New Zealand Gazette – 1914 – No. 62

Page 2619

✨ Public Service Promotions

JULY 1.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2619

OFFICERS PROMOTED—continued.

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

Post and Telegraph Department—continued.

Laurensen, James .. .. Letter-carrier .. .. Cadet .. .. C.P.O., Wellington .. .. 2 April, 1914.
McLeod, Hugh Donald .. .. Cadet .. .. Clerk .. .. Christchurch .. .. 1 July, 1913.
McNeill, Hugh Leonard .. .. Letter-carrier .. .. Cadet .. .. C.P.O., Wellington .. .. 1 April, 1914.
Moore, Sydney Francis .. .. Telegraph Message-boy .. .. Messenger .. .. Greymouth.. .. 1 Mar.,
Murray, Alexander Kinnimont .. .. Letter-carrier .. .. Cadet .. .. C.P.O., Wellington .. .. 20 April, "
Nolan, James Tone .. .. Telegraph Message-boy .. .. Junior Exchange Clerk .. .. Dunedin .. .. 18 Mar., "
Osborne, Arthur Henson .. .. Cadet .. .. Clerk .. .. Auckland .. .. 18 Feb., "
Pickett, John Joseph .. .. Chief Postmaster (Class III) .. .. Chief Postmaster (Class II) .. .. Gisborne .. .. 1 April, "
Read, Louisa Anne.. .. Telegraph Messenger .. .. Assistant and Messenger .. .. Sanson .. .. 17 " "
Smith, William Keith .. .. Cadet .. .. Clerk .. .. Christchurch .. .. 16 Mar., 1913.
Soppet, Norman Athol .. .. Junior Exchange Clerk .. .. Cadet .. .. Mercer .. .. 1 April, 1914.
Stewart, Robert .. .. Telegraph Message-boy .. .. Letter-carrier .. .. Hokitika .. .. 16 Mar., "
Stewart, Thomas Henry .. .. Cadet .. .. Telegraphist .. .. Kawakawa .. .. 24 June, 1913.
Tomlinson, Fred Gilbert .. .. Telegraph Message-boy .. .. Junior Exchange Clerk .. .. Christchurch .. .. 19 Mar., 1914.
Underwood, Victor Norman .. .. Junior Exchange Clerk .. .. Cadet .. .. T.O., Wellington .. .. 1 April, "
Williamson, Allen Douglas .. .. Telegraph Message-boy .. .. Junior Exchange Clerk .. .. Mataura .. .. 19 Mar., "
Williamson, George Inglis .. .. Bluff .. .. " .. .. Taradale .. .. 1 April, "
Wylie, James Turner .. .. Postmaster (Class V) .. .. Postmaster (Class IV) .. .. Hamilton .. .. 1 " "

Public Trust Department.

Scannell, Daniel .. .. Cashier .. .. Clerk .. .. Christchurch .. .. 17 May, 1914.

Public Works Department.

Archer, Albert John .. .. Clerk .. .. Chief Clerk .. .. Napier .. .. 17 April, 1914.
Arthur, Henry .. .. Chief Clerk .. .. " .. .. Stratford .. .. 1 " "
Foley, Patrick Stanislaus .. .. " .. .. " .. .. Dunedin .. .. 6 " "
Hill, Herbert .. .. Road Foreman .. .. Overseer .. .. Naumai .. .. 1 " "
Park, Alexander Dallas .. .. Chief Clerk .. .. Chief Clerk .. .. Auckland .. .. 24 " "
Woulfe, Patrick .. .. Timekeeper .. .. Overseer .. .. Okahukura.. .. 1 " "

Tourist and Health Resorts Department.

Blow, Walter Russell* .. .. Tourist Agent .. .. New Zealand Government Agent .. .. Sydney .. .. 24 Dec., 1913.
Fer, George .. .. Assistant to Manager .. .. Guide .. .. Waitomo Caves .. .. 1 May, 1914.

Amending entry on page 779 of New Zealand Gazette, No. 17, of the 9th March, 1914.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1914, No 62

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1914, No 62

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPublic Service, Promotions, Post and Telegraph, Public Trust, Public Works, Tourist and Health Resorts
👱🏽 Names

27 names identified

James Laurensen, Promoted from Letter-carrier to Cadet
Hugh Donald McLeod, Promoted from Cadet to Clerk
Hugh Leonard McNeill, Promoted from Letter-carrier to Cadet
Sydney Francis Moore, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Messenger
Alexander Kinnimont Murray, Promoted from Letter-carrier to Cadet
James Tone Nolan, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Junior Exchange Clerk
Arthur Henson Osborne, Promoted from Cadet to Clerk
John Joseph Pickett, Promoted from Chief Postmaster (Class III) to Chief Postmaster (Class II)
Louisa Anne Read, Promoted from Telegraph Messenger to Assistant and Messenger
William Keith Smith, Promoted from Cadet to Clerk
Norman Athol Soppet, Promoted from Junior Exchange Clerk to Cadet
Robert Stewart, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Letter-carrier
Thomas Henry Stewart, Promoted from Cadet to Telegraphist
Fred Gilbert Tomlinson, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Junior Exchange Clerk
Victor Norman Underwood, Promoted from Junior Exchange Clerk to Cadet
Allen Douglas Williamson, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Junior Exchange Clerk
George Inglis Williamson, Promoted from Bluff to Taradale
James Turner Wylie, Promoted from Postmaster (Class V) to Postmaster (Class IV)
Daniel Scannell, Promoted from Cashier to Clerk
Albert John Archer, Promoted from Clerk to Chief Clerk
Henry Arthur, Promoted from Chief Clerk to Chief Clerk
Patrick Stanislaus Foley, Promoted from Chief Clerk to Chief Clerk
Herbert Hill, Promoted from Road Foreman to Overseer
Alexander Dallas Park, Promoted from Chief Clerk to Chief Clerk
Patrick Woulfe, Promoted from Timekeeper to Overseer
Walter Russell Blow, Promoted from Tourist Agent to New Zealand Government Agent
George Fer, Promoted from Assistant to Manager to Guide

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