New Zealand Gazette – 1914 – No. 129

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 129

OFFICERS TRANSFERRED.

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

Agriculture, Industries, and Commerce Department.

Absolum, Hubert Graham .. .. Clerk .. Napier .. Acting District Agent .. Napier .. 28 May, 1914.
Climo, Benjamin Percival .. .. Cadet .. Auckland .. Cadet .. New Plymouth .. 22 Sept.,, ,,
Craig, Harold James .. .. .. .. Wellington .. .. .. Patea .. 23 ,,
Doak, Samuel William .. .. Cadet .. Napier .. ,, .. Wellington .. 10 ,,
Fulton, Nicholas .. .. Dairy Instructor and Grader .. Stratford .. Dairy Instructor and Grader .. New Plymouth .. 1 ,,
Grant, Leonard James Barton .. Fields Inspector .. Te Puke .. Fields Inspector .. Tauranga .. 18 ,,
Jarmar, John .. .. Meat Inspector .. Castlecliff .. Meat Inspector .. Hokitika .. 20 June, ,,
McKinnon, Albert James .. .. Cadet .. Wellington .. Cadet .. Napier .. 1 Oct.,, ,,
Mitchell, Gilbert Gregory McCarthy .. Clerk .. Patea .. Clerk .. Wellington .. 1 ,,
Wilson, David Donald .. Assistant Meat Inspector .. Invercargill .. Assistant Meat Inspector .. ,, .. 8 Sept.,, ,,

Customs Department.

Banks, Bernard Wilson .. .. Clerk .. Christchurch .. Clerk .. Wellington .. 20 Aug., 1914.
McDonald, Donald Roderick .. Cadet .. Wangamui .. Cadet .. Head Office, Wellington .. 28 ,,
Richardson, Robert Blair .. ,, .. Christchurch .. ,, .. Wellington .. 20 ,,
Stratton, Alfred Thomas .. .. Clerk .. Nelson .. Clerk .. Head Office, Wellington .. 24 ,,
Waugh, William Norseman .. .. ,, .. Timaru .. ,, .. ,, .. 24 ,,

Education Department.

Ford, Herbert Charles .. .. Second General Attendant .. Burnham Industrial School .. General Attendant .. Burnham Industrial School .. 20 May, 1914.
Geissler, Aimee Margaret .. Relieving Head Teacher .. Maungataupu Native School .. Assistant Teacher .. Maungataupu Native School .. 7 Oct.,, ,,

Justice Department.

Black, George Young .. .. Probationary Warder .. Waikeria .. Probationary Warder .. Auckland .. 18 Sept., 1914.
Brownlee, James Ritchie .. ,, .. Wellington .. ,, .. Waikeria .. 12 ,,
Cooke, George Horatio Thomas .. Chief Warder .. ,, .. Chief Warder .. Invercargill .. 5 ,,
Dunn, James Henry .. .. Warder .. New Plymouth .. Warder .. Wellington .. 18 ,,
Elcock, Albert Richard .. .. Cadet in Courts .. Westport .. Cadet in Courts .. Masterton .. 15 ,,
McMullin, Charles James .. .. Warder .. Kaingaroa .. Warder .. Auckland .. 17 Oct.,, ,,
Rummer, Gilbert John .. .. ,, .. Invercargill .. ,, .. Wellington .. 26 Sept.,, ,,
Seddon, James .. .. Probationary Warder .. Waikeria .. Probationary Warder .. ,, .. 19 Oct.,, ,,
Thomson, Norman William .. ,, .. Auckland .. ,, .. Kaingaroa .. 14 ,,

Lands and Survey Department.

Blake, Vincent Ignatius .. .. District Surveyor .. Auckland .. Land Transfer Draughtsman .. Gisborne .. 18 Sept., 1914.
Maher, Cornelius George Delaney .. Draughtsman .. Gisborne .. Draughtsman .. Auckland .. 3 Oct.,, ,,
Thomson, James Duncan .. .. District Surveyor .. Nelson .. Chief Draughtsman .. Blenheim .. 8 Sept.,, ,,

Marine Department.

Barr, William James .. .. Assistant Lightkeeper .. Cuvier Island .. Assistant Lightkeeper .. Ponui Passage .. 17 Sept., 1914.
Tutt, Elisha William .. .. Principal Lightkeeper .. Stephens Island .. Principal Lightkeeper .. Cape Maria .. 9 ,,

Mental Hospitals Department.

Gray, Theodore Grant .. .. Senior Assistant Medical Officer .. Auckland .. Senior Assistant Medical Officer .. Seacliff .. 10 Aug., 1914.

Pensions Department.

Harris, Herbert .. .. Cadet .. Head Office, Wellington .. Cadet .. Registrar's Office, Christchurch .. 14 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.

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsTransfers, Public Service, Agriculture, Customs, Education, Justice, Lands, Marine, Mental Hospitals, Pensions
👱🏽 Names

33 names identified

Hubert Graham Absolum, Transferred to Acting District Agent
Benjamin Percival Climo, Transferred to Cadet
Harold James Craig, Transferred to Patea
Samuel William Doak, Transferred to Cadet
Nicholas Fulton, Transferred to Dairy Instructor and Grader
Leonard James Barton Grant, Transferred to Fields Inspector
John Jarmar, Transferred to Meat Inspector
Albert James McKinnon, Transferred to Cadet
Gilbert Gregory McCarthy Mitchell, Transferred to Clerk
David Donald Wilson, Transferred to Assistant Meat Inspector
Bernard Wilson Banks, Transferred to Clerk
Donald Roderick McDonald, Transferred to Cadet
Robert Blair Richardson, Transferred to Clerk
Alfred Thomas Stratton, Transferred to Clerk
William Norseman Waugh, Transferred to Clerk
Herbert Charles Ford, Transferred to General Attendant
Aimee Margaret Geissler, Transferred to Assistant Teacher
George Young Black, Transferred to Probationary Warder
James Ritchie Brownlee, Transferred to Probationary Warder
George Horatio Thomas Cooke, Transferred to Chief Warder
James Henry Dunn, Transferred to Warder
Albert Richard Elcock, Transferred to Cadet in Courts
Charles James McMullin, Transferred to Warder
Gilbert John Rummer, Transferred to Warder
James Seddon, Transferred to Probationary Warder
Norman William Thomson, Transferred to Probationary Warder
Vincent Ignatius Blake, Transferred to Land Transfer Draughtsman
Cornelius George Delaney Maher, Transferred to Draughtsman
James Duncan Thomson, Transferred to Chief Draughtsman
William James Barr, Transferred to Assistant Lightkeeper
Elisha William Tutt, Transferred to Principal Lightkeeper
Theodore Grant Gray, Transferred to Senior Assistant Medical Officer
Herbert Harris, Transferred to Cadet

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