New Zealand Gazette – 1915 – No. 144

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✨ Public Service Transfers

OFFICERS TRANSFERRED.

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

AGRICULTURE, INDUSTRIES, AND COMMERCE DEPARTMENT.

Cussen, Carrol John Charles .. Poultry Instructor .. Wellington .. Poulfry Instructor .. Christchurch .. 22 Oct., 1915.
Findlay, Matthew Robert .. Rabbiter and Poison-mixer .. Masterton .. Rabbiter and Poison-mixer .. Carterton .. 12 Nov., ,,
Kent, George Horatio .. Milk-tester .. Hawera .. Milk-tester .. Manaia .. 6 ,, ,,
Melrose, John Allison .. Fields Inspector .. Mangaweka .. Fields Inspector .. Nelson .. 1 ,, ,,
Milne, John .. Meat Inspector .. Invercargill.. Meat Inspector .. Patea .. 11 ,, ,,
Tomlinson, John Edward .. Acting Inspector of Stock .. Opunake .. ,, .. Eltham .. 9 ,, ,,

CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT.

Bridgman, Joseph Thomas .. Clerk .. Christchurch .. Examining Officer (3rd Grade) .. Napier .. 18 Nov., 1915.
Norrie, John Henry Bambridge .. Clerk .. Wanganui .. Clerk .. Wellington .. 2 ,, ,,

DEFENCE DEPARTMENT.

Barrie, Robert Nelson .. Clerk .. Dunedin .. Clerk .. Invercargill .. 2 Nov., 1915.
Healy, John Joseph .. ,, .. ,, .. ,, .. Oamaru .. 2 ,, ,,

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.

Cameron, Duncan .. Headmaster .. Te Kaha Native School .. Headmaster .. Mangamuka Native School .. 1 Dec., 1915.
Cameron, Margaret .. Assistant Teacher .. ,, .. Assistant Teacher .. ,, .. 1 ,, ,,
Tana, Jane .. ,, .. Rangiawhia Native School .. Assistant .. Pukepoto Native School .. 1 Nov., ,,
Williams, William John .. Gardener Attendant .. Boys’ Training Farm, Weraroa .. General Attendant .. Boys’ Training Farm, Weraroa .. 1 Dec., ,,

INTERNAL AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT.

Cassidy, Thomas Edward .. Nightwatchman.. Government Buildings, Wellington .. Messenger .. Government Insurance Buildings, Wellington .. 20 Oct., 1915.
Scully, James Connell .. ,, .. Invercargill.. ,, .. Dunedin .. 5 Nov., ,,
Tandy, Clarence Charles .. Lift Attendant .. Wellington .. ,, .. Wellington .. 20 Oct., ,,

JUSTICE DEPARTMENT.

Dineen, William .. Principal Warder .. H.M. Prison, Lyttelton .. Principal Warder .. H.M. Prison, Point Halswell .. 20 Nov., 1915.
Jones, William Shattock .. Clerk of Court .. Temuka .. Clerk of Court .. Marton .. 17 ,, ,,

LABOUR DEPARTMENT.

Hoskin, Cecil Herbert .. Cadet .. Dunedin .. Cadet .. Wellington .. 8 Nov., 1915.

LAND AND DEEDS DEPARTMENT.

Lloyd, Clifford Verniew .. Cadet .. Wellington .. Cadet .. Blenheim .. 29 May, 1914.

LANDS AND SURVEY DEPARTMENT.

Bell, Arthur Wallace .. Cadet .. Nelson .. Cadet, Head Office .. Wellington .. 19 Nov., 1915.
Kensington, Charles Spearing .. Crown Lands Ranger .. Opotiki .. Crown Land; Ranger .. Tauranga .. 14 Oct., ,,

MARINE DEPARTMENT.

Davis, Charles William .. Assistant Lightkeeper .. Brothers .. Assistant Lightkeeper .. Somes Island .. 16 Nov., 1915.
Livingstone, John .. ,, .. Somes Island .. ,, .. Brothers .. 16 ,, ,,
Pirrett, George Finley .. ,, .. Cape Campbell .. ,, .. Cape Maria van Diemen .. 5 ,, ,,
Quinn, Dennis .. Principal Lightkeeper .. Moeraki .. Principal Lightkeeper .. Jack’s Point .. 1 ,, ,,

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1915, No 144

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1915, No 144

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsTransfers, Promotions, Agriculture, Customs, Defence, Education, Internal Affairs, Justice, Labour, Land and Deeds, Lands and Survey, Marine
👱🏽 Names

27 names identified

Carrol John Charles Cussen, Transferred from Wellington to Christchurch
Matthew Robert Findlay, Transferred from Masterton to Carterton
George Horatio Kent, Transferred from Hawera to Manaia
John Allison Melrose, Transferred from Mangaweka to Nelson
John Milne, Transferred from Invercargill to Patea
John Edward Tomlinson, Transferred from Opunake to Eltham
Joseph Thomas Bridgman, Promoted to Examining Officer (3rd Grade) and transferred from Christchurch to Napier
John Henry Bambridge Norrie, Transferred from Wanganui to Wellington
Robert Nelson Barrie, Transferred from Dunedin to Invercargill
John Joseph Healy, Transferred from Dunedin to Oamaru
Duncan Cameron, Transferred from Te Kaha Native School to Mangamuka Native School
Margaret Cameron, Transferred from Te Kaha Native School to Mangamuka Native School
Jane Tana, Transferred from Rangiawhia Native School to Pukepoto Native School
William John Williams, Promoted from Gardener Attendant to General Attendant
Thomas Edward Cassidy, Transferred from Government Buildings, Wellington to Government Insurance Buildings, Wellington
James Connell Scully, Transferred from Invercargill to Dunedin
Clarence Charles Tandy, Transferred within Wellington
William Dineen, Transferred from H.M. Prison, Lyttelton to H.M. Prison, Point Halswell
William Shattock Jones, Transferred from Temuka to Marton
Cecil Herbert Hoskin, Transferred from Dunedin to Wellington
Clifford Verniew Lloyd, Transferred from Wellington to Blenheim
Arthur Wallace Bell, Transferred from Nelson to Wellington
Charles Spearing Kensington, Transferred from Opotiki to Tauranga
Charles William Davis, Transferred from Brothers to Somes Island
John Livingstone, Transferred from Somes Island to Brothers
George Finley Pirrett, Transferred from Cape Campbell to Cape Maria van Diemen
Dennis Quinn, Transferred from Moeraki to Jack’s Point

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