomery, Secretary
Charles Stafford Nixon, Collector and Inspector
Alfred Elliott, Collector
William Sibbald, Collector
James Percy Ridings, Collector
William Fairclough Dickey, Collector
Thomas Michael Cullen, Collector
Ernest Rudolph Brabazon, Collector
Henry Richard Spence, Collector
John Hamilton Hempton, Collector
William James Hawley, Collector
Arthur Valentine Penn, Landing-surveyor
William John Wratt, Landing-surveyor
William Rose, Landing-surveyor
Ernest Thomas Woodford Maclaurin, Landing-surveyor
George Craig, Chief Clerk
John Howie, Collector
William Devenish, Collector
Herbert John Crowther, Collector
Richard Booth Dudley Eyre, Collector
Robert George Ecclesfield, Collector
Horace William Samuel Ruffell, Collector
Frederick Joseph Walker, Landing-waiter
William Howarth, Landing-waiter
Thomas Riddle Herd, Landing-waiter
Peter Doull, Landing-waiter
George Prain, First Clerk
Henry Arthur Jackman, First Clerk
James McIntosh, First Clerk
Frank Oxford, First Clerk
Stanley Ernest Harrop, Landing-waiter
Ernest William Carter, Landing-waiter
Archibald Duncan, Landing-waiter
Frank Davies, Landing-waiter
Bruce Anderson, Landing-waiter
Thomas Charles Rowe, Landing-waiter
Frank Charles John Fantham, Landing-waiter
Charles Herbert Manson, Landing-waiter
Alexander Paul, Landing-waiter
William James Stevenson, Collector and Postmaster

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