New Zealand Gazette – 1915 – No. 126

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✨ Public Service Appointments

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
No. 126

FIRST APPOINTMENTS—continued.

Name.	Position.	Place.	Date of Appointment.

POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT—continued.

PRINTING AND STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.

PUBLIC HEALTH, HOSPITALS, AND CHARITABLE AID DEPARTMENT.

PUBLIC SERVICE SUPERANNUATION OFFICE.

Willcocks, Majorie Grace .. | Shorthand-writer and Typist .. | Wellington .. | .. 18 Jan., 1915.

PUBLIC TRUST DEPARTMENT.

Under the Temporary Employees Act, 1913.

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT.

STATE FIRE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

TOURIST AND HEALTH RESORTS DEPARTMENT.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1915, No 126

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1915, No 126

After a massive fire destoyed the wooden Parliament complex in 1907, Old Government House (depicted) became the seat of Parliament until 1918. Demolished in 1969 to make way for the Beehive.

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

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

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

68 names identified

Albert Edward Humphrey, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
William Alfred Jewiss, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Harold Bromley Kay, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Edgar Archie Lowe, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Athol Fraser McLean, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
John William Matthews, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Traver Leatham George Maxwell, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Horace Owen, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Christopher Roy Pellow, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
John Creamer Plowright, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Edward William Pollock, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
William Joseph Power, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Clarence Roger Rose, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
William John Rule, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Albert Ernest Scull, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Thomas James Simpson, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Frank Sleeman, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
William Henry Smith, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Charles Henry Lockwood Smyth, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Frederick Stephen Spooner, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
James McIntyre Stewart, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
William Hayward Subritzky, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
George Sutherland, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Donald George Walker, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
William James Welsh, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Frederick Robert Henry Wilson, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Edwin Cuthbert Woodford, Appointed Lineman
Kate Anderson, Appointed Stamp Assistant
Elizabeth Jane Marshall, Appointed Folder
Dorothy Meehan, Appointed Folder
Daisy Victoria Mexted, Appointed Folder
Ira Rachael Grace Patten, Appointed Stamp Assistant
Ruth Victoria Caroline Patten, Appointed Folder
Ruth Rotherham, Appointed Binding Assistant
Julia Simmons, Appointed Stamp Assistant
Annie May Spencer, Appointed Folder
Henry John Tabor, Appointed Assistant, Binding Branch
Olive Williams, Appointed Folder
William George Woods, Appointed Apprentice (Bookbinder)
Elizabeth Leila Ralston Fergusson, Appointed District Nurse to Natives
Catherine McKinven, Appointed Native Health Nurse
Majorie Grace Willcocks, Appointed Shorthand-writer and Typist
John Boal, Appointed Clerk
Wilfred Ernest Bear, Appointed Cadet
Eleanor Eaton Bryan, Appointed Shorthand-writer and Typist
Charles William Hall Curnow, Appointed Cadet
Herbert Henry Layton, Appointed Rent Collector
Rose Gwendoline McGregor, Appointed Shorthand-writer and Typist
Frederick James McKenna, Appointed Cadet
Beatrice Mary McNaughton, Appointed Sorter
Frederick Collett Matthews, Appointed Cadet
William Robert Millier, Appointed Clerk
Robert Charles Rutherford, Appointed Cadet
Arthur McNaughton Clark, Appointed Electrician
Arthur John Creasy, Appointed Gardener
Gladys Ellen, Appointed Shorthand-writer and Typist
George Leslie Inwood, Appointed Clerical Cadet
Mabel Eunice Kent, Appointed Shorthand-writer and Typist
Robert McIntyre, Appointed Clerical Cadet
Charles Ernest Henry Putt, Appointed Clerical Cadet
Arthur Thomas Saunders, Appointed Third Attendant
Noel Harrington Pryce Jones, Appointed Clerk
Alma Rose Suckling, Appointed Shorthand-writer and Typist
Charles Edward Christensen, Appointed Masseur
Reginald Cleveland Jones, Appointed 3rd Shift Engineer
Charles Henry McMillan, Appointed Cadet
Eric Hames Puckridge, Appointed Junior Gardener
Ethel Walker, Appointed Laundress

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