New Zealand Gazette – 1914 – No. 129

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✨ Public Service Appointments

Nov. 26
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
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FIRST APPOINTMENTS—continued.

Name.	Position.	Place.	Date of Appointment.

Post and Telegraph Department—continued.

Printing and Stationery Department.

Public Health, Hospitals, and Charitable Aid Department.

Public Service Commissioner’s Office.

Grieve, George Francis .. | Cadet .. | Wellington | 19 Mar., 1914.

Public Trust Department.

Public Works Department.

Registrar-General’s Department.

Griffin, Kenneth Massey .. | Cadet .. | Wellington | 9 Mar., 1914.

State Fire Insurance Department.

Tourist and Health Resorts.

Under the Temporary Employees Act, 1913.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1914, No 129

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1914, No 129

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsAppointments, Mechanicians, Telegraph Message-boys, Carpenters, Joiners, Apprentices, Shorthand-writers, Typists, Medical Superintendents, Cadets, Clerks, Liftmen, Draughtsmen, Architects, Bath Attendants, Launch Engineers, Ticket-sellers
👱🏽 Names

67 names identified

Thomas Newbegin Johnson, Appointed Mechanician
Lionel Herbert Jones, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Alfred William Kennerley, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
John David King, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Hector Irwin Knowles, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
James McIntosh, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Douglas Randal McKenzie, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Donald Ferguson McLeod, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Eric Stuart McQueen, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
James Peter Madson, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Archibald Holroyd Meredith, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
William Reginald Mitchell, Appointed Carpenter and Joiner
Stanley James Moran, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Albert Henry Morgan, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Sylvan Oswald Muller, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
John Norton, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
David William Oliver, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Leonard Garfitt Pearson, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Eric Rentoul Perkins, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Herbert Charles Stanley Petersen, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Gordon Houston Pike, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Thomas Frederick Ridder, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Lena Lois Robertson, Appointed Messenger and Assistant
Leonard Adolphus Roper, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Leonard Ross, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Loftus Charles Russell, Appointed Mechanic
Victor Reginald Sellwood, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
John Henry Scott, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Evelyn Ruth Sheath, Appointed Postmistress
Easton Gillon Smellie, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Ivor William Stephen Spackman, Appointed Chauffeur
Douglas Stark, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Henry Mervyn Stephens, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
William Robert Strathern, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
William Graham Taylor, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
William Charlton Allen Thompson, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
George Marshall Toms, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Charles Edward Washer, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Edgar William Stuart McFarlane, Appointed Apprentice (Machinist)
John Forbes Orr, Appointed Apprentice (Compositor)
Harold Shepherd Wynn Parks, Appointed Apprentice (Machinist)
John William Scatchard, Appointed Apprentice (Compositor)
Charles Alexander Stace, Appointed Apprentice (Bookbinder)
Rebecca Barnett, Appointed Shorthand-writer and Typist
Alfred Bernstein, Appointed Medical Superintendent
George Francis Grieve, Appointed Cadet
John Boal, Appointed Clerk
Russell Harvey Knapp, Appointed Cadet
John William Lyes, Appointed Cadet
Eric McConnell, Appointed Cadet
Albert Wright, Appointed Liftman
Arnold Fielder Downer, Appointed Cadet
John Richard Duff, Appointed Draughtsman
Herbert Leslie Hickson, Appointed Architectural Draughtsman
Charles Henry Lawn, Appointed Draughtsman
Luke Aloysius Miley, Appointed Draughtsman
John Duncan Watt, Appointed Draughting Cadet
Kenneth Massey Griffin, Appointed Cadet
Albert Henry Hatfield, Appointed Clerk
George Arthur Hayden, Appointed Clerk
Sydney Wilson Studholme, Appointed Cadet
Lancelot Joseph Waddell, Appointed Clerk
Emily Elizabeth Buchanan, Appointed Bath Attendant
James Duff Hewett, Appointed Launch Engineer
Constance Elizabeth Moon, Appointed Cadette
Matilda Helen Sissons, Appointed Ticket-seller
Hilda Maud Wright, Appointed Bath Attendant

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