New Zealand Gazette – 1914 – No. 129

Page 4205

✨ Public Service Promotions

Nov. 26.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 4205

OFFICERS PROMOTED—continued.

Name.	Promoted from		Promoted to		Date.
	Position.	Place.	Position.	Place.

Post and Telegraph Department—continued.

Ryder, Ellis Rangitaane Ronald .. .. Telegraph Message-boy .. .. Letter-carrier .. .. Shannon .. .. 28 July, 1914.
Sage, John Lea .. .. Clerk .. .. Clerk in Charge of Letter-carriers .. .. Napier .. .. 17 "
Scull, George Henry .. .. Cadet .. .. Telegraphist .. .. Christchurch .. .. 24 "
Shanks, Francis Joseph .. .. Clerk .. .. Senior Clerk .. .. Napier .. .. 16 "
Shelton, Arthur .. .. " .. .. Shipping Clerk .. .. Auckland .. .. 21 "
Sigley, Albert George .. .. Junior Exchange Clerk .. .. Cadet .. .. G.P.O., Wellington .. .. 7 "
Sissons, James Guy .. .. Telegraph Message-boy .. .. Letter-carrier .. .. Auckland .. .. 22 "
Stagpoole, Victor Bartholomew .. .. Letter-carrier .. .. Clerk .. .. Christchurch .. .. 18 "
Stanlake, Reginald Buller .. .. Telegraph Message-boy .. .. Junior Exchange Clerk .. .. Kaikoura .. .. 21 "
Stewart, Henry .. .. " .. .. Letter-carrier .. .. Birkenhead .. .. 30 June, "
Sturm, Edward William .. .. Cadet .. .. Telegraphist .. .. Hastings .. .. 19 Aug., "
Sutherland, James .. .. Telegraph Message-boy .. .. Letter-carrier .. .. Morrinsville .. .. 14 July, "
Sutherland, Robert Mollison .. .. Cadet .. .. Clerk .. .. G.P.O., Wellington .. .. 5 June, "
Sutton, Thomas William .. .. Clerk .. .. Assistant Parcels Clerk .. .. Christchurch .. .. 13 "
Swift, William Albert .. .. Telegraph Message-boy .. .. Messenger .. .. Auckland .. .. 3 July, "
Sykes, Alexander .. .. Clerk .. .. Parcels Clerk .. .. Wanganui .. .. 1 April, "
Symonds, James William .. .. Telegraph Message-boy .. .. Distributor .. .. Palmerston North .. .. 13 July, "
Taylor, Edwin George .. .. Cadet .. .. Telegraphist .. .. Radio-Wellington .. .. 7 "
Taylor, Norton Onslow .. .. Assistant Despatch Clerk .. .. Counter Clerk .. .. Wellington .. .. 6 "
Tucker, Alexander James .. .. Clerk .. .. Clerk in Charge of Letter-carriers .. .. Wanganui .. .. 1 "
Turley, Wallace .. .. Telegraph Message-boy .. .. Letter-carrier .. .. Shannon .. .. 28 May, "
Walden, Harold Levett .. .. Cadet .. .. Telegraphist .. .. Ohakune East .. .. 23 June, 1913.
Williams, Lancelot Stanley .. .. Telegraph Message-boy .. .. Telegram-sorter .. .. Christchurch .. .. 1 July, 1914.
Wilson, Adam Martinmas .. .. " .. .. Junior Exchange Clerk .. .. Winton .. .. 22 June, "

Public Works Department.

Curtis, Harry Arthur .. .. Seventh Engineer .. .. Sixth Engineer .. .. Lake Coleridge .. .. 23 Sept., 1914.
Downer, Arnold Fielder .. .. Draughting Cadet .. .. Engineering Cadet .. .. Dunedin .. .. 1 Nov., "
Ensoll, John Robert .. .. Carpenter and Joiner .. .. Foreman Carpenter .. .. Head Office, Wellington .. .. 21 May, "
Flindle, Edward George .. .. Draughting Cadet .. .. Electrical Engineering Cadet .. .. Christchurch .. .. 1 Oct., "
Kemp, Herbert George .. .. Carpenter and Joiner .. .. Workshop Foreman .. .. Auckland .. .. 17 May, "
Wallace, Thomas .. .. Draughting Cadet .. .. Engineering Cadet .. .. Head Office, Wellington .. .. 17 Aug., "
Watt, John Duncan .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 28 May, "

Stamp Department.

Somerville, Albert Ambrose .. .. Chief Stamper (General Division) .. .. Chief Stamper (Clerical Division) .. .. Wellington .. .. 10 Sept., 1914.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1914, No 129

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1914, No 129

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

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPromotions, Public Service, Postal Service, Telegraph Service, Public Works, Stamp Department
👱🏽 Names

32 names identified

Ellis Rangitaane Ronald Ryder, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Letter-carrier
John Lea Sage, Promoted from Clerk to Clerk in Charge of Letter-carriers
George Henry Scull, Promoted from Cadet to Telegraphist
Francis Joseph Shanks, Promoted from Clerk to Senior Clerk
Arthur Shelton, Promoted from Clerk to Shipping Clerk
Albert George Sigley, Promoted from Junior Exchange Clerk to Cadet
James Guy Sissons, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Letter-carrier
Victor Bartholomew Stagpoole, Promoted from Letter-carrier to Clerk
Reginald Buller Stanlake, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Junior Exchange Clerk
Henry Stewart, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Letter-carrier
Edward William Sturm, Promoted from Cadet to Telegraphist
James Sutherland, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Letter-carrier
Robert Mollison Sutherland, Promoted from Cadet to Clerk
Thomas William Sutton, Promoted from Clerk to Assistant Parcels Clerk
William Albert Swift, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Messenger
Alexander Sykes, Promoted from Clerk to Parcels Clerk
James William Symonds, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Distributor
Edwin George Taylor, Promoted from Cadet to Telegraphist
Norton Onslow Taylor, Promoted from Assistant Despatch Clerk to Counter Clerk
Alexander James Tucker, Promoted from Clerk to Clerk in Charge of Letter-carriers
Wallace Turley, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Letter-carrier
Harold Levett Walden, Promoted from Cadet to Telegraphist
Lancelot Stanley Williams, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Telegram-sorter
Adam Martinmas Wilson, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Junior Exchange Clerk
Harry Arthur Curtis, Promoted from Seventh Engineer to Sixth Engineer
Arnold Fielder Downer, Promoted from Draughting Cadet to Engineering Cadet
John Robert Ensoll, Promoted from Carpenter and Joiner to Foreman Carpenter
Edward George Flindle, Promoted from Draughting Cadet to Electrical Engineering Cadet
Herbert George Kemp, Promoted from Carpenter and Joiner to Workshop Foreman
Thomas Wallace, Promoted from Draughting Cadet to Engineering Cadet
John Duncan Watt, Promoted
Albert Ambrose Somerville, Promoted from Chief Stamper (General Division) to Chief Stamper (Clerical Division)

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