New Zealand Gazette – 1915 – No. 133

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✨ Public Service Resignations

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
No. 133

RESIGNATIONS.

Name.	Position.	Place.	Date left Service.

CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT.

Dickey, William Fairclough .. | Collector of Customs .. | Napier .. | 31 Oct., 1915.

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.

INTERNAL AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT.

JUSTICE DEPARTMENT.

Wilson, William Henry .. | Warder .. | H.M. Prison, Wellington .. | 31 Oct., 1915.

LANDS AND SURVEY DEPARTMENT.

MENTAL HOSPITALS DEPARTMENT.

POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.

PUBLIC HEALTH, HOSPITALS, AND CHARITABLE AID DEPARTMENT.

McCracken, William .. | Engineer .. | Te Waikato Sanatorium, Cambridge | 31 Aug., 1915.

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER’S OFFICE.

Hedley, Alice Cameron .. | Inspector and Demonstrator in Mechanical Office Appliances | Wellington .. | 26 Nov., 1915.

PUBLIC TRUST DEPARTMENT.

Tattle, Leonard Walter .. | Clerk .. | Head Office, Wellington .. | 31 Oct., 1915.

STATE FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE.

Mills, Reginald Burman .. | Clerk .. | Wellington .. | 31 Oct., 1915.

TOURIST AND HEALTH RESORTS DEPARTMENT.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1915, No 133

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1915, No 133

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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🏛️ Public Service Resignations

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

48 names identified

William Fairclough Dickey, Resigned as Collector of Customs
Walter Henry Skinner, Resigned as General Attendant
Lucy Alice Wright, Resigned as Steamstress Attendant
Dorothea Mary Coad, Resigned as Shorthand-writer and Typist
J. R. Hall (Mrs), Resigned as Charwoman
William Henry Wilson, Resigned as Warder
Francis Antony Armar Edward Lowrey-Corry Field, Resigned as Draughtsman
Beryl Holden Millward, Resigned as Shorthand-writer and Typist
Esther Ainsworth, Resigned as Probationer Nurse
Edith Davy, Resigned as Probationer Nurse
Clarice Eagle, Resigned as Nurse
Ada Winifred Field, Resigned as Charge Night Nurse
May Elizabeth Fisk, Resigned as Probationer Nurse
Stella Perkins, Resigned as Probationer Nurse
Nancy Smith, Resigned as Junior Nurse
William James Spence, Resigned as Attendant
Ivo Norman Anderson, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Edward Wallace Bailey, Resigned as Junior Exchange Clerk
Morton Henry Bason, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Royal Francis Caundle, Resigned as Junior Exchange Clerk
Arthur Cleghorn, Resigned as Letter-carrier
George Cochrane, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Michael Daily, Resigned as Letter-carrier
Beryl Hawthorne Downey, Resigned as Postmistress
James Charles Dudley, Resigned as Lineman
James Eccles, Resigned as Telegraphist
Raymond Samuel Fergus, Resigned as Distributor
Andrew Gilhooly, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Louis Lindeman Granjux, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Robert Farmaner Johnson, Resigned as Junior Exchange Clerk
Thomas Bernard Francis Judge, Resigned as Junior Exchange Clerk
Mary Keneally, Resigned as Switchboard Attendant
Ralph Gilbert Kime, Resigned as Junior Exchange Clerk
Edwin Law, Resigned as Letter-carrier
Herbert Alfred Melville, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Dorcas Mary Skerrett, Resigned as Switchboard Attendant
Berthia Stronach, Resigned as Postmistress
Frank Sumner, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
James Jerusalem Smith Tulloch, Resigned as Messenger
Christopher Walter Welch, Resigned as Letter-carrier
Herbert Edward Wenham, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
George Henry Wilson, Resigned as Letter-carrier
William McCracken, Resigned as Engineer
Alice Cameron Hedley, Resigned as Inspector and Demonstrator in Mechanical Office Appliances
Leonard Walter Tattle, Resigned as Clerk
Reginald Burman Mills, Resigned as Clerk
James Duff Hewett, Resigned as Launch-engineer
Charles Richard Ruscoe, Resigned as Cadet

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