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✨ Public Service Resignations

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 49

RESIGNATIONS.

Name.	Position.	Place.	Date left Service.

Agriculture Department.

Farrington, Edmund Augustus .. | Clerk .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 31 Mar., 1914.

Customs Department.

Thompson, Leslie James .. | Examining Officer, 2nd Grade .. | Auckland .. .. | 28 Feb., 1914.

Education Department.

Justice Department.

Labour Department.

Land and Deeds Department.

Lands and Survey Department.

Montgomerie, Sadie Marguerite .. | Clerk and Tracer .. .. | Westport.. .. .. | 13 Nov., 1913.

Marine Department.

Mental Hospitals Department.

Simpson, John Cormack .. .. | Junior Assistant Medical Officer.. | Porirua .. .. .. | 31 Mar., 1914.

Post and Telegraph Department.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1914, No 49

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1914, No 49

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.

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPublic Service, Resignations, Transfers, Appointments
👱🏽 Names

62 names identified

Edmund Augustus Farrington, Resigned as Clerk
Leslie James Thompson, Resigned as Examining Officer, 2nd Grade
Margaret Findlay, Resigned as Laundress Attendant
Archibald Stewart McFarlane, Resigned as Farm Hand Attendant
Janet Burns McFarlane, Resigned as Cottage-home Keeper, No. 3
May Ruby McRae, Resigned as Kitchenmaid
Mary Ellen Watson, Resigned as Attendant
Herbert Watt, Resigned as General Hand
Samuel R. Evans, Resigned as Probationary Warder
James William Leonard, Resigned as Probationary Warder
Cecil George Laurensen Pollock, Resigned as Probationary Warder
John Richard Rutherford, Resigned as Warder
James Herrmann Sleeth, Resigned as Probationary Warder
Barbara Alice Dewar, Resigned as Shorthand-writer and Typist
Herbert Stennett Hurle, Resigned as Clerk
John Stuart Fox, Resigned as Cadet
George Craig Garry, Resigned as Cadet
Sadie Marguerite Montgomerie, Resigned as Clerk and Tracer
Robert Thomas Fellowes, Resigned as Principal Lightkeeper
Robert Henry Flood, Resigned as Assistant Lightkeeper
William Arthur Hamilton Heyward, Resigned as Probationary Lightkeeper
Violet Sarah Nathan, Resigned as Shorthand-writer and Typist
John Cormack Simpson, Resigned as Junior Assistant Medical Officer
George Aldridge, Resigned as Lineman
Alfred Thomas Knut Anderson, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Arthur Aaron Baker, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Leslie Baldwin, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Cecil Charles Bennett, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
George Berry, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Clarence Featherstone Bezar, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Stuart Billman, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Clarence Robert Moore Black, Resigned as Messenger, T.O.
Keith William Archibald Black, Resigned as Telegraphist
William Henry Bowater, Resigned as Letter-carrier
Elizabeth Ellen Broadfoot, Resigned as Switchboard Attendant
Walter Alfred Brown, Resigned as Telegram Sorter
Walter Melbourne Brown, Resigned as Letter-carrier
David Gordon Carolan, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Eric Kells Collier, Resigned as Assistant and Messenger
Louisa Compton, Resigned as Postmistress
James Arthur Cowie, Resigned as Assistant Mechanician
Alice Gwendellyna Annie Brazier Creagh, Resigned as Switchboard Attendant
Elizabeth Catherine Davern, Resigned as Switchboard Attendant
Frederick John Davidson, Resigned as Messenger, T.O.
Albert William Drury, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Mabel Eastwood, Resigned as Switchboard Attendant
Eric William Eaton, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Herbert Robert Fahey, Resigned as Cadet, T.O.
Arthur Basil Foster, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Margaret Tessier Gray, Resigned as Assistant
William Mackenzie Harcourt, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
William Arthur Hawkins, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
George Jenks, Resigned as Clerk
Walter Thomas Thimbleby Jones, Resigned as Telegraphist
Robert Patrick Kelly, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Frank, jun. Knell, Resigned as Letter-carrier
George Edward Knock, Resigned as Messenger
Annie Isabel McDougall, Resigned as Postmistress
Dorothy McGallan, Resigned as Switchboard Attendant
Angus Duncan McKenzie, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Annie Marryatt, Resigned as Postmistress
James Arthur Martin, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy

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