New Zealand Gazette – 1915 – No. 62

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✨ Public Service Resignations

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 62

RESIGNATIONS.

Name.	Position.	Place.	Date left Service.

Agriculture, Industries, and Commerce Department.

Customs Department.

Martin, James Seaton .. .. | Examiner, 3rd Grade .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 20 Nov., 1914.

Education Department.

Internal Affairs Department.

Wiren, Sidney Archibald .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 15 Mar., 1915.

Justice Department.

Lands and Survey Department.

Arnold, Alice .. .. | Shorthand-writer and Typist .. | Dunedin .. .. | 31 Mar., 1915.

Mental Hospitals Department.

Native Department.

Potaka, Matthew .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Aotea Native Land Court District, Wanganui | 31 Jan., 1915.

Post and Telegraph Department.

Amending entry in New Zealand Gazette No. 42, of 23rd March, 1915.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1915, No 62

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1915, No 62

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, Various Departments
👱🏽 Names

61 names identified

Walter Stanley Hill, Resigned as Horticulturist and Plant-breeder
Arthur Gore Loftus-Tottenham, Resigned as Rabbiter
Ralph Sutton, Resigned as Ploughman
James Seaton Martin, Resigned as Examiner, 3rd Grade
Frieda Blumenthal, Resigned as Assistant Teacher
Maggie Cree, Resigned as General Servant
Julia Latimer, Resigned as Assistant Teacher
William H. Reeves, Resigned as Head Teacher
Winifred Reeves, Resigned as Assistant Teacher
Rewai Hiwinui Tawhiri, Resigned as Head Teacher
Richard Timmins, Resigned as Sole Teacher
Sidney Archibald Wiren, Resigned as Cadet
Harold Bethell, Resigned as Warder
Cecil Frederick Lark, Resigned as Probationary Warder
Walter John Bower Livesay, Resigned as Probationary Warder
Alice Arnold, Resigned as Shorthand-writer and Typist
Frederick Allison, Resigned as Probationer Attendant
Edwin Aldridge, Resigned as Probationer Attendant
Andrew Alp, Resigned as Probationer Attendant
Vera Anderson, Resigned as Probationer Nurse
John Bland, Resigned as Probationer Attendant
Harry Booker, Resigned as Attendant
Elsie May Bougen, Resigned as Probationer Nurse
Ellen Burns, Resigned as Nurse
Catherine Cruickshank, Resigned as Probationer Nurse
Ida Muriel Edwards, Resigned as Probationer Nurse
Ada Escott, Resigned as Charge Nurse
William Thomas Gash, Resigned as Attendant
Elizabeth Simpson Hardie, Resigned as Probationer Nurse
Marguerite Alice Law, Resigned as Probationer Nurse
James Logan, Resigned as Probationer Attendant
Jessie Gleeson McCraw, Resigned as Second Cook
Elizabeth Agnes McCulla, Resigned as Charge Nurse
Elizabeth MacDonald, Resigned as Probationer Nurse
Margaret MacDonald, Resigned as Probationer Nurse
Robert Marr, Resigned as Charge Attendant
Amy Marsden, Resigned as Probationer Nurse
Dulcie Violet Metcalfe, Resigned as Charge Nurse
Frederick Henry Miller, Resigned as Probationer Attendant
Esther Nohelty, Resigned as Deputy Charge Nurse
William Service Peters, Resigned as Attendant
Robert William Price, Resigned as Probationer Attendant
Alexander Robertson, Resigned as Charge Attendant
Ivy Kathleen Russell, Resigned as Probationer Nurse
Mary Scott, Resigned as Probationer Nurse
Charles Clay Thomson, Resigned as Fisherman
Matthew Potaka, Resigned as Cadet
Frederick William Aisher, Resigned as Letter-carrier
Edward Bolton, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Charles Gordon Burt, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Ethelred Arthur Carr, Resigned as Letter-carrier
Charles Raymond Carter, Resigned as Cadet
Dorothy Margaret Clifton, Resigned as Switchboard Attendant
Albert James Merrick Cole, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Gordon William Cooper, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Reginald Samuel Corbett, Resigned as Messenger
Magdalena Jane Dabinett, Resigned as Postmistress
John Benedict Gibbs, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Catherine Mary Godsell, Resigned as Clerk
Mary Elizabeth Harry, Resigned as Postmistress
Percy Edward Johns, Resigned as Messenger

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