New Zealand Gazette – 1915 – No. 82

Page 2329

✨ Public Service Appointments

July 8.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2329

FIRST APPOINTMENTS—continued.

Name.	Position.	Place.	Date of Appointment.

Post and Telegraph Department—continued.

Public Trust Department.

Public Works Department.

State Fire Insurance Department.

Wingfield, Stanley Hawthorne .. | Cadet .. | Dunedin .. | 27 Oct., 1914.

Tourist and Health Resorts Department.

Under the Temporary Employees Act, 1913.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1915, No 82

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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.

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated18 June 1915
KeywordsAppointments, Promotions, Public Service, Government Employees
👱🏽 Names

73 names identified

Royston Tunmer Baden Powell Lang, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Frederick Charles Lemmon, Appointed Carpenter and Joiner
Percy James McComish, Appointed Letter-carrier
William Ranfurly McCready, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
David William Gordon McGinnity, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Leonard Stanley McGregor, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Annie Maud McKain, Appointed Postmistress
Neil McLeod, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Charles Percy McNabb, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Gordon Burroughs Mahon, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Alfred Reynolds Martin, Appointed Lineman
John Matheson, Appointed Splicer
Oliver John Mathiesen, Appointed Lineman
Catherine Milne, Appointed Postmistress
Robert James Morgan, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Alec Lindsay Muir, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Leslie Muir, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
James Robert Munro, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Henry Murphy, Appointed Storeman
Ernest Osborne, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
William Pascoe, Appointed Foreman Lineman
Arthur Cyril Pearce, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Robert James Peattie, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Harold Trane Pellow, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
William George Pettengell, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Gerald Robert Joseph Pigott, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Albert Edward Pople, Appointed Lineman
George Stanley Porteous, Appointed Lineman
Ewin Henry Porter, Appointed Storeman
Ralph James Pratt, Appointed Lineman
Harold Scott Proudfoot, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Charles Baden Purcell, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
James Frederick Reed, Appointed Lineman
John Charles Rist, Appointed Splicer
John Reynold Rodger, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
James Rogers, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Robert Lunam Russell, Appointed Lineman
Thomas Stephen Ryan, Appointed Lineman
Marguerite Irene Ryderberg, Appointed Typist
Charles Salisbury, Appointed Foreman Lineman
Norman Sanford, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Alexander William Scott, Appointed Cadet
Alexander Senth, Appointed Lineman
James Wensley Simpson, Appointed Lineman
Leslie Faulkner Smith, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Ronald Charles Smith, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Walter Morgan Southee, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
William Henry Aloysius Stopforth, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Albert Sampson Summerell, Appointed Lineman
Giordano Bruno James Walter Sweetman, Appointed Lineman
Stanley Falconer Tennet, Appointed Lineman
Joseph Thornton, Appointed Lineman
John Francis Villiers Tobin, Appointed Cadet
Robert John Trimble, Appointed Lineman
Francis Richard Tubman, Appointed Cadet
William John Tyson, Appointed Lineman
Ernest Somerset Von Sturmer, Appointed Foreman Lineman
Spencer William Von Sturmer, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Stephen Henry Weaver, Appointed Lineman
John Henry Wylie, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Axel Bang Christensen, Appointed Clerk
Charles Harold Fletcher, Appointed Clerk
Elizabeth Annie McMullan, Appointed Shorthand-writer and Typist
Edward Bourchier Aitken, Appointed Sub-overseer
Alister Strother Colvin, Appointed Draughtsman
George Frame Ferguson, Appointed Sub-station Superintendent
Ernest Gilbert Gandy, Appointed Road Foreman
George Brocklehurst Hooker, Appointed Draughtsman
Henry Davenport Whitmore, Appointed Timekeeper
Stanley Hawthorne Wingfield, Appointed Cadet
Leslie Taylor Clarke, Appointed Junior Labourer
William Farquhar Findlay, Appointed Assistant Medical Officer and House Surgeon
Albert John Thomas, Appointed Electric Lineman

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