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New Zealand Gazette – 1914 – No. 17

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✨ Public Service Promotions

OFFICERS PROMOTED—continued.

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

Justice Department—continued.

McCarthy, Alfred .. .. | Clerk of Court .. .. | Te Kuiti .. .. | Deputy Registrar of the Supreme Court | Christchurch .. .. | 21 Jan., 1914.
Samson, William Walters .. | Deputy Registrar of the Supreme Court | Christchurch .. .. | Deputy Registrar, Patent Office | Wellington .. .. | 1 " "
Schramm, Frederick William .. | Clerk in Court .. .. | Wanganui .. .. | Clerk of Court .. .. | Te Kuiti .. .. | 24 " "
Simpson, Agnes Johnstone .. | Assistant Matron .. .. | Wellington .. .. | Matron .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 1 " "
Vincent, Thomas .. .. | Principal Warder .. .. | H.M. Prison, Invercargill .. | Chief Warder .. .. | H.M. Prison, Invercargill .. | 1 " "

Labour Department.

Carmody, Denis .. .. | Inspector in Charge .. .. | Wellington .. .. | Officer in Charge .. .. | Christchurch .. .. | 24 Nov., 1913.

Lands and Survey Department.

Pound, Thomas .. .. | Clerk .. .. | Invercargill .. .. | Counter Clerk .. .. | Invercargill .. .. | 1 Jan., 1914.

Marine Department.

Barr, William James .. .. | Probationary Lightkeeper .. | Cuvier Island Lighthouse .. | Assistant Lightkeeper .. .. | Cuvier Island Lighthouse .. | 9 Dec., 1913.
Moeller, Charles Arthur .. | Assistant Lightkeeper .. .. | Castlepoint Lighthouse .. | Principal Lightkeeper .. .. | East Cape Lighthouse .. .. | 15 Jan., 1914.
Simpson, Andrew .. .. | Probationary Lightkeeper .. | Portland Island Lighthouse .. | Assistant Lightkeeper .. .. | Portland Island Lighthouse .. | 5 Dec., 1913.

Post and Telegraph Department.

Ahern, John William .. .. | Messenger .. .. | Westport .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Reefton .. .. | 25 Nov., 1913.
Alborough, Dara Basil .. .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Nelson .. .. | Messenger .. .. | Nelson .. .. | 24 " "
Anquetil, Francis Philip Louis .. | Accountant (Class VI) .. .. | Greymouth.. .. | District Accountant (Class V) .. | Greymouth.. .. | 1 April, "
Ayling, Stanley .. .. | Senior Clerk (Class VI) .. | Palmerston North .. | Cadet .. .. | Thames .. .. | 18 Dec., "
Bale, Robert James .. .. | Distributor .. .. | Wellington .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Te Kopuru .. .. | 29 July, "
Bateman, Percy Leonard .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Hamilton .. .. | Telegraphist .. .. | Hamilton .. .. | 18 Dec., "
Beck, Reginald Walton .. .. | Junior Exchange Clerk .. | Christchurch .. | Cadet .. .. | Wanganui .. .. | 10 " "
Bennett, Victor James .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Stratford .. .. | " .. .. | Stratford .. .. | 25 Nov., "
Black, Keith William Archibald .. | Cadet .. .. | Hokitika .. .. | Telegraphist .. .. | Hokitika .. .. | 1 Aug., "
Blakley, Romulus .. .. | Chief Clerk (Class VI) .. | Gisborne .. .. | Chief Clerk (Class V) .. .. | Gisborne .. .. | 1 April, "
Brown, George Francis John Augustin | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Wellington .. .. | Telegram-sorter .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 15 Sept., "
Brown, George Onslow .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Invercargill.. .. | Clerk .. .. | Invercargill.. .. | 14 Dec., "
Burr, Kenneth Ivan .. .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Wellington .. .. | Letter-carrier .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 1 " "
Bush, Frederick Harry .. .. | Letter-carrier .. .. | Auckland .. .. | Letter-carriers' Sorter .. .. | Auckland .. .. | 1 " "
Caldwell, Lawrence Vextel .. | Third M.O. and S.B. Clerk (Class VI) | Wellington .. .. | Third M.O. and S.B. Clerk (Class V) | Wellington .. .. | 1 April, "
Carlaw, James .. .. | Clerk .. .. | Auckland .. .. | Assistant Head of Mail Staff .. | Auckland .. .. | 1 Jan., 1914.
Carmody, Charles William .. | Cadet .. .. | Gore .. .. | Telegraphist .. .. | Gore .. .. | 30 July, 1913.
Clarke, Patrick Joseph .. .. | Junior Exchange Clerk .. | Auckland .. .. | Clerk, T.E. .. .. | Auckland .. .. | 19 Sept., "
Clemett, Alexander Dougal .. | Postmaster (Class VI) .. .. | Foxton .. .. | Postmaster (Class V) .. .. | Cambridge .. .. | 24 Nov., "
Coad, William Thomas .. .. | Chief Clerk (Class VI) .. | Blenheim .. .. | Chief Clerk (Class V) .. .. | Blenheim .. .. | 1 April, "
Coombs, James Francis Henry .. | Bureau Clerk .. .. | Nelson .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Nelson .. .. | 25 Nov., "
Costelloe, Thomas Francis .. | Letter-carrier .. .. | Wellington .. .. | Clerk .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 8 Dec., "
Cotton, Horace Stanley .. .. | Messenger .. .. | Napier .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Waipukurau .. .. | 25 Nov., "
Coutts, George Leonard .. .. | Cadet, T.O. .. .. | Wellington .. .. | Telegraphist .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 1 Sept., "
Cribb, Charles William Edward .. | Clerk .. .. | Greymouth.. .. | Senior Mail Clerk .. .. | Greymouth.. .. | 1 Jan., 1914.
Curry, John Hugh Bartholomew .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Wellington .. .. | Telegram-sorter .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 4 Dec., 1913.
Dale, George Bruce.. .. | Inspector of Post-offices .. | .. .. | Assistant Secretary .. .. | .. .. | 1 April, "

MAR. 9.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 777

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPromotions, Public Service, Justice Department, Labour Department, Lands and Survey Department, Marine Department, Post and Telegraph Department
👱🏽 Names

37 names identified

Alfred McCarthy, Promoted to Deputy Registrar of the Supreme Court
William Walters Samson, Promoted to Deputy Registrar, Patent Office
Frederick William Schramm, Promoted to Clerk of Court
Agnes Johnstone Simpson, Promoted to Matron
Thomas Vincent, Promoted to Chief Warder
Denis Carmody, Promoted to Officer in Charge
Thomas Pound, Promoted to Counter Clerk
William James Barr, Promoted to Assistant Lightkeeper
Charles Arthur Moeller, Promoted to Principal Lightkeeper
Andrew Simpson, Promoted to Assistant Lightkeeper
John William Ahern, Promoted to Cadet
Dara Basil Alborough, Promoted to Messenger
Francis Philip Louis Anquetil, Promoted to District Accountant
Stanley Ayling, Promoted to Cadet
Robert James Bale, Promoted to Cadet
Percy Leonard Bateman, Promoted to Telegraphist
Reginald Walton Beck, Promoted to Cadet
Victor James Bennett, Promoted to Cadet
Keith William Archibald Black, Promoted to Telegraphist
Romulus Blakley, Promoted to Chief Clerk
George Francis John Augustin Brown, Promoted to Telegram-sorter
George Onslow Brown, Promoted to Clerk
Kenneth Ivan Burr, Promoted to Letter-carrier
Frederick Harry Bush, Promoted to Letter-carriers' Sorter
Lawrence Vextel Caldwell, Promoted to Third M.O. and S.B. Clerk
James Carlaw, Promoted to Assistant Head of Mail Staff
Charles William Carmody, Promoted to Telegraphist
Patrick Joseph Clarke, Promoted to Clerk, T.E.
Alexander Dougal Clemett, Promoted to Postmaster
William Thomas Coad, Promoted to Chief Clerk
James Francis Henry Coombs, Promoted to Cadet
Thomas Francis Costelloe, Promoted to Clerk
Horace Stanley Cotton, Promoted to Cadet
George Leonard Coutts, Promoted to Telegraphist
Charles William Edward Cribb, Promoted to Senior Mail Clerk
John Hugh Bartholomew Curry, Promoted to Telegram-sorter
George Bruce Dale, Promoted to Assistant Secretary

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