New Zealand Gazette – 1912 – No. 12

Page 673

✨ Nominal Roll of Officers

Feb. 12.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 673

NOMINAL ROLL OF OFFICERS, ETC.—continued.

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

AGRICULTURE, COMMERCE, AND TOURIST DEPARTMENT—continued.

DIVISION III—continued.

1 | Thompson, William Charles .. | Orchard Instructor ..
2 | Simms, Albert Galliton .. | ,, ..
3 | Courtier, William John .. | ,, ..
4 | Rabbits, Edward .. | ,, ..
5 | Hallam, Frank Rupert .. | ,, ..
6 | Campbell, James Angus .. | ,, ..
7 | Nottage, Frederick Edgar .. | ,, ..
8 | Toms, Richard .. | ,, ..

1 | Chemis, Annie .. .. | Charwoman ..

1 | Hall, Frank .. .. | Head Gardener ..
2 | Thomas, Henry .. .. | ,, ..
3 | Dalton, Harold William .. | ,, ..
4 | Willcox, William .. .. | ,, ..

1 | Fugill, James Edwin .. .. | Gardener, 3rd Grade ..
2 | McKee, John .. .. | ,, ..
3 | Kelly, Thomas .. .. | ,, ..

1 | (McDonald, Donald .. .. )
| (McDonald, Elizabeth .. .. ) | Joint Managers of Hostel ..

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.

[The salaries of teachers are regulated according to scale, based upon that prescribed by the Education Acts for the payment of teachers of public schools. For definition of “Education service” see Education Act, 1908, section 223. Education service here includes service under Government.]

DIVISION I.

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.

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🌾 Agriculture, Commerce, and Tourist Department - Nominal Roll of Officers (continued) (continued from previous page)

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsStaff list, Agriculture, Commerce, Tourist Department, Orchard Instructor, Poultry Instructor, Apiary Instructor, Matron, Farm Overseer, Charwoman, Head Gardener, Gardener, Carpenter, Plumber, Painter, Carter, Labourer, Assistant to Manager of Hostel, Joint Managers of Hostel
👱🏽 Names

34 names identified

William Charles Thompson, Orchard Instructor
Albert Galliton Simms, Orchard Instructor
William John Courtier, Orchard Instructor
Edward Rabbits, Orchard Instructor
Frank Rupert Hallam, Orchard Instructor
James Angus Campbell, Orchard Instructor
Frederick Edgar Nottage, Orchard Instructor
Richard Toms, Orchard Instructor
Frederick Charles Brown, Poultry Instructor
Ernest George Benstead Kenny, Apiary Instructor
Edith Rennell, Matron at Sanatorium
William Charles King, Farm Overseer, 2nd Grade
William Henry Taylor, Farm Overseer, 2nd Grade
Timothy Hillyard Chapman, Farm Overseer, 2nd Grade
James Benjamin Andrews, Farm Overseer, 2nd Grade
Annie Chemis, Charwoman
Frank Hall, Head Gardener
Henry Thomas, Head Gardener
Harold William Dalton, Head Gardener
William Willcox, Head Gardener
James Edwin Fugill, Gardener, 3rd Grade
John McKee, Gardener, 3rd Grade
Thomas Kelly, Gardener, 3rd Grade
Thomas Fitzgerald, Foreman Carpenter, 1st Grade
William McKay, Carpenter, 3rd Grade
William Kirwin Purcell, Plumber, 1st Grade
Harold Edward Fitzgerald, Plumber, 2nd Grade
William Davis Young, Painter
Walter Henry Calver, Carter
Frederick Hartman, Labourer (unclassified), 2nd Grade
Kapuaiwaho Haira, Labourer (unclassified), 2nd Grade
Duncan McDonald, Assistant to Manager of Hostel
Donald McDonald, Joint Manager of Hostel
Elizabeth McDonald, Joint Manager of Hostel

🎓 Education Department - Nominal Roll of Officers

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsStaff list, Education Department, Inspector-General of Schools, Secretary for Education, Assistant Inspector-General of Schools
👱🏽 Names

George Hogben, Inspector-General of Schools
Edward Osborne Gibbes, Secretary for Education
William John Anderson, Assistant Inspector-General of Schools

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