New Zealand Gazette – 1915 – No. 111

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✨ Public Service Promotions

OFFICERS PROMOTED.

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

AUDIT DEPARTMENT.

Edwards, Leonard Harper.. Examiner (Class VI).. Wellington.. Examiner(Class V).. Wellington.. 15 June, 1915.

CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT.

Brown, John Gray.. Watchman.. Wellington.. Locker.. Auckland.. 13 Aug., 1915.

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.

Spencer, Matthew.. Farm-hand Attendant.. Boys' Training-farm, Nelson .. Farm Overseer.. Boys' Training-farm, Weraroa | 19 Aug., 1915.

LABOUR DEPARTMENT.

Burgess, Alfred .. Inspector of Factories .. Dunedin .. Accounts Clerk .. Wellington .. 18 June, 1915.

MENTAL HOSPITALS DEPARTMENT.

Moore, Agnes .. Wardmaid .. Nelson .. Probationer Nurse .. Nelson .. 15 June, 1915.

POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.

Allen, Edgar Frank.. Telegraph Message-boy.. Auckland .. Messenger.. Auckland .. 21 June, 1915.
Allen, Marwood .. Sorter .. C.P.O., Dunedin .. Clerk .. Dunedin .. 16 ,, ,,
Baikie, Peter .. Assistant Despatch Clerk.. Tauranga .. Cadet and Messenger.. Pongaroa .. 10 July, ,,
Bannin, William Law .. Telegraph Message-boy.. Carterton .. Letter-carrier.. Carterton .. 28 June, ,,
Blick, Rupert Joseph Winter .. Cadet .. ,, .. Invercargill .. Messenger.. Invercargill .. 1 ,, ,,
Boundy, Stanley Thomas Waters .. C.P.O., Wellington .. Clerk .. C.P.O., Wellington .. 1 May, ,,
Brambley, Frederick William .. Telegraph Message-boy.. Auckland .. Letter-carrier.. Auckland .. 5 July, ,,
Brighouse, Richard Taylor .. ,, .. Whangaroa .. Junior Exchange Clerk.. Ngaruawahia .. 29 June, ,,
Brownlie, Hugh .. P.O. Boy Messenger.. Nelson .. Letter-carrier.. Nelson .. 14 ,, ,,
Burgess, Wilfred Ernest .. Assistant Despatch Clerk.. Stratford .. Cadet .. Carterton .. 9 July, ,,
Burton, Edgar James .. Junior Exchange Clerk.. Hawera ,, .. ,, .. Woodville .. 10 ,, ,,
Canning, Frank Stephen .. Telegraphist.. Dunedin .. Postmaster.. Bull's .. 6 ,, ,,
Carter, James Henry .. Messenger.. Auckland .. Cadet .. C.P.O., Auckland .. 19 ,, ,,
Clarke, Harold Nealis .. Telegraph Message-boy.. Taumarunui .. Letter-carrier.. Taumarunui .. 10 June, ,,
Clatworthy, Kate Beatrice .. Switchboard Attendant.. Dunedin .. Shorthand-writer and Typist.. Dunedin .. 1 Nov., 1914.
Cook, Henry Britton .. Telegraph Message-boy.. Eltham .. Letter-carrier.. Eltham .. 1 May, 1915.
Coutts, William Clifford .. Cadet .. T.O., Wellington .. Telegraphist.. Wellington .. 11 June, 1914.
Craig, William Arnold .. Messenger.. Auckland .. Cadet .. Telegraph Engineer's Office, Auckland .. 21 ,, , 1915.
Crozier, Robert Hector .. Telegraph Message-boy.. Palmerston North .. Junior Exchange Clerk.. Palmerston North .. 28 ,, ,,
Davies, Frederick Gould .. ,, .. Wellsford .. Letter-carrier.. Manunui .. 5 July, ,,
Devlin, Clive Noel .. Telegram-sorter.. Auckland .. Cadet .. C.P.O., Auckland .. 1 ,, ,,
Dixon, Horace .. Postmaster.. Manaia .. Postmaster.. Featherston .. 28 June, ,,
Doull, James Worsick .. Telegraph Message-boy.. Auckland .. Telegram-folder.. Auckland .. 21 ,, ,,
Dowsett, Bertie Edward .. ,, .. Petone .. Letter-carrier and Messenger.. Petone .. 28 ,, ,,
Ebbitt, Leonard William .. ,, .. Wairoa .. Junior Exchange Clerk.. Wairoa .. 18 ,, ,,
Ferguson, Reginald William Napier .. ,, .. Auckland .. Distributor.. Auckland .. 12 July, ,,
Fitzgerald, Michael Henry .. ,, .. Blackball .. Letter-carrier and Messenger.. Blackball .. 1 June, ,,
Fogarty, James .. ,, .. Waipukurau .. Mail-carrier and Messenger.. Waipukurau .. 7 ,, ,,

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1915, No 111

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

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

33 names identified

Leonard Harper Edwards, Promoted to Examiner (Class V)
John Gray Brown, Promoted to Locker
Matthew Spencer, Promoted to Farm Overseer
Alfred Burgess, Promoted to Accounts Clerk
Agnes Moore, Promoted to Probationer Nurse
Edgar Frank Allen, Promoted to Messenger
Marwood Allen, Promoted to Clerk
Peter Baikie, Promoted to Cadet and Messenger
William Law Bannin, Promoted to Letter-carrier
Rupert Joseph Winter Blick, Promoted to Messenger
Stanley Thomas Waters Boundy, Promoted to Clerk
Frederick William Brambley, Promoted to Letter-carrier
Richard Taylor Brighouse, Promoted to Junior Exchange Clerk
Hugh Brownlie, Promoted to Letter-carrier
Wilfred Ernest Burgess, Promoted to Cadet
Edgar James Burton, Promoted to Junior Exchange Clerk
Frank Stephen Canning, Promoted to Postmaster
James Henry Carter, Promoted to Cadet
Harold Nealis Clarke, Promoted to Letter-carrier
Kate Beatrice Clatworthy, Promoted to Shorthand-writer and Typist
Henry Britton Cook, Promoted to Letter-carrier
William Clifford Coutts, Promoted to Telegraphist
William Arnold Craig, Promoted to Cadet
Robert Hector Crozier, Promoted to Junior Exchange Clerk
Frederick Gould Davies, Promoted to Letter-carrier
Clive Noel Devlin, Promoted to Cadet
Horace Dixon, Promoted to Postmaster
James Worsick Doull, Promoted to Telegram-folder
Bertie Edward Dowsett, Promoted to Letter-carrier and Messenger
Leonard William Ebbitt, Promoted to Junior Exchange Clerk
Reginald William Napier Ferguson, Promoted to Distributor
Michael Henry Fitzgerald, Promoted to Letter-carrier and Messenger
James Fogarty, Promoted to Mail-carrier and Messenger

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