New Zealand Gazette – 1914 – No. 62

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✨ Resignations from Government Departments

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No.62

RESIGNATIONS.

Name.	Position.	Place.	Date left Service.

Agriculture, Industries, and Commerce Department.

Customs Department.

Sanson, Edgar Earl .. | Clerk .. | Wellington .. | 31 Mar., 1914.

Education Department.

Government Insurance Department.

Inspection of Machinery Department.

Duncan, Agnes .. | Shorthand-writer and Typist .. | Wellington .. | 31 Mar., 1914.

Internal Affairs Department.

Justice Department.

Land and Deeds Department.

Senior, Edwin Hugh .. | Cadet .. | Christchurch .. | 28 Feb., 1914.

Marine and Inspection of Machinery Department.

Mitchell, William John .. | Assistant Lightkeeper .. | Akaroa Head Lighthouse .. | 27 April, 1914.

Mental Hospitals Department.

Mines Department.

Given, W. A. .. | Assistant Instructor .. | School of Mines, Thames .. | 30 April, 1914.

Museum Department.

Wilson, Jane Archibald .. | Shorthand-writer and Typist .. | Wellington .. | 18 April, 1914.

National Provident and Friendly Societies Department.

Daniel, Victor Leonard Marie .. | Cadet .. | Wellington .. | 4 May, 1914.

Pensions Department.

Cheeseman, Henry William Stephen .. | Cadet .. | Registrar’s Office, Wellington .. | 30 April, 1914.

Police Department.

Chamberlain, Clarence Vernon .. | Cadet .. | Wellington .. | 28 Feb., 1914.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1914, No 62

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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.

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🏛️ Resignations from Various Government Departments

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsResignations, Government Departments, Public Service
👱🏽 Names

44 names identified

Joseph William Maddison, Resigned as Shepherd
George Mills, Resigned as Garden Overseer
William George Poulter, Resigned as Rabbiter
Edgar Earl Sanson, Resigned as Clerk
Ephraim Robert Claude Brooke, Resigned as Storekeeper
Christina Brown, Resigned as General Servant
James Robert Feather, Resigned as Assistant Clerk Attendant
Sidney Charles Gascoigne, Resigned as Assistant Schoolmaster
Fanny Hebbard, Resigned as Laundress Attendant
Helena Annie Howarth, Resigned as Assistant Teacher
Oswald John Howarth, Resigned as Head Teacher
Charles Conrad Hubbard, Resigned as Teacher
James Mitchell Marshall, Resigned as Cadet
Annie Georgina Mathewson, Resigned as Cook Attendant
Hanna Morehu Milner, Resigned as Assistant Teacher
Edith Muspratt, Resigned as Housekeeper
Ani Kiri Pewhairangi, Resigned as Assistant Teacher
Norah Ross, Resigned as General Servant
Charles Spencer Slocombe, Resigned as Cadet
Maire Tamihana, Resigned as Second Assistant Teacher
Jessie Ann Tulloch, Resigned as Laundress Attendant
E. A. Westwood, Resigned as General Attendant
Robert Greenlees Blaikie, Resigned as Cadet
William Barnett Reekie, Resigned as Cadet
Charles Howard Robinson, Resigned as Cadet
Agnes Duncan, Resigned as Shorthand-writer and Typist
Annie Brookes, Resigned as Charwoman
Arthur Harold Aloysius Cookson, Resigned as Junior Lift Attendant
David Campbell, Resigned as Warder
Winifred Mary Holmes, Resigned as Shorthand-writer and Typist
Joseph Hore, Resigned as Clerk
James Joseph Poland, Resigned as Cadet
Edwin Hugh Senior, Resigned as Cadet
William John Mitchell, Resigned as Assistant Lightkeeper
Mabel Brigham, Resigned as Shorthand-writer and Typist
James Davie, Resigned as Junior Assistant Medical Officer
John Gold, Resigned as Baker
Elizabeth Elsie Mitchell, Resigned as Nurse
Violet White, Resigned as Assistant Matron
W. A. Given, Resigned as Assistant Instructor
Jane Archibald Wilson, Resigned as Shorthand-writer and Typist
Victor Leonard Marie Daniel, Resigned as Cadet
Henry William Stephen Cheeseman, Resigned as Cadet
Clarence Vernon Chamberlain, Resigned as Cadet

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