New Zealand Gazette – 1913 – No. 78

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✨ Retirements and Terminations

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 78

RETIREMENTS, ETC.—continued.

Name.	Position.	Place.	Date left Service.	Reason left Service.

Land and Deeds Department.

Baker, Frederic .. | Assistant Land Registrar .. | Dunedin .. | 30 Sept., 1913 | Retired.

Lands and Survey Department.

Forrester, John .. | Crown Lands Ranger .. | Ashburton .. | 31 May, ,, | ,,

Marine Department.

Mental Hospitals Department.

Lammas, William George .. | Gardener .. | Home for Defectives, Richmond | 15 June, 1913 | Retired.

Mines Department.

Museum Department.

Jones, Henry .. | Messenger .. | Wellington .. | 6 July, 1913 | Deceased.

Native Department.

Gordon, William Thompson | Chief Clerk .. | Wellington .. | 7 Aug., 1913 | Deceased.

Post and Telegraph Department.

Printing and Stationery Department.

Conlin, James .. | Foreman Lithographer .. | Wellington .. | 31 May, 1913 | Retired.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1913, No 78

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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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🏛️ Retirements and Terminations from Various Government Departments (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsRetirements, Terminations, Government Departments, Public Service
👱🏽 Names

49 names identified

Frederic Baker, Retired as Assistant Land Registrar
John Forrester, Retired as Crown Lands Ranger
William Brown, Retired as Boatman and Launch-driver
Walter Hutton Champion, Taken over by Auckland Harbour Board
Robert Huia Gibbons, Taken over by Auckland Harbour Board
Donald McNeil, Retired as Principal Lightkeeper
Alfred Andrew Parker, Taken over by Auckland Harbour Board
George Thwaites, Deceased as Principal Lightkeeper
James William Thomson, Services dispensed with as Harbourmaster
William George Lammas, Retired as Gardener
Roderick Murray, Retired as Manager, Water-race
Arthur Hicks Richards, Retired as Inspector of Mines
Henry Jones, Deceased as Messenger
William Thompson Gordon, Deceased as Chief Clerk
Jane Airey, Retired as Postmistress
Edward John Bowley, Retired as Lineman
John Wagstaff Brame, Retired as Postmaster
Joseph Bristol, Dismissed as Telegraph Message-boy
Douglas Joseph Brooks, Dismissed as Telegraph Message-boy
Howard Wilson Capper, Retired as Chief Postmaster
Bryan Joseph Cassels, Deceased as Letter-carrier
William John Tilson Clark, Dismissed as Telegraph Message-boy
Pasquale Vivian Blanchard Coira, Deceased as Telegraphist
Clara Dale, Dismissed as Cadette, Telephone Exchange
Cecil Archer Laurence Davidson, Absent without leave as Telegraph Message-boy
Lionel Nye De Thierry, Services ceased under section 57, Public Service Act, 1912
Percy Dixon, Deceased as Clerk
Daniel Henry Fox, Retired as Telegraphist
Edward Charles Gannaway, Retired as Assistant Postmaster
Harry Arthur Giller, Retired as Assistant Postmaster
Thomas Reynolds Hackett, Retired as Batteryman
Thomas Samuel Hester, Retired as Postmaster
Isaac Hyams, Retired as Clerk to Superintendent, Telegraph-office
George Augustus Roby Johnson, Absent without leave as Telegraph Message-boy
Thomas Kirker, Retired as Postmaster
Frank William Edward Kurth, Dismissed as Telegraph Message-boy
Samuel Forsaith Logan, Retired as Postmaster
Frederick Marriott, Dismissed as Assistant P.O. Messenger
Luke Nelson Nattrass, Retired as Carpenter
John Olsen, Retired as Lineman
Leslie James Ormond, Dismissed as Telegraph Message-boy
Frederick William Pooie, Retired as Senior Telegraphist
Leonard Robert Price, Dismissed as Telegraph Message-boy
Patrick Reid, Retired as Clerk
Wilhelm Carl Scherf, Dismissed as Telegraph Message-boy
John Cardno Sibbin, Dismissed as Telegraph Message-boy
David Cameron Stewart, Dismissed as Telegraph Message-boy
Fred Pankhurst Wood, Absent without leave as Letter-carrier and Messenger
James Conlin, Retired as Foreman Lithographer

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