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New Zealand Gazette – 1915 – No. 133

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✨ Public Service Appointments

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 133

FIRST APPOINTMENTS—continued.

Name.	Position.	Place.	Date of Appointment.

MARINE DEPARTMENT.

Christie, John Andrew .. | Cadet .. .. | Head Office, Wellington .. | 20 April, 1915.
McTaggart, Percy John .. | Probationary Lightkeeper .. | Cape Maria .. | 7 ,, ,,

MENTAL HOSPITALS DEPARTMENT.

Dobbin, James St. Clair .. | Probationer Attendant .. | Seacliff .. .. | 1 Mar., 1914.
Morris, Violet Elizabeth Skene .. | Probationer Nurse .. | ,, .. .. | 5 May, 1913.
O’Leary, Hanora .. | ,, .. .. | ,, .. .. | 2 Mar., 1914.

POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.

Applegarth, Maurice Leigh .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Timaru .. .. | 24 Mar., 1915.
Ashton, John Redvers James .. | ,, .. .. | Dunedin .. .. | 8 ,, ,,
Austin, Cecil Alfred .. | ,, .. .. | Wanganui .. .. | 11 Feb., ,,
Briant, Albert Jack .. | ,, .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 16 ,, ,,
Browne, Peter Olesen .. | ,, .. .. | Auckland .. .. | 18 ,, ,,
Budge, Robert Ferguson .. | ,, .. .. | Otorohanga .. .. | 27 Jan., ,,
Burridge, William Gordon .. | ,, .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 22 Mar., ,,
Butler, Hugh Wilfred .. | ,, .. .. | Trentham Military Camp .. | 16 Feb., ,,
Butler, Joseph Bernard .. | ,, .. .. | Shannon .. .. | 12 Mar., ,,
Churchill, Lewis Harold .. | ,, .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 22 ,, ,,
Clarke, Fredrick Bruce .. | ,, .. .. | Dunedin .. .. | 1 ,, ,,
Clarke, James Izatt .. | ,, .. .. | Wyndham .. .. | 17 ,, ,,
Cooper, William Robert .. | ,, .. .. | Howick .. .. | 18 Feb., ,,
Cunning, James Watson .. | Mechanician .. .. | Auckland .. .. | 1 Mar., ,,
Dalton, Gerald James .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Hinds .. .. | 8 Feb., ,,
Fanthorpe, James Kenneth Lazare .. | ,, .. .. | Kaihu .. .. | 10 Mar., ,,
Farrell, Eric James .. | ,, .. .. | Auckland .. .. | 18 Feb., ,,
Findlay, William John .. | Lineman .. .. | Whangarei .. .. | 1 Mar., ,,
Gibbs, Edward Leo .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Christchurch .. .. | 1 ,, ,,
Guest, Thomas John Campfield .. | Lineman .. .. | ,, .. .. | 1 July, 1914.
Helm, Andrew Barton .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Riverton .. .. | 15 Mar., 1915.
Herlihy, Daniel Michael John .. | ,, .. .. | Porirua .. .. | 15 ,, ,,
Hodge, Leonard Bruce .. | Mechanic .. .. | Auckland .. .. | 1 ,, ,,
Hosie, Wilfred George .. | Letter-carrier .. .. | Kimbolton .. .. | 1 ,, ,,
Jack, Arnold Bertram .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Greymouth .. .. | 16 Feb., ,,
Jenkins, Dominick Patrick .. | ,, .. .. | Wakefield .. .. | 22 Mar., ,,
Jones, Roger John .. | ,, .. .. | Christchurch .. .. | 1 ,, ,,
Judge, Henry Alfred .. | ,, .. .. | Rotorua .. .. | 20 ,, ,,
King, Elgar Lovett Davison .. | ,, .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 8 ,, ,,
Laird, Keith Leslie .. | ,, .. .. | Auckland .. .. | 18 Feb., ,,
Lishman, William Collingwood .. | ,, .. .. | Reef ton .. .. | 4 ,, ,,
Lister, Robert Francis .. | ,, .. .. | Clive .. .. | 8 Mar., ,,
Lock, William .. | ,, .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 1 ,, ,,
Mabey, Harold George .. | ,, .. .. | Trentham Military Camp .. | 16 Feb., ,,
McDermott, Stephen John .. | ,, .. .. | Auckland .. .. | 18 ,, ,,
McElwee, John Michael .. | ,, .. .. | Greenmeadows .. .. | 8 Mar., ,,
McLeod, Victor .. | ,, .. .. | Milton .. .. | 1 Feb., ,,
Marshall, Alfred Randall .. | ,, .. .. | Otaki Railway .. .. | 17 ,, ,,
Marshall, Harry Maitland .. | ,, .. .. | Tirau .. .. | 18 Mar., ,,
May, Joseph Henry .. | ,, .. .. | Waiuku .. .. | 15 ,, ,,
Mead, Herbert Newton .. | Cadet .. .. | G.P.O., Wellington .. .. | 8 Sept., 1914.
Mearns, James Gordon .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Waiuku .. .. | 8 Feb., 1915.
Mellor, George William .. | ,, .. .. | Dunedin .. .. | 18 Mar., ,,
Middlemiss, Aubrey Leigh .. | ,, .. .. | Pukekohe .. .. | 22 Feb., ,,
Mortensen, James Edgar .. | ,, .. .. | Mauriceville .. .. | 13 Mar., ,,
Mundie, John Alexander .. | ,, .. .. | Dunedin .. .. | 15 ,, ,,
Munro, Henry John .. | ,, .. .. | Auckland .. .. | 15 ,, ,,
O’Connell, Edward Daniel .. | ,, .. .. | Christchurch .. .. | 1 Feb., ,,
Paterson, Arthur .. | ,, .. .. | Ngapara .. .. | 23 Mar., ,,
Peck, Thomas Herbert .. | ,, .. .. | Lower Hutt .. .. | 4 ,, ,,
Pope, Charles Redvers White Lady-smith .. | ,, .. .. | Havelock .. .. | 13 Feb., ,,
Rickard, John Thomas .. | ,, .. .. | Christchurch .. .. | 1 Mar., ,,
Robinson, George .. | ,, .. .. | Temuka .. .. | 12 ,, ,,
Simmonds, Leonard Charles .. | ,, .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 1 ,, ,,
Simpson, Robert William .. | Chauffeur .. .. | C.P.O., Wellington .. .. | 1 Feb., ,,
Smith, Peter Irvine .. | Lineman .. .. | Auckland .. .. | 1 Mar., ,,
Smith, Wilfred .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Weraroa .. .. | 22 Feb., ,,
Stohr, Victor Aeilt Hensman .. | ,, .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 1 Mar., ,,
Stringer, Susan Nellie .. | Telegraph Messenger .. | Kimbolton .. .. | 1 ,, ,,
Sutherland, Richard Henry Davis .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Wellington .. .. | 17 Feb., ,,
Sutherland, Walter Leslie Rae .. | ,, .. .. | Dunedin .. .. | 1 Mar., ,,
Taylor, Robert Hector .. | ,, .. .. | Pahiatua .. .. | 22 ,, ,,
Tooman, Samuel Joseph .. | ,, .. .. | Remuera .. .. | 23 Feb., ,,
Trifford, Cecil Benton Mafeking .. | ,, .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 12 ,, ,,
Trowern, Lester Cauvin Ingersoll .. | ,, .. .. | ,, .. .. | 1 Mar., ,,
Whitehouse, Percy Freeman .. | ,, .. .. | Auckland .. .. | 1 ,, ,,
Young, Allan James .. | Junior Lineman .. .. | ,, .. .. | 1 ,, ,,
Young, Arthur Nelson .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Kawakawa .. .. | 29 ,, ,,

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

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

73 names identified

John Andrew Christie, Appointed Cadet
Percy John McTaggart, Appointed Probationary Lightkeeper
James St. Clair Dobbin, Appointed Probationer Attendant
Violet Elizabeth Skene Morris, Appointed Probationer Nurse
Hanora O’Leary, Appointed Probationer Nurse
Maurice Leigh Applegarth, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
John Redvers James Ashton, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Cecil Alfred Austin, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Albert Jack Briant, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Peter Olesen Browne, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Robert Ferguson Budge, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
William Gordon Burridge, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Hugh Wilfred Butler, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Joseph Bernard Butler, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Lewis Harold Churchill, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Fredrick Bruce Clarke, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
James Izatt Clarke, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
William Robert Cooper, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
James Watson Cunning, Appointed Mechanician
Gerald James Dalton, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
James Kenneth Lazare Fanthorpe, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Eric James Farrell, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
William John Findlay, Appointed Lineman
Edward Leo Gibbs, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Thomas John Campfield Guest, Appointed Lineman
Andrew Barton Helm, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Daniel Michael John Herlihy, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Leonard Bruce Hodge, Appointed Mechanic
Wilfred George Hosie, Appointed Letter-carrier
Arnold Bertram Jack, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Dominick Patrick Jenkins, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Roger John Jones, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Henry Alfred Judge, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Elgar Lovett Davison King, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Keith Leslie Laird, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
William Collingwood Lishman, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Robert Francis Lister, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
William Lock, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Harold George Mabey, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Stephen John McDermott, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
John Michael McElwee, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Victor McLeod, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Alfred Randall Marshall, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Harry Maitland Marshall, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Joseph Henry May, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Herbert Newton Mead, Appointed Cadet
James Gordon Mearns, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
George William Mellor, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Aubrey Leigh Middlemiss, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
James Edgar Mortensen, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
John Alexander Mundie, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Henry John Munro, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Edward Daniel O’Connell, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Arthur Paterson, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Thomas Herbert Peck, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Charles Redvers White Ladysmith Pope, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
John Thomas Rickard, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
George Robinson, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Leonard Charles Simmonds, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Robert William Simpson, Appointed Chauffeur
Peter Irvine Smith, Appointed Lineman
Wilfred Smith, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Victor Aeilt Hensman Stohr, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Susan Nellie Stringer, Appointed Telegraph Messenger
Richard Henry Davis Sutherland, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Walter Leslie Rae Sutherland, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Robert Hector Taylor, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Samuel Joseph Tooman, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Cecil Benton Mafeking Trifford, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Lester Cauvin Ingersoll Trowern, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Percy Freeman Whitehouse, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Allan James Young, Appointed Junior Lineman
Arthur Nelson Young, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy

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