New Zealand Gazette – 1916 – No. 124

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✨ Public Service Appointments

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 124

FIRST APPOINTMENTS—continued.

Name.	Position.	Place.	Date of Appointment.

LABOUR DEPARTMENT.

LAND AND DEEDS DEPARTMENT.

Pearce, Irene May .. | Typist .. .. | Christchurch .. .. | 1 Feb., 1916.

LANDS AND SURVEY DEPARTMENT.

Hamilton, Frederick Allan .. | Relieving Cadet .. .. | Gisborne .. .. | 24 Mar., 1916.

MARINE AND INSPECTION OF MACHINERY DEPARTMENT.

McLaren, Daniel .. | Assistant Lightkeeper .. .. | Dog Island Lighthouse .. | 16 Mar., 1916.

MINES DEPARTMENT.

Laing, James Edwin .. | Cadet, Shipping Office .. .. | Greymouth .. .. | 1 April, 1916.

NATIONAL PROVIDENT AND FRIENDLY SOCIETIES DEPARTMENT.

O’Reilly, Edward Benjamin .. | Cadet .. .. | Dunedin .. .. | 8 April, 1916.

POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.

PUBLIC TRUST DEPARTMENT.

Pringle, William Pilliet .. | Cadet .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 14 Feb., 1916.
Walker, Noel .. .. | " .. .. | " .. .. | 10 Mar., ,,

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT.

STAMP DEPARTMENT.

Savident, Daniel Auckland .. | Cadet .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 21 Mar., 1916.

TOURIST AND HEALTH RESORTS DEPARTMENT.

Pike, Thomas .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Dunedin .. .. | 17 Feb., 1916.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Chapman, Richard Clarence .. | Cadet .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 7 Feb., 1916.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1916, No 124

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1916, No 124

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
KeywordsAppointments, Public Service, Various Departments
👱🏽 Names

42 names identified

Charles Regnald Alexander, Appointed Cadet
Katie Kerr, Appointed Office Assistant
Irene May Pearce, Appointed Typist
Frederick Allan Hamilton, Appointed Relieving Cadet
Daniel McLaren, Appointed Assistant Lightkeeper
James Edwin Laing, Appointed Cadet
Edward Benjamin O’Reilly, Appointed Cadet
Ivor Christian Berg, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Baden Trevor Cockburn, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Stewart Hugh Elliott, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Elsie Evelyn Greatbatch, Appointed Postmistress
Thomas Richard Hall, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Donald McPherson Harris, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Herbert John Hayes, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Michael David Patrick Hayes, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Thomas George Jamieson, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Elgar Frederick Jeffries, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Edward Ross Kendrick, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
William James Kerr, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
James Lockhart, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Frederick Stewart Longly, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Cyril Roy Samuel Lystor, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Hector William MacDonald, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
John Alexander Lyons McLean, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Stuart Ernest Lindsay McLean, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
James Middleton, Appointed Message-boy
Willie James Millner, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Andrew Paterson, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
William Matthew Patterson, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
James Reid, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Leo Alexander Ring, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Francis Basil Smith, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Bernard Wade, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Alexander Edward Williams, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
George Henry York, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
William Pilliet Pringle, Appointed Cadet
Noel Walker, Appointed Cadet
James Emmett, Appointed Carpenter and Joiner
Thomas Keith Raymond Whitehouse, Appointed Cadet
Daniel Auckland Savident, Appointed Cadet
Thomas Pike, Appointed Cadet
Richard Clarence Chapman, Appointed Cadet

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