New Zealand Gazette – 1914 – No. 108

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✨ Public Service Transfers

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 108

OFFICERS TRANSFERRED—continued.

Name.	Transferred from		Transferred to		Date.
	Position.	Place.	Position.	Place.

Public Works Department.

Bradley, Frederick George .. .. Architectural Draughtsman .. Head Office, Wellington .. Architectural Draughtsman .. Auckland .. 18 Aug., 1914.
Hurrell, John .. .. Engineering Cadet .. District Office, Wellington .. Draughting Cadet .. Proclamation Branch, Wellington .. 21 ..
Larking, Horace Gregory Hewett .. .. .. .. Dunedin District .. Engineering Cadet .. Raetihi Branch Railway .. 14 July, ..
Neas, Henry Rudolph .. .. Clerical Cadet .. Invercargill .. Clerical Cadet .. Head Office, Wellington .. 12 Aug., ..
Paterson, Stanley George .. .. Assistant Engineer .. Houipapa .. Assistant Engineer .. Stratford District .. 10 July, ..
Pitcher, Arthur John .. .. Overseer .. Wellington .. Overseer .. Blenheim .. 13 ..

Stamp Department.

Barrett, Ernest Hunter .. .. Cadet .. Dunedin .. Cadet .. Napier .. 22 June, 1911.
Leslie, Albert George .. .. Clerk .. Napier .. Clerk .. Dunedin .. 3 Aug., ..

State Fire Insurance Department.

Mewton, Aubrey William .. .. Cadet .. Wellington .. Cadet .. New Plymouth .. 18 Mar., 1914.
Seaton, Thomas Lockerbie .. .. Fire-risk Surveyor .. Christchurch .. Officer in Charge .. Hamilton .. 17 Aug., ..

Inter-Departmental.

Fleming, William Liddell .. .. Messenger .. Lands and Survey Department, Hokitika .. Messenger .. Internal Affairs Department, Hokitika .. 1 Sept., 1914.
Potaka, Matthew .. .. Cadet .. Defence Department, Wellington .. Cadet .. Aotea Native Land Court District, Native Department, Wanganui .. 1 Aug., ..
Shakes, Harry George .. .. Clerk .. Post and Telegraph Department, Wellington .. Clerk .. Public Trust Department, Wellington .. 7 Sept., ..

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1914, No 108

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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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🏛️ Public Service Appointments and Promotions (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsTransfers, Public Service, Public Works Department, Stamp Department, State Fire Insurance Department, Inter-Departmental
👱🏽 Names

13 names identified

Frederick George Bradley, Transferred from Architectural Draughtsman, Head Office, Wellington to Architectural Draughtsman, Auckland
John Hurrell, Transferred from Engineering Cadet, District Office, Wellington to Draughting Cadet, Proclamation Branch, Wellington
Horace Gregory Hewett Larking, Transferred from Dunedin District to Engineering Cadet, Raetihi Branch Railway
Henry Rudolph Neas, Transferred from Clerical Cadet, Invercargill to Clerical Cadet, Head Office, Wellington
Stanley George Paterson, Transferred from Assistant Engineer, Houipapa to Assistant Engineer, Stratford District
Arthur John Pitcher, Transferred from Overseer, Wellington to Overseer, Blenheim
Ernest Hunter Barrett, Transferred from Cadet, Dunedin to Cadet, Napier
Albert George Leslie, Transferred from Clerk, Napier to Clerk, Dunedin
Aubrey William Mewton, Transferred from Cadet, Wellington to Cadet, New Plymouth
Thomas Lockerbie Seaton, Transferred from Fire-risk Surveyor, Christchurch to Officer in Charge, Hamilton
William Liddell Fleming, Transferred from Messenger, Lands and Survey Department, Hokitika to Messenger, Internal Affairs Department, Hokitika
Matthew Potaka, Transferred from Cadet, Defence Department, Wellington to Cadet, Aotea Native Land Court District, Native Department, Wanganui
Harry George Shakes, Transferred from Clerk, Post and Telegraph Department, Wellington to Clerk, Public Trust Department, Wellington

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