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✨ Post and Telegraph Appointments

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 64

Officers appointed.

Post and Telegraph Department,
General Post Office, Wellington, 13th August, 1913.

R. HEATON RHODES,
Postmaster-General.

NON-PERMANENT.

Name.
Office.
District.
Date.

POSTMASTERS AND TELEGRAPHISTS.

Railway Officers.
Coomber, Albert Edward ... Makotuku ... Napier ... 22 April, 1913.
Ennis, Alexander Thomas ... Waikari ... Christchurch ... 9 June,
Richards, Henry Reece ... Morven ... Timaru ... 26 "
Rowe, Thomas ... Pukerangi ... Dunedin ... 7 May,

POSTMASTERS.

Railway Officers.
Applegarth, Edward Lambton ... Hayward's ... Wellington ... 3 June, 1913.
Greatbatch, Samuel ... Wingatui ... Dunedin ... 1 April,
Reehal, Charles Thomas ... Waimarino ... Auckland ... 12 June,

POSTMASTERS AND TELEPHONISTS.
Beecot, James ... Mandeville ... Invercargill ... 1 April, 1913.
Bowman, William ... Te Rapa ... Auckland ... 27 May,
Dick, Annie ... Ngaturi ... Wellington ... 1 July,
Forsyth, Justina Falkland ... Mangamahu ... Wanganui ... 1 April,
Gilbert, William Charles ... Cheltenham ... Wellington ... 14 May,
Granger, James Alfred ... Orini ... Auckland ... 1 June,
Greene, Andrew Anthiney ... Atiamuri ... " ... 8 May,
Hamilton, Eagle D'Arcy ... Waiharakeke ... " ... 16 "
Hearn, May ... Rangitata Island ... Timaru ... 15 April,
Hubbard, Ivan Blackstone ... Bald Hill Flat ... Dunedin ... 1 May,
Jenkins, William James ... The Key ... Invercargill ... 16 June,
Jupp, George Albert ... Tauwhare ... Auckland ... 1 April,
McCosker, Annie Elizabeth ... Riverside ... Christchurch ... 19 Mar.,
McDiarmid, John ... Ti-tree Point ... Napier ... 18 June,
Millan, Ada Elizabeth ... Ruakaka ... Auckland ... 1 April,
O'Brien, Eileen Amelia ... Nelson Creek ... Greymouth ... 24 May,
Oliver, Hugh Arthur ... Tokarahi ... Oamaru ... 1 June,
Phelan, Mary Josephine ... Macrae's Flat ... Dunedin ... 1 Jan.,
Reveley, Elizabeth ... Halkett Town ... Christchurch ... 1 April,
Tarr, George Clifford ... Motu ... Gisborne ... 23 May,
Tunnicliffe, Norris Henry ... Croixelles ... Nelson ... 15 ,
Urquhart, Christina ... Pukekura ... Hokitika ... 13 ,
Webb, Ernest William ... Mangere Bridge ... Auckland ... 9 June,
Woods, Charlottie ... Aoroa ... " ... 29 April,

POSTMASTERS.
Badcock, John ... Katanga ... Westport ... 23 June, 1913.
Beirne, Patrick ... Omaka ... Blenheim ... 1 July,
Bremner, Hannah Adelaide ... Saddle Hill ... Dunedin ... 1 May,
Chapman, Bernard Joseph ... Jordan ... Blenheim ... 13 ,
Ferrand, George Edmund ... Te Hana ... Auckland ... 1 ,
Gillespie, Christina ... Purekireki ... Dunedin ... 16 June,
Green, Jessie Agnes ... Pukepito ... " ... 1 May,
Heays, William Henry ... Te Houhi ... Auckland ... 28 April,
Hills, Manus Patrick ... Whenuanui ... Gisborne ... 1 June,
Ingham, Gertrude ... Puketutu ... Auckland ... 3 May,
Latimer, Margaret ... Kokako ... " ... 1 ,
McCoy, Emily Jane ... Whakamatau ... Christchurch ... 12 ,
MacDonald, Mary ... Orari Bridge ... Timaru ... 1 June,
McGowan, Robert ... Puketurua ... Auckland ... 17 ,
McGuinis, Kathleen Bertha ... Earnscleugh ... Dunedin ... 28 May,
Mackay, John ... Roto ... Auckland ... 20 ,
Mackechnie, Oscar Henry ... Hicks Bay ... Gisborne ... 2 June,
Miller, David Walter ... Takahiwai ... Auckland ... 31 May,
Moore, William Roland ... Kauroa ... " ... 2 June,
Morrell, Louis ... Tutekehua ... " ... 3 May,
Park, James Thorburn ... Benhar ... Dunedin ... 16 June,
Poole, John Thomas ... South Hillend ... Invercargill ... 19 May,
Rayne, William ... Longslip ... Oamaru ... 1 ,
Richdale, Charles ... Te Rore ... Auckland ... 1 June,
Shepherd, Elizabeth ... Ruatoki North ... Thames ... 10 ,
Thomas, James Murphy ... Marumaru ... Napier ... 5 ,
Welsh, Alfred Ernest ... Ohautira ... Auckland ... 19 May,
Yardley, Walter John ... Waiwhero ... Gisborne ... 27 June,

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1913, No 64

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1913, No 64

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

🚂 Appointment of Non-Permanent Postmasters and Telegraphists

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated13 August 1913
KeywordsAppointments, Postmasters, Telegraphists, Railway Officers
👱🏽 Names

59 names identified

Albert Edward Coomber, Appointed Postmaster and Telegraphist
Alexander Thomas Ennis, Appointed Postmaster and Telegraphist
Henry Reece Richards, Appointed Postmaster and Telegraphist
Thomas Rowe, Appointed Postmaster and Telegraphist
Edward Lambton Applegarth, Appointed Postmaster
Samuel Greatbatch, Appointed Postmaster
Charles Thomas Reehal, Appointed Postmaster
James Beecot, Appointed Postmaster and Telegraphist
William Bowman, Appointed Postmaster and Telegraphist
Annie Dick, Appointed Postmaster and Telegraphist
Justina Falkland Forsyth, Appointed Postmaster and Telegraphist
William Charles Gilbert, Appointed Postmaster and Telegraphist
James Alfred Granger, Appointed Postmaster and Telegraphist
Andrew Anthiney Greene, Appointed Postmaster and Telegraphist
Eagle D'Arcy Hamilton, Appointed Postmaster and Telegraphist
May Hearn, Appointed Postmaster and Telegraphist
Ivan Blackstone Hubbard, Appointed Postmaster and Telegraphist
William James Jenkins, Appointed Postmaster and Telegraphist
George Albert Jupp, Appointed Postmaster and Telegraphist
Annie Elizabeth McCosker, Appointed Postmaster and Telegraphist
John McDiarmid, Appointed Postmaster and Telegraphist
Ada Elizabeth Millan, Appointed Postmaster and Telegraphist
Eileen Amelia O'Brien, Appointed Postmaster and Telegraphist
Hugh Arthur Oliver, Appointed Postmaster and Telegraphist
Mary Josephine Phelan, Appointed Postmaster and Telegraphist
Elizabeth Reveley, Appointed Postmaster and Telegraphist
George Clifford Tarr, Appointed Postmaster and Telegraphist
Norris Henry Tunnicliffe, Appointed Postmaster and Telegraphist
Christina Urquhart, Appointed Postmaster and Telegraphist
Ernest William Webb, Appointed Postmaster and Telegraphist
Charlottie Woods, Appointed Postmaster and Telegraphist
John Badcock, Appointed Postmaster
Patrick Beirne, Appointed Postmaster
Hannah Adelaide Bremner, Appointed Postmaster
Bernard Joseph Chapman, Appointed Postmaster
George Edmund Ferrand, Appointed Postmaster
Christina Gillespie, Appointed Postmaster
Jessie Agnes Green, Appointed Postmaster
William Henry Heays, Appointed Postmaster
Manus Patrick Hills, Appointed Postmaster
Gertrude Ingham, Appointed Postmaster
Margaret Latimer, Appointed Postmaster
Emily Jane McCoy, Appointed Postmaster
Mary MacDonald, Appointed Postmaster
Robert McGowan, Appointed Postmaster
Kathleen Bertha McGuinis, Appointed Postmaster
John Mackay, Appointed Postmaster
Oscar Henry Mackechnie, Appointed Postmaster
David Walter Miller, Appointed Postmaster
William Roland Moore, Appointed Postmaster
Louis Morrell, Appointed Postmaster
James Thorburn Park, Appointed Postmaster
John Thomas Poole, Appointed Postmaster
William Rayne, Appointed Postmaster
Charles Richdale, Appointed Postmaster
Elizabeth Shepherd, Appointed Postmaster
James Murphy Thomas, Appointed Postmaster
Alfred Ernest Welsh, Appointed Postmaster
Walter John Yardley, Appointed Postmaster

👩‍💼 Officials

R. Heaton Rhodes, Postmaster-General

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