New Zealand Gazette – 1912 – No. 12

Page 649

✨ Customs Department Staff List

Feb. 12.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 649

NOMINAL ROLL OF OFFICERS, ETC.—continued.

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

CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT—continued.
DIVISION II—continued.

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

1 | Campbell, James .. .. | Landing-waiter .. ..
2 | Cordery, Hugh Sherwood .. | ,, .. ..
3 | Matthews, Frederick Gwillim .. | ,, .. .. | Also £25 as Private Secretary to Right Hon. the Prime Minister.
4 | McIntosh, William .. | ,, .. ..
5 | Trownson, Charles Owen .. | ,, .. ..
6 | Cornes, George Henry .. | ,, .. ..
7 | Furlong, James Joseph .. | ,, .. ..
8 | O’Reilly, James Matthew .. | ,, .. ..
9 | Thompson, Leslie James .. | ,, .. ..
10 | Cameron, William Alfred .. | ,, .. ..
11 | McKellar, Gerald Forbes .. | ,, .. ..
12 | Walter, Reginald Richard .. | ,, .. ..
13 | Hunter, Roger Crosbie .. | Officer in Charge .. ..
14 | Patrick, John Crumbie .. | ,, .. ..
15 | Gore, Charles Gordon Ralph .. | Clerk .. ..
16 | Graham, William Hay .. | ,, .. ..
17 | Barron, Andrew .. | ,, .. ..
18 | Oliver, Walter Reginald Brook | ,, .. ..

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

1 | Uren, Garnet .. .. | Landing-waiter .. ..
2 | Butler, Donald .. .. | ,, .. ..
3 | Prichard, George Pollard .. | ,, .. ..
4 | Lawrence, Frederick William .. | ,, .. ..
5 | Wild, Herbert Arthur .. | ,, .. ..
6 | Eyre, Charles Oswald .. | ,, .. ..
7 | Browne, Arthur Patrick .. | Tide-surveyor .. ..
8 | Martin, Robert .. .. | ,, .. ..
9 | Scott, John .. .. | ,, .. ..
10 | Grant, William Gordon Donald-son | ,, .. ..
11 | White, William .. .. | Warehousekeeper .. ..
12 | Baudinet, George Redpath .. | ,, .. ..
13 | Kennedy, James .. .. | ,, .. ..
14 | Thompson, Henry Fleetwood .. | ,, .. ..

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

1 | Collie, Alfred .. .. | Landing-waiter .. ..
2 | Hill, John .. .. | ,, .. ..
3 | Aitchison, Francis William Douglas | ,, .. ..
4 | Lyttleton, George Clyne .. | ,, .. ..
5 | McKinnon, John Alexander .. | ,, .. ..
6 | Williams, Harold Walter .. | ,, .. ..
7 | Brocket, Charles Edmund .. | ,, .. ..
8 | Abercrombie, Frederick Norman | ,, .. ..
9 | Dadson, John William .. | Clerk .. ..
10 | Rice, Harkness Henry .. | ,, .. ..
11 | Westrup, Ellen Elizabeth .. | ,, .. ..
12 | Wilkes, Edith Ellen .. | ,, .. ..
13 | Rae, Robina .. .. | ,, .. ..

Classes 8 and 7. (Minimum, £40 ; Maximum, £200.)

1 | McGregor, Ernest .. .. | Landing-waiter .. ..
2 | Smythe, Kenneth Hugh .. | ,, .. ..
3 | Forrester, James Henry .. | ,, .. ..
4 | O’Meara, William .. .. | ,, .. ..
5 | Jones, Percy David .. | ,, .. ..
6 | Stewart, Wallace .. .. | ,, .. ..
7 | Dunn, David William Porter .. | Clerk .. ..
8 | Chapman, John Henry .. | ,, .. ..
9 | Good, Edwin Dudley .. | ,, .. ..
10 | Butcher, David Henry .. | ,, .. ..
11 | Olsen, Robert Alexander .. | ,, .. ..
12 | Rundle, James Edward .. | ,, .. ..
13 | Lewis, Walter Henry Styring .. | ,, .. ..
14 | Gray, Robert James .. | ,, .. ..
15 | Richardson, Oswald Maurice Guilford | ,, .. ..

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, Customs Department (continued from previous page)

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

60 names identified

James Campbell, Landing-waiter
Hugh Sherwood Cordery, Landing-waiter
Frederick Gwillim Matthews, Landing-waiter and Private Secretary to Right Hon. the Prime Minister
William McIntosh, Landing-waiter
Charles Owen Trownson, Landing-waiter
George Henry Cornes, Landing-waiter
James Joseph Furlong, Landing-waiter
James Matthew O’Reilly, Landing-waiter
Leslie James Thompson, Landing-waiter
William Alfred Cameron, Landing-waiter
Gerald Forbes McKellar, Landing-waiter
Reginald Richard Walter, Landing-waiter
Roger Crosbie Hunter, Officer in Charge
John Crumbie Patrick, Officer in Charge
Charles Gordon Ralph Gore, Clerk
William Hay Graham, Clerk
Andrew Barron, Clerk
Walter Reginald Brook Oliver, Clerk
Garnet Uren, Landing-waiter
Donald Butler, Landing-waiter
George Pollard Prichard, Landing-waiter
Frederick William Lawrence, Landing-waiter
Herbert Arthur Wild, Landing-waiter
Charles Oswald Eyre, Landing-waiter
Arthur Patrick Browne, Tide-surveyor
Robert Martin, Tide-surveyor
John Scott, Tide-surveyor
William Gordon Donaldson Grant, Tide-surveyor
William White, Warehousekeeper
George Redpath Baudinet, Warehousekeeper
James Kennedy, Warehousekeeper
Henry Fleetwood Thompson, Warehousekeeper
Alfred Collie, Landing-waiter
John Hill, Landing-waiter
Francis William Douglas Aitchison, Landing-waiter
George Clyne Lyttleton, Landing-waiter
John Alexander McKinnon, Landing-waiter
Harold Walter Williams, Landing-waiter
Charles Edmund Brocket, Landing-waiter
Frederick Norman Abercrombie, Landing-waiter
John William Dadson, Clerk
Harkness Henry Rice, Clerk
Ellen Elizabeth Westrup, Clerk
Edith Ellen Wilkes, Clerk
Robina Rae, Clerk
Ernest McGregor, Landing-waiter
Kenneth Hugh Smythe, Landing-waiter
James Henry Forrester, Landing-waiter
William O’Meara, Landing-waiter
Percy David Jones, Landing-waiter
Wallace Stewart, Landing-waiter
David William Porter Dunn, Clerk
John Henry Chapman, Clerk
Edwin Dudley Good, Clerk
David Henry Butcher, Clerk
Robert Alexander Olsen, Clerk
James Edward Rundle, Clerk
Walter Henry Styring Lewis, Clerk
Robert James Gray, Clerk
Oswald Maurice Guilford Richardson, Clerk

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