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New Zealand Gazette – 1915 – No. 82

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✨ Public Service Transfers

OFFICERS TRANSFERRED—continued.

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

Post and Telegraph Department—continued.

Mills, Joseph Leslie.. .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Addington .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Christchurch | 1 Mar., 1915.
Pledger, Lionel Lawrence .. | Cadet .. | Invercargill | Cadet .. | Rangataua .. | 1 ,, ,,
Poole, Frederick Alfred Axford .. | Assistant Despatch Clerk.. | Wellington .. | Assistant Despatch Clerk.. | Trentham Military Camp | 16 Feb., ,,
Pope, Cecil Stephen .. | Junior Exchange Clerk | Christchurch | Junior Exchange Clerk .. | Rakaia .. | 27 ,, ,,
Price, William George .. | Cadet .. | Wanganui .. | Cadet .. | Auckland South Central | 3 Mar., ,,
Renner, Myrtle .. | Switchboard Attendant .. | Wellington .. | Switchboard Attendant .. | Gisborne .. | 4 ,, ,,
Rennie, Charles Hill .. | Cadet .. | Feilding .. | Cadet .. | Dannevirke.. | 15 ,, ,,
Rigby, Lillian Gertrude .. | Counterwoman .. | Parnell .. | Switchboard Attendant .. | Christchurch | 1 ,, ,,
Robb, John McKay .. | Cadet .. | Te Awamutu | Cadet .. | Dannevirke.. | 8 ,, ,,
Robertson, John George .. | Letter-carrier .. | Dunedin .. | Letter-carrier .. | Palmerston.. | 15 ,, ,,
Russell, Archibald .. | Messenger .. | Wellington .. | ,, .. | Wellington .. | 9 Feb., ,,
Saxon, Florence Agnes Von Tunzelmann | Switchboard Attendant .. | ,, .. | Switchboard Attendant .. | Nelson .. | 13 Mar., ,,
Schaab, Francis Stanley .. | Telegraphist .. | Woodville .. | Telegraphist .. | Timaru .. | 5 ,, ,,
Secker, Arthur Edwin Bennett .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Christchurch | Telegraph Message-boy .. | St. Albans .. | 8 Feb., ,,
Simpson, Leonard Charles .. | Lineman .. | Waipawa .. | Lineman .. | Wellington .. | 25 ,, ,,
Smith, William Penn .. | Postmaster .. | Tuparoa .. | Telegraphist .. | Wanganui .. | 10 ,, ,,
Spiers, John Christopher .. | Junior Exchange Clerk .. | Taumarunui | Letter-carrier .. | Aramoho .. | 1 Mar., ,,
Stace, Doris Amelia .. | Switchboard Attendant .. | Gisborne .. | Switchboard Attendant .. | Hastings .. | 25 Jan., ,,
Stapleton, David Henry .. | Clerk *.. | Timaru .. | Clerk .. | Hokitika .. | 26 Feb., ,,
Stephen, John .. | Telegraphist .. | Amberley .. | Acting-Postmaster .. | Bealey Flat .. | 6 Nov., 1914.
Stevenson, William John .. | ,, .. | Wellington .. | Telegraphist .. | Christchurch | 15 Mar., 1915.
Stone, Andrew Heinrich .. | Lineman .. | Featherston | Lineman .. | Masterton .. | 4 ,, ,,
Sullivan, John Francis .. | Cadet .. | Westport .. | Cadet .. | Gisborne .. | 6 ,, ,,
Swaney, Cecil Charles .. | Messenger .. | Temuka .. | Letter-carrier .. | Temuka .. | 6 ,, ,,
Taylor, William Robert .. | Letter-carrier .. | Mosgiel .. | ,, .. | Dunedin .. | 15 ,, ,,
Townsend, William Robert Johnston .. | Lineman .. | Wellington .. | Lineman .. | Featherston | 2 ,, ,,
Troy, James John .. | Messenger .. | ,, .. | Letter-carrier .. | Wellington .. | 10 ,, ,,
Tweedy, Glenholm Francis .. | Telegraph-sorter.. | Dunedin .. | Junior Mechanician .. | Dunedin .. | 18 ,, ,,
Vincent, Ethel May .. | Senior Bureau Attendant.. | Christchurch | Assistant Supervisor .. | T.E., Christchurch | 1 Feb., ,,
Voyce, George Henry .. | Cadet .. | T.O., Christchurch | Cadet .. | T.O., Wellington | 15 Mar., ,,
Walton, George .. | ,, .. | Napier .. | ,, .. | Woodville .. | 1 ,, ,,
Walton, George .. | ,, .. | Woodville .. | ,, .. | Feilding .. | 4 ,, ,,
Weller, John Richard .. | ,, .. | T.O., Wellington | ,, .. | Wanganui .. | 25 Feb., ,,
Wendelken, Conrad Walter .. | Lineman .. | Christchurch | Lineman .. | Timaru .. | 8 ,, ,,
Wilkinson, John Bramwell .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Dunedin .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Dunedin North | 1 Mar., ,,
Williamson, William James .. | Letter-carrier .. | Kimbolton .. | Letter-carrier .. | Palmerston North | 22 Feb., ,,
Wilton, Herbert Martin .. | Lineman .. | Masterton .. | Lineman .. | Woodville .. | 4 Mar., ,,
Wood, James Billstone .. | Cadet .. | Rakaia .. | Cadet .. | Leeston .. | 1 ,, ,,
Young, Thomas Edwin .. | Letter-carrier .. | Otorohanga | Junior Exchange Clerk .. | Otorohanga | 27 Jan., ,,

Public Health Department.

Stephenson, Agnes Kate .. | District Nurse to Natives.. | Rotorua .. | Acting-Matron .. | Te Waikato .. | 19 Feb., 1915.

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The Old Government Buildings (depicted) were completed in 1876 and initially housed the entire Wellington-based civil service as well as the entire New Zealand Cabinet. The Executive Council met there until 1948.

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated18 June 1915
KeywordsTransfers, Public Service, Government Employees, Post and Telegraph
👱🏽 Names

40 names identified

Joseph Leslie Mills, Transferred from Addington to Christchurch
Lionel Lawrence Pledger, Transferred from Invercargill to Rangataua
Frederick Alfred Axford Poole, Transferred from Wellington to Trentham Military Camp
Cecil Stephen Pope, Transferred from Christchurch to Rakaia
William George Price, Transferred from Wanganui to Auckland South Central
Myrtle Renner, Transferred from Wellington to Gisborne
Charles Hill Rennie, Transferred from Feilding to Dannevirke
Lillian Gertrude Rigby, Transferred from Parnell to Christchurch
John McKay Robb, Transferred from Te Awamutu to Dannevirke
John George Robertson, Transferred from Dunedin to Palmerston
Archibald Russell, Transferred within Wellington
Florence Agnes Von Tunzelmann Saxon, Transferred from Wellington to Nelson
Francis Stanley Schaab, Transferred from Woodville to Timaru
Arthur Edwin Bennett Secker, Transferred from Christchurch to St. Albans
Leonard Charles Simpson, Transferred from Waipawa to Wellington
William Penn Smith, Transferred from Tuparoa to Wanganui
John Christopher Spiers, Transferred from Taumarunui to Aramoho
Doris Amelia Stace, Transferred from Gisborne to Hastings
David Henry Stapleton, Transferred from Timaru to Hokitika
John Stephen, Transferred from Amberley to Bealey Flat
William John Stevenson, Transferred from Wellington to Christchurch
Andrew Heinrich Stone, Transferred from Featherston to Masterton
John Francis Sullivan, Transferred from Westport to Gisborne
Cecil Charles Swaney, Transferred within Temuka
William Robert Taylor, Transferred from Mosgiel to Dunedin
William Robert Johnston Townsend, Transferred from Wellington to Featherston
James John Troy, Transferred within Wellington
Glenholm Francis Tweedy, Transferred within Dunedin
Ethel May Vincent, Transferred within Christchurch
George Henry Voyce, Transferred from Christchurch to Wellington
George Walton, Transferred from Napier to Woodville
George Walton, Transferred from Woodville to Feilding
John Richard Weller, Transferred from Wellington to Wanganui
Conrad Walter Wendelken, Transferred from Christchurch to Timaru
John Bramwell Wilkinson, Transferred within Dunedin
William James Williamson, Transferred from Kimbolton to Palmerston North
Herbert Martin Wilton, Transferred from Masterton to Woodville
James Billstone Wood, Transferred from Rakaia to Leeston
Thomas Edwin Young, Transferred within Otorohanga
Agnes Kate Stephenson, Transferred from Rotorua to Te Waikato

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