New Zealand Gazette – 1912 – No. 12

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✨ Lands Department Staff List

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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.

LANDS DEPARTMENT—continued.
PROFESSIONAL BRANCH—continued.
DIVISION II—continued.

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

1 | Sherratt, Peter Stanley | Assistant Surveyor | ..
2 | Stewart, William | ,, | ..
3 | Walshe, Harry Edward | ,, | ..
4 | Atkinson, Hugh Ronald | ,, | ..
5 | Campbell, Owen Neil | ,, | ..

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

1 | Cagney, Thomas | Assistant Surveyor | ..
2 | MacMorran, Robert Glen | ,, | ..
3 | Gray, William Moody | ,, | ..
4 | Keddell, Geoffrey St. Vincent | ,, | ..
5 | Thompson, Hugh Montgomery | ,, | ..
6 | Buttress, Josiah Thomas Harcourt | Surveyor’s Assistant | ..
7 | Clarke, Edward Churton | ,, | ..

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

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

Classes 5 and 4. (Minimum, £265 ; Maximum, £350.)

1 | Ballantyne, Robert Wallace Stanley | Draughtsman (Native) | ..
2 | Carrington, Follett | Draughtsman and Surveyor. | ..
3 | Leversedge, William Charles | Land Transfer Draughtsman | ..
4 | Morpeth, William Theodore | Draughtsman and Surveyor. | ..
5 | Mackay, Henry | Land Transfer Draughtsman and Surveyor | ..
6 | Dickie, John Lamb | Ditto | ..
7 | Vaile, John Ripon | ,, | ..
8 | Cook, John | ,, | ..

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1912, No 12

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🗺️ Nominal Roll of Officers, Lands Department - Professional Branch (continued from previous page)

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsLands Department, Staff, Officers, Surveyors, Draughtsmen
👱🏽 Names

38 names identified

Peter Stanley Sherratt, Assistant Surveyor
William Stewart, Assistant Surveyor
Harry Edward Walshe, Assistant Surveyor
Hugh Ronald Atkinson, Assistant Surveyor
Owen Neil Campbell, Assistant Surveyor
Thomas Cagney, Assistant Surveyor
Robert Glen MacMorran, Assistant Surveyor
William Moody Gray, Assistant Surveyor
Geoffrey St. Vincent Keddell, Assistant Surveyor
Hugh Montgomery Thompson, Assistant Surveyor
Josiah Thomas Harcourt Buttress, Surveyor’s Assistant
Edward Churton Clarke, Surveyor’s Assistant
William Armstrong, Chief Draughtsman and Surveyor, Otago
Henry Thomas McCardell, Acting Chief Draughtsman, Head Office
Henry Gaunt Price, Chief Draughtsman and Surveyor, Hawke’s Bay
Henry Dugald McKellar, Chief Draughtsman and Surveyor, Auckland
Henry Douglas Morpeth Haszard, Chief Draughtsman and Surveyor, Canterbury
Maurice Compton Smith, Chief Draughtsman and Surveyor, Wellington District Office
William Henry Skinner, Chief Draughtsman and Surveyor, Taranaki
Frederick Augustus Thompson, Chief Draughtsman and Surveyor, Westland
William Fairchild Marsh, Chief Draughtsman and Surveyor, Marlborough
Francis Edmund Greenfield, Chief Draughtsman and Surveyor, Nelson
George Robinson, Chief Draughtsman, Southland
Walter Deverell, Draughtsman
Henry Alexander Russell Farquhar, Draughtsman and Surveyor
Charles Thomas Harold Brown, Draughtsman (Native)
Joshua George Clare, Draughtsman in Charge, Gisborne
Henry John Lowe, Draughtsman and Surveyor
Thomas Kirkpatrick Thompson, Land Transfer Draughtsman
Archibald Douglas Burns, Draughtsman and Surveyor
Robert Wallace Stanley Ballantyne, Draughtsman (Native)
Follett Carrington, Draughtsman and Surveyor
William Charles Leversedge, Land Transfer Draughtsman
William Theodore Morpeth, Draughtsman and Surveyor
Henry Mackay, Land Transfer Draughtsman and Surveyor
John Lamb Dickie, Land Transfer Draughtsman and Surveyor
John Ripon Vaile, Land Transfer Draughtsman and Surveyor
John Cook, Land Transfer Draughtsman and Surveyor

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