New Zealand Gazette – 1912 – No. 12

Page 685

✨ Public Trust Department Staff List

Feb. 12.

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

685

NOMINAL ROLL OF OFFICERS, ETC.—continued.

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

PUBLIC TRUST DEPARTMENT—continued.

DIVISION II—continued.

Classes 7, 6, and 5. (Minimum, £170 ; Maximum, £300.)

1 : Macalister, Robert Lachlan .. Assistant Solicitor.. ..

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

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

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

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

Pearce, Arthur Hambley .. Clerk .. ..
Alexander, Kenneth A. F. .. Cadet .. ..
Winchcomb, Percy R. .. " .. ..
Riddick, Charles Harry .. " .. ..
Faire, Arthur Silvester .. " .. ..
Burr, Edward Moore Craig .. " .. ..
McKay, Douglas Leslie .. " .. ..
Ryan, Patrick James .. " .. ..
Playne, Clarence James .. " .. ..
Allan, Edward Florian .. " .. ..
Mulholland, Hugh .. " .. ..
Makeham, Charles Edgar .. " .. ..
Tattle, Leonard Walter .. " .. ..
Reid, Frank Felix .. " .. ..
Dundon, William .. " .. ..
Cannington, Harold William .. " .. ..
Dear, Lewis Henry .. " .. ..
Dawson, Albert .. " .. ..
O’Donnell, Thomas Martin .. " .. ..
Miller, Allan .. " .. ..
Rogers, Lancelot Anthony .. " .. ..

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1912, No 12

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🏢 Public Trust Department - Staff List (continued from previous page)

Domain🏢 State Enterprises & Insurance
KeywordsPublic Trust Office, Staff, Officers, Public Trustee, Deputy Public Trustee, Solicitor, Secretary, Manager, Accountant
👱🏽 Names

56 names identified

Robert Lachlan Macalister, Assistant Solicitor
Henry Turner, Chief Clerk
Richard Price, Chief Clerk
Thomas Richard Allen, Chief Clerk
Norman Melville Chesney, Assistant Examiner
Edward Crosbie Reeves, Clerk
William Morley Egglestone, Officer in Charge Native Department
James Menzies, Clerk
Arthur Barnard Chappell, Clerk
Arthur Charles Bretherton, Clerk
George Henry Chesterman, Clerk
Vincent Joseph Brogan, Clerk
Albert Rudolph Jordan, Clerk
Neil Malcolm Macdougall, Chief Clerk
Albert Henry Thimbleby Jones, Chief Clerk
Richard Douglas Newth, Chief Clerk
Allan Marshall, Clerk
Margaret Nash, Clerk
Reginald Alfred Vernon Oswin, Clerk
Frank Robinson, Clerk
George Henry Elliffe, Clerk
Arthur William Watters, Clerk
William George Baird, Clerk
Edwin Ranson Myers, Clerk
Annie Mackay, Clerk
Raymond Ward, Clerk
Scott Hunter, Clerk
William Clarence Nichols, Clerk
Thomas Farquhar Houston King, Clerk
Thomas John Dwyer, Clerk
John Stephen Donovan, Clerk
Philip Gordon Dwyer, Clerk
Henry William Sprint Pearce, Clerk
Frederick Charles Coombe, Clerk
Stanley J. Smith, Clerk
Arthur Hambley Pearce, Clerk
Kenneth A. F. Alexander, Cadet
Percy R. Winchcomb, Cadet
Charles Harry Riddick, Cadet
Arthur Silvester Faire, Cadet
Edward Moore Craig Burr, Cadet
Douglas Leslie McKay, Cadet
Patrick James Ryan, Cadet
Clarence James Playne, Cadet
Edward Florian Allan, Cadet
Hugh Mulholland, Cadet
Charles Edgar Makeham, Cadet
Leonard Walter Tattle, Cadet
Frank Felix Reid, Cadet
William Dundon, Cadet
Harold William Cannington, Cadet
Lewis Henry Dear, Cadet
Albert Dawson, Cadet
Thomas Martin O’Donnell, Cadet
Allan Miller, Cadet
Lancelot Anthony Rogers, Cadet

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