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New Zealand Gazette – 1915 – No. 42

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✨ Public Service Transfers

OFFICERS TRANSFERRED—continued.

Name.	Transferred from		Transferred to		Date.
	Position.	Place.	Position.	Place.

Justice Department.

Delaney, Percy Francis .. .. | Probationary Warder .. .. | Lyttelton .. .. .. | Probationary Warder .. .. | Waikeria .. .. .. | 16 Feb., 1915.
Kean, Thomas Francis .. .. | " .. .. | Invercargill .. .. .. | " .. .. | Lyttelton .. .. .. | 22 Dec., 1914.
Lusty, Cyril Barnabas .. .. | " .. .. | Roto Aira .. .. .. | " .. .. | Auckland .. .. .. | 20 Jan., 1915.
Schmidt, Harold England .. .. | " .. .. | Auckland .. .. .. | " .. .. | Roto Aira .. .. .. | 9 Feb., "
Snell, Edward Diment .. .. | Clerk in Courts .. .. | New Plymouth .. .. .. | Clerk .. .. .. | Head Office, Wellington .. .. | 19 Jan., "
Wilson, Henry Herbert .. .. | Bailiff .. .. .. | Magistrates’ Court, Stratford .. .. | Clerk in Courts .. .. | Palmerston North .. .. | 26 " , "

Lands and Survey Department.

Nilson, James Graham .. .. | Clerk .. .. .. | Head Office, Wellington .. .. | Clerk .. .. .. | Christchurch .. .. .. | 13 Jan., 1915.
Rosanowski, Albert Emil .. .. | " .. .. .. | Christchurch .. .. .. | " .. .. .. | Head Office, Wellington .. .. | 25 " , "

Marine Department.

Brown, George Henry .. .. | Probationary Lightkeeper .. .. | Nugget Point .. .. .. | Probationary Lightkeeper .. .. | Puysegur Point .. .. .. | 10 Nov., 1914.
Cleverley, William Knight .. .. | Assistant Lightkeeper .. .. | Castlepoint .. .. .. | Assistant Lightkeeper .. .. | Tiritiri .. .. .. | 22 Dec., "
Field, Edwin Huitson .. .. | Principal Lightkeeper .. .. | " .. .. .. | Principal Lightkeeper .. .. | Centre Island .. .. .. | 6 Jan., 1915.
Parks, Edward Morris .. .. | " .. .. .. | Centre Island .. .. .. | " .. .. .. | Castlepoint .. .. .. | 17 Dec., 1914.
Singleton, Joseph Edward .. .. | Assistant Lightkeeper .. .. | Cape Saunders .. .. .. | Assistant Lightkeeper .. .. | " .. .. .. | 17 " , "
Smith, Thomas Bankes .. .. | " .. .. .. | Puysegur Point .. .. .. | " .. .. .. | Stephens Island .. .. .. | 30 Nov., "
Tipene, John William .. .. | " .. .. .. | Taiaroa Head .. .. .. | " .. .. .. | Akaroa .. .. .. | 8 Dec., "
Trainor, Charles Noble .. .. | " .. .. .. | Tiritiri .. .. .. | " .. .. .. | Taiaroa Head .. .. .. | 28 " , "
Willers, Percy Robert William .. .. | " .. .. .. | Stephens Island .. .. .. | " .. .. .. | Nugget Point .. .. .. | 10 Nov., "
Wilson, Robert Stephen .. .. | " .. .. .. | " .. .. .. | " .. .. .. | Cape Foulwind .. .. .. | 25 Jan., 1915.

Post and Telegraph Department.

Algie, John Alexander .. .. | Postmaster .. .. .. | Queenstown .. .. .. | Postmaster .. .. .. | Taihape .. .. .. | 7 Oct., 1914.
Amos, Albert James William .. .. | Cadet .. .. .. | Thames .. .. .. | Cadet .. .. .. | T.O., Wellington .. .. | 4 Nov. "
Arbuckle, Albert Edward .. .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. .. | Timaru .. .. .. | Post-office Boy Messenger .. .. | Timaru .. .. .. | 12 Oct., "
Beach, Henry Edward .. .. | Messenger .. .. .. | " .. .. .. | Letter-carrier .. .. .. | " .. .. .. | 12 " , "
Beardsmore, James Herbert .. .. | Cadet and Messenger .. .. | Pongaroa .. .. .. | Cadet .. .. .. | T.O., Wellington .. .. | 22 " , "
Binnie, Alexander Bruce .. .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. .. | Maori Hill .. .. .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. .. | Dunedin .. .. .. | 20 " , "
Bowater, Alfred George .. .. | Letter-carrier and Messenger .. .. | Ashhurst .. .. .. | Letter-carrier .. .. .. | Wellington .. .. .. | 17 Aug., "
Brough, Frank .. .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. .. | Dunedin .. .. .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. .. | Dunedin North .. .. | 27 Oct., "
Brown, John William .. .. | Letter-carrier .. .. .. | " .. .. .. | Messenger .. .. .. | Dunedin .. .. .. | 29 Aug., "
Campbell, William Thomas .. .. | Cadet .. .. .. | T.O., Auckland .. .. | Cadet .. .. .. | Kaikohe .. .. .. | 28 Sept., "
Carter, Alfred Riley .. .. | " .. .. .. | Gisborne .. .. .. | " .. .. .. | Thames .. .. .. | 2 Nov., "
Cattanach, Edward Duncan .. .. | " .. .. .. | Takapau .. .. .. | " .. .. .. | T.O., Auckland .. .. | 21 Sept., "
Christiansen, John Christian .. .. | Telegraphist .. .. .. | Dunedin .. .. .. | Telegraphist .. .. .. | Wellington .. .. .. | 2 Nov., "
Christiansen, William Augustus .. .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. .. | Aratapu .. .. .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. .. | Te Kopuru .. .. .. | 11 Sept., "
Clarke, William Robinson Henry .. .. | Telegraphist .. .. .. | Radio-Auckland .. .. | Acting Officer-in-Charge .. .. | Radio-Awarua .. .. | 23 " , "
Cleaver, Leslie Ernest .. .. | Cadet and Messenger .. .. | Kimbolton .. .. .. | Letter-carrier .. .. .. | Petone .. .. .. | 23 Oct., "
Cleghorn, Arthur .. .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. .. | Masterton .. .. .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. .. | Pahiatua .. .. .. | 15 Sept., "
Connery, Thomas Desmond .. .. | Counter Clerk .. .. .. | Christchurch .. .. | Counter Clerk .. .. .. | Gisborne .. .. .. | 22 Oct., "
Connor, George Christopher Harvey .. .. | Messenger .. .. .. | Dunedin .. .. .. | Letter-carrier .. .. .. | Dunedin .. .. .. | 28 Aug., "
Constable, Harry Edward Oscar .. .. | Lineman .. .. .. | Christchurch .. .. | Lineman .. .. .. | Wellington .. .. .. | 28 July, "
Coombs, James Francis Henry .. .. | Cadet .. .. .. | Nelson .. .. .. | Cadet .. .. .. | Kimbolton .. .. .. | 22 Oct., "
Corbett, Thomas James Seymour .. .. | " .. .. .. | Otahuhu .. .. .. | Cadet and Messenger .. .. | Raurimu .. .. .. | 4 June, "

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsTransfers, Public Service, Justice, Lands and Survey, Marine, Post and Telegraph
👱🏽 Names

40 names identified

Percy Francis Delaney, Transferred from Lyttelton to Waikeria
Thomas Francis Kean, Transferred from Invercargill to Lyttelton
Cyril Barnabas Lusty, Transferred from Roto Aira to Auckland
Harold England Schmidt, Transferred from Auckland to Roto Aira
Edward Diment Snell, Transferred from New Plymouth to Wellington
Henry Herbert Wilson, Transferred from Stratford to Palmerston North
James Graham Nilson, Transferred from Wellington to Christchurch
Albert Emil Rosanowski, Transferred from Christchurch to Wellington
George Henry Brown, Transferred from Nugget Point to Puysegur Point
William Knight Cleverley, Transferred from Castlepoint to Tiritiri
Edwin Huitson Field, Transferred from Castlepoint to Centre Island
Edward Morris Parks, Transferred from Centre Island to Castlepoint
Joseph Edward Singleton, Transferred from Cape Saunders to Cape Saunders
Thomas Bankes Smith, Transferred from Puysegur Point to Stephens Island
John William Tipene, Transferred from Taiaroa Head to Akaroa
Charles Noble Trainor, Transferred from Tiritiri to Taiaroa Head
Percy Robert William Willers, Transferred from Stephens Island to Nugget Point
Robert Stephen Wilson, Transferred from Stephens Island to Cape Foulwind
John Alexander Algie, Transferred from Queenstown to Taihape
Albert James William Amos, Transferred from Thames to Wellington
Albert Edward Arbuckle, Transferred from Timaru to Timaru
Henry Edward Beach, Transferred from Timaru to Timaru
James Herbert Beardsmore, Transferred from Pongaroa to Wellington
Alexander Bruce Binnie, Transferred from Maori Hill to Dunedin
Alfred George Bowater, Transferred from Ashhurst to Wellington
Frank Brough, Transferred from Dunedin to Dunedin North
John William Brown, Transferred from Dunedin to Dunedin
William Thomas Campbell, Transferred from Auckland to Kaikohe
Alfred Riley Carter, Transferred from Gisborne to Thames
Edward Duncan Cattanach, Transferred from Takapau to Auckland
John Christian Christiansen, Transferred from Dunedin to Wellington
William Augustus Christiansen, Transferred from Aratapu to Te Kopuru
William Robinson Henry Clarke, Transferred from Radio-Auckland to Radio-Awarua
Leslie Ernest Cleaver, Transferred from Kimbolton to Petone
Arthur Cleghorn, Transferred from Masterton to Pahiatua
Thomas Desmond Connery, Transferred from Christchurch to Gisborne
George Christopher Harvey Connor, Transferred from Dunedin to Dunedin
Harry Edward Oscar Constable, Transferred from Christchurch to Wellington
James Francis Henry Coombs, Transferred from Nelson to Kimbolton
Thomas James Seymour Corbett, Transferred from Otahuhu to Raurimu

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