New Zealand Gazette – 1915 – No. 106

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✨ Officers Transferred

OFFICERS TRANSFERRED.

Name.	Transferred from		Transferred to	Date.
	Position.	Place.	Position.	Place.

AGRICULTURE, INDUSTRIES, AND COMMERCE DEPARTMENT.

INTERNAL AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT.

JUSTICE DEPARTMENT.

POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1915, No 106

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1915, No 106

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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🏛️ Officers Transferred

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsTransfers, Officers, Departments, Positions, Locations
👱🏽 Names

39 names identified

Harold James Craig, Transferred from Patea to Head Office, Wellington
Robert Francis Kelly, Transferred from Rotorua to Wellington
William Henry Wilson, Transferred from Kaingaroa to Point Halswell, Wellington
Reynold Charles Allen, Transferred from Wanganui to Aramoho
George Bailey, Transferred from Messenger to Letter-carrier in Dunedin
Herbert William Barden, Transferred from Motueka to Naseby
Wilfred Glen Barker, Transferred from Palmerston North to G.P.O., Wellington
Percy Leonard Bateman, Transferred from Whangarei to Pukekohe
Elliot Beggs, Transferred from Letter-carrier to Junior Exchange Clerk in Inglewood
Harold Kenneth Bergersen, Transferred from G.P.O., Wellington to Palmerston North
Frederick William Bines, Transferred from Wellington to Auckland
Cedric William Bland, Transferred from Wellington South to Wellington
Ella Grace Blomfield, Transferred within Auckland
Kenneth McGregor Boswell, Transferred from Waipawa to Gisborne
Harry Bowden, Transferred from Petone to Wellington
Edgar Daniel Bryant, Transferred from Auckland to Whangarei
Jack Burgess, Transferred from Dunedin to Roslyn
Albin Roberts Burt, Transferred from Matata to Whakatane
James Campbell, Transferred from Greymouth to Wellington
Thomas Christensen, Transferred from Te Araroa to Te Karaka
Ronald James Coakley, Transferred from Petone to Hamilton
Alfred William Cook, Transferred from Wellington North to Porirua
Arthur Hill Cowper, Transferred from Te Karaka to Gisborne
Albert Henry Fretwell Cox, Transferred from Letter-carrier to Sorter in Dunedin
Richard Markham Croker, Transferred from Messenger to Junior Exchange Clerk in Hamilton
Alan Roy Cross, Transferred from Invercargill to Bluff
Walter Henry Cuthbert, Transferred from Ngaruawahia to Taupo
Albert Edward Dobson, Transferred from Distributor to Junior Exchange Clerk in Masterton
Peter Woodnorth Donaldson, Transferred from Reefton to T.O., Christchurch
Daniel Joseph Dooling, Transferred from Akaroa to Waimate
Gertrude Zealandia Duff, Transferred from Christchurch to Napier
Stanley Hales Dunstan, Transferred from Junior Exchange Clerk to Messenger in Hamilton
Alfred Drew, Transferred from Ngaruawahia to Auckland
Percy Edward Drought, Transferred from Messenger to Letter-carrier in Christchurch
John Charles Hilton Elliott, Transferred from T.O., Wellington to Trentham Military Camp
Ross Evans, Transferred from Junior Exchange Clerk to Letter-carrier in Inglewood
Raymond Samuel Fergus, Transferred from Telegraph-sorter to Distributor in Christchurch
George Hareward Raukawa Fisher, Transferred from Assistant and Messenger to Letter-carrier in Otaki
Robert Forrester, Transferred from Greytown to Riverton

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