New Zealand Gazette – 1914 – No. 96

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✨ Public Service Transfers

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 96

OFFICERS TRANSFERRED—continued.

Name.	Transferred from		Transferred to		Date.
	Position.	Place.	Position.	Place.
Archibald, Charles Ernest	Chief Clerk	New Plymouth	Chief Clerk, and Secretary of Land Board	Dunedin	2 July, 1914.
Clarke, Arthur Clarkson	Clerk	"	Clerk	Auckland	27 June, "
Vickerman, Alfred Herbert	District Surveyor	"	Draughtsman	"	22 "

Marine Department.

Mental Hospitals Department.

Post and Telegraph Department.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1914, No 96

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1914, No 96

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

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

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

37 names identified

Charles Ernest Archibald, Transferred from Chief Clerk, New Plymouth to Chief Clerk and Secretary of Land Board, Dunedin
Arthur Clarkson Clarke, Transferred from Clerk, New Plymouth to Clerk, Auckland
Alfred Herbert Vickerman, Transferred from District Surveyor, New Plymouth to Draughtsman, Auckland
James Anderson, Transferred from Principal Lightkeeper, Manukan South Head to Principal Lightkeeper, Waipapa Point
John McVeigh, Transferred from Assistant Lightkeeper, Farewell Spit to Assistant Lightkeeper, Somes Island
Percy Malthus, Transferred from Assistant Lightkeeper, Somes Island to Assistant Lightkeeper, Farewell Spit
George Thomas Simmons, Transferred from Assistant Lightkeeper, Cape Palliser to Assistant Lightkeeper in Charge, French Pass
Harry Stanley Kidd, Transferred from Attendant with special qualifications, Seacliff to Attendant with special qualifications, Tokanui
Frederick George Ackerman, Transferred from Cadet, Masterton to Cadet, Tokomaru Bay
Norman Robert Alderson, Transferred from Messenger, Dunedin to Messenger, Invercargill
Frederick Arthur Bailey, Transferred from Cadet, Te Kuiti to Cadet, Te Awamutu
David Alexander Bailie, Transferred from Telegraphist, Riverton to Telegraphist, Gore
James Herbert Beardsmore, Transferred from Cadet, Palmerston North to Cadet and Messenger, Pongaroa
Mary Deborah Bohan, Transferred from Switchboard Attendant, Ashburton to Switchboard Attendant, Christchurch
James Miller Brackenridge, Transferred from Clerk, Christchurch to Clerk, Wellington
Ernest Bringezu, Transferred from Cadet, Wanganui to Cadet, Marton
George Francis John Augustin Brown, Transferred from Telegram-sorter, Wellington to Distributor, Wellington
Arthur Wilfred Casley, Transferred from Cadet, Taumarunui to Cadet, Hamilton
Charles Clark, Transferred from Telegraphist, Wellington to Telegraphist, Wanganui
John Coates Cole, Transferred from Junior Exchange Clerk, Hunterville to Junior Exchange Clerk, Hamilton
James Francis Henry Coombs, Transferred from Cadet, Culverden to Cadet, Nelson
James Cotter, Transferred from Junior Exchange Clerk, Wellington to Letter-carrier, Johnsonville
William Clifford Coutts, Transferred from Cadet, T.O., Auckland to Cadet, Hamilton
Ralph Cox, Transferred from Telegraphist, Inglewood to Telegraphist, Waipawa
Francis William Craig, Transferred from Supervisor, T.O., Christchurch to Supervisor, T.O., Wellington
Gladys Anna Crombie, Transferred from Switchboard Attendant, Invercargill to Switchboard Attendant, Timaru
John Edward Dempsey, Transferred from Cadet, Hamilton to Cadet, C.P.O., Wellington
Stanley Hales Dunstan, Transferred from Cadet, Nelson to Cadet, Wakefield
Robert Edwards, Transferred from Junior Exchange Clerk, Wanganui to Junior Exchange Clerk, Hamilton
John Henry Facer, Transferred from Letter-carrier, Ellerslie to Letter-carrier, Auckland
Robert Henry Fryer, Transferred from Junior Exchange Clerk, Wellington to Junior Exchange Clerk, Bull's
James Gillespie, Transferred from Telegraphist, Hamilton to Telegraphist, Auckland
Albert Goodwin, Transferred from Supervisor, T.O., Wellington to Supervisor, T.O., Christchurch
James Charles Greig, Transferred from Telegraphist, Wellington to Telegraphist, Dunedin
Henry Dryden Groot, Transferred from Clerk, Wellington to Clerk, Christchurch
William James Hamilton, Transferred from Second Clerk, G.P.O., Wellington to Assistant Postmaster, Dunedin
James Patrick Joseph Hanratty, Transferred from Cadet, Tokomaru Bay to Cadet, Napier and Clerk, Wellington to Clerk, Christchurch

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