New Zealand Gazette – 1915 – No. 27

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✨ Public Service Resignations

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 27

RESIGNATIONS.

Name.	Position.	Place.	Date left Service.

Defence Department.

Seaton, Frederick William .. .. | Messenger .. .. .. | Palmerston North .. | 1 Nov., 1914.

Education Department.

Government Insurance Department.

Wallis, Philip Robert .. .. | Cadet .. .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 30 Nov., 1914.

Land and Deeds Department.

Marine Department.

Conway, Harold Edwin .. .. | Assistant Lightkeeper .. .. | Ponui Passage .. .. | 7 Dec., 1914.

Mental Hospitals Department.

Post and Telegraph Department.

Public Health, Hospitals, and Charitable Aid Department.

Muir, Mary Ann .. .. .. | District Nurse to Natives .. .. | Opunake.. .. .. | 30 Sept., 1914.

Public Trust Department.

McGill, Ivy .. .. .. | Machinist .. .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 6 Nov., 1914.

Public Works Department.

State Advances Department.

Twomey, Thomas .. .. .. | Cadet .. .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 24 Dec., 1914.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1915, No 27

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1915, No 27

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.

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🏛️ Public Service Resignations

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsResignations, Public Service, Defence, Education, Government Insurance, Land and Deeds, Marine, Mental Hospitals, Post and Telegraph, Public Health, Public Trust, Public Works, State Advances
👱🏽 Names

50 names identified

Frederick William Seaton, Resigned as Messenger
William Newton Hawkhead, Resigned as Painter Attendant
Lillian Percival Lambert, Resigned as Night Attendant
Fanny McBeth, Resigned as Assistant Teacher
Lucy Mackay, Resigned as Dormitory Maid and Assistant Laundress
Rebecca Wright, Resigned as Assistant Teacher
Philip Robert Wallis, Resigned as Cadet
Thomas Patrick Walshe, Resigned as Clerk
Leslie Foster Wilson, Resigned as Cadet
Harold Edwin Conway, Resigned as Assistant Lightkeeper
Lizzie Agnes Cahill, Resigned as Probationer Nurse
Catherine Coleman, Resigned as Probationer Nurse
William Cotterill Downes, Resigned as Attendant
Daisy Farquhar, Resigned as Probationer Nurse
Mabel Emma Hamon, Resigned as Probationer Nurse
William Hunter, Resigned as Probationer Attendant
Mary Margaret Kelly, Resigned as Nurse
Beatrice Krause, Resigned as Probationer Nurse
Mabel Little, Resigned as Deputy Charge Nurse
Dolores Macdonald, Resigned as Nurse
Alister Fraser Macgregor, Resigned as Probationer Attendant
Margaret Milligan, Resigned as Nurse
Jessie Munro, Resigned as Probationer Nurse
Robert Pemberton, Resigned as Probationer Attendant
Veda Quill, Resigned as Assistant Cook
Rose Stewart, Resigned as Nurse
Kathleen Mary Fulton Trimble, Resigned as First Assistant Cook
Robert Troup, Resigned as Probationer Attendant
Wanda Bessie Von Zalinski, Resigned as Probationer Nurse
Auriol Grace Brooke, Resigned as Assistant
Florence Josephine Concher, Resigned as Postmistress
Thomas Mercer Copeland, Resigned as Telegraphist
Allan Umfrey Day, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
William George Drummond, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Ila Ruby Maude Fabian, Resigned as Switchboard Attendant
Edward Herbert Fisher, Resigned as Telegraphist
Gordon William Johnson, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
William Stuart Lindegreen, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Thomas Lynch, Resigned as Messenger
Harold Alexander McDonald, Resigned as Letter-carrier
Ella Louisa McIsaac, Resigned as Switchboard Attendant
Nicholas Bertram Harold Rusden, Resigned as Letter-carrier
Frances Louisa Stubbs, Resigned as Switchboard Attendant
Richard Gustave Wells, Resigned as Cadet
Randle Prebble Williams, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Mary Ann Muir, Resigned as District Nurse to Natives
Ivy McGill, Resigned as Machinist
William Thomas Small, Resigned as Overseer
William Watts, Resigned as Custodian and Cook
Thomas Twomey, Resigned as Cadet

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