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New Zealand Gazette – 1916 – No. 138

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✨ Public Service Promotions

OFFICERS PROMOTED—continued.

Name.	Promoted from		Promoted to		Date.
	Position.	Place.	Position.	Place.

POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT—continued.

Hamlin, Donald Constantine Percy.. | Telegraphist | Napier | Translator Supervisor | Hamilton | 18 Oct., 1916.
Hay, William Percival | Letter-carrier | Invercargill | Cadet | Featherston | 13 Oct., "
Hill, Charles | Chief Postmaster | Oamaru | Chief Postmaster | Timaru | 1 Oct., "
Hunter, Archibald Adam | Telegram-sorter | Dunedin | Cadet | T.O., Christchurch | 13 Oct., "
Jackson, Edward William | Officer in Charge of Motor-garage | C.P.O., Wellington | Clerk in Charge of Motor Section | Stores Branch, G.P.O., Wellington | 1 " , "

Jones, James | Cadet | Oamaru | Telegraphist | Oamaru | 28 Nov., 1915.
Kennedy, Thomas Douglas | Telegraph Message-boy | Newmarket | Letter-carrier | Onehunga | 19 Sept., 1916.
Lee, Clarence George Baden Powell.. | " | Fairlie | Junior Exchange Clerk and Messenger | Fairlie | 10 Oct., "
Lee, Thomas Charles | Letter-carrier | Oamaru | Cadet | Oamaru | 13 " , "
Louden, David | Telegraph Message-boy | Winchester | Junior Exchange Clerk | Fairlie | 26 Sept., "
Low, Frederick Cecil Victor | Assistant Despatch Clerk (Class G. 13) | Invercargill | Assistant Despatch Clerk (Class G. 12) | Invercargill | 17 " , "
McIntyre, Neil | Telephonist | Westport | Cadet | Picton | 13 Oct., "
Mackie, Allan George | Telegraph Message-boy | Waitara | Assistant and Messenger | Waitara | 28 Aug., "
Moore, James Gorman | Letter-carrier | Petone | Telegraphist | Lower Hutt | 24 June, 1915.
Moran, Stanley James | Distributor | Invercargill | Cadet | Otaki | 13 Oct., 1916.
Murray, Gordon John McGregor | Letter-carrier | Edendale | " | Greytown | 13 " , "
Nankervis, Raymond | Telegraph Message-boy | Greymouth | Junior Exchange Clerk | Greymouth | 29 Aug., "
Newman, Jessie Blanche | Relieving Postmistress (Class VIII) | Wellington | Relieving Postmistress (Class VII).. | Wellington | 1 Oct., 1914.
Olsson, Arthur Wilfred | Letter-carrier (Class G. 13) | Christchurch | Letter-carrier (Class G. 12) | Christchurch | 5 " , 1916.
O’Neill, Lawrence Michael | Telegraph Message-boy | Greymouth | Junior Exchange Clerk | Greymouth | 30 Aug., "
O’Neill, Rowland | Letter-carrier (Class G. 13) | Dunedin | Letter-carrier (Class G. 12) | Dunedin | 23 July, "
Pearce, Frank Webber | Messenger | Ashburton | Cadet | Ohakune | 8 Sept., "
Pearson, Leonard Garfitt | Telegraph Message-boy | Hikurangi | " | Hikurangi | 1 Oct., "
Perry, James Edward | " | Whakatane | Assistant and Messenger | Whakatane | 26 Aug., "
Pirie, Margaret Ann | Counterwoman (Class G. 2) | C.P.O., Wellington | Counterwoman (Class G. 1) | C.P.O., Wellington | 1 Nov., "
Pulleng, William Robert Kelsher | Telegraphist | Auckland | Instructor | Girls’ Telegraph School, Auckland | 20 Sept., "

Reilly, Patrick Michael | Letter-carrier | Oamaru | Cadet | Oamaru | 13 Oct., "
Roberts, Cyril John Lampow | Telegraph Message-boy | Inglewood | Letter-carrier and Messenger | Normanby | 18 Sept., "
Rule, William John | " | Onerahi | Letter-carrier | Te Kuiti | 28 " , "
Sayers, Victor Winston | Messenger | Gore | Cadet | Martinborough | 13 Oct., "
Scott, Alfred Tasman | Telegraph Message-boy | Dunedin | Junior Mechanician | Dunedin | 1 " , "
Sherriff, Robert | Junior Exchange Clerk | " | Cadet | T.O., Dunedin | 13 " , "
Smallbone, George Frank Bennett | Postmaster | Dannevirke | Assistant Postmaster | Dunedin | 1 June, "
Smith, Kenneth Ian | Telegraph Message-boy | Christchurch | Messenger | Christchurch | 1 April, "
Smith, Martin Clifton | Letter-carrier | Nelson | Cadet | Napier | 11 Oct., "
Street, Edgar Craddock | " | Methven | " | Levin | 13 " , "
Strong, James Arthur | Distributor | Dunedin | " | T.O., Dunedin | 13 " , "
Symonds, Joyce Edward | Telegraph Message-boy | Palmerston North | Junior Exchange Clerk | Palmerston North | 6 Sept., "
Thiele, Roland Vivian | " | Christchurch | Letter-carrier | Christchurch | 1 April, "
Trail, William John | " | C.P.O., Wellington | Distributor | Wellington | 2 Oct., "
Turner, Leslie George | Telegram-folder | Dunedin | Cadet | C.P.O., Dunedin | 2 " , "
Walker, Coutts Munn | Telegraph Message-boy | Thames | Assistant and Messenger | Te Aroha | 29 Sept., "
Williams, Percival Leslie | Letter-carrier (Class G. 13) | Christchurch | Letter-carrier (Class G. 12) | Christchurch | 10 July, "
Wind, Frederick Leslie | Telegraph Message-boy | Thames South | Messenger | Thames | 9 Oct., "
Winter, Harry | Foreman Cable Hand (Class G. 11).. | Wellington | Foreman Lineman (Class G. 7) | Wellington | 1 " , "

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated21 November 1916
KeywordsAppointments, Promotions, Public Service, Government Departments, Post and Telegraph
👱🏽 Names

45 names identified

Donald Constantine Percy Hamlin, Promoted to Translator Supervisor
William Percival Hay, Promoted to Cadet
Charles Hill, Promoted to Chief Postmaster
Archibald Adam Hunter, Promoted to Cadet
Edward William Jackson, Promoted to Clerk in Charge of Motor Section
James Jones, Promoted to Telegraphist
Thomas Douglas Kennedy, Promoted to Letter-carrier
Clarence George Baden Powell Lee, Promoted to Junior Exchange Clerk and Messenger
Thomas Charles Lee, Promoted to Cadet
David Louden, Promoted to Junior Exchange Clerk
Frederick Cecil Victor Low, Promoted to Assistant Despatch Clerk
Neil McIntyre, Promoted to Cadet
Allan George Mackie, Promoted to Assistant and Messenger
James Gorman Moore, Promoted to Telegraphist
Stanley James Moran, Promoted to Cadet
Gordon John McGregor Murray, Promoted to Cadet
Raymond Nankervis, Promoted to Junior Exchange Clerk
Jessie Blanche Newman, Promoted to Relieving Postmistress
Arthur Wilfred Olsson, Promoted to Letter-carrier
Lawrence Michael O’Neill, Promoted to Junior Exchange Clerk
Rowland O’Neill, Promoted to Letter-carrier
Frank Webber Pearce, Promoted to Cadet
Leonard Garfitt Pearson, Promoted to Cadet
James Edward Perry, Promoted to Assistant and Messenger
Margaret Ann Pirie, Promoted to Counterwoman
William Robert Kelsher Pulleng, Promoted to Instructor
Patrick Michael Reilly, Promoted to Cadet
Cyril John Lampow Roberts, Promoted to Letter-carrier and Messenger
William John Rule, Promoted to Letter-carrier
Victor Winston Sayers, Promoted to Cadet
Alfred Tasman Scott, Promoted to Junior Mechanician
Robert Sherriff, Promoted to Cadet
George Frank Bennett Smallbone, Promoted to Assistant Postmaster
Kenneth Ian Smith, Promoted to Messenger
Martin Clifton Smith, Promoted to Cadet
Edgar Craddock Street, Promoted to Cadet
James Arthur Strong, Promoted to Cadet
Joyce Edward Symonds, Promoted to Junior Exchange Clerk
Roland Vivian Thiele, Promoted to Letter-carrier
William John Trail, Promoted to Distributor
Leslie George Turner, Promoted to Cadet
Coutts Munn Walker, Promoted to Assistant and Messenger
Percival Leslie Williams, Promoted to Letter-carrier
Frederick Leslie Wind, Promoted to Foreman Lineman
Harry Winter, Promoted to Foreman Lineman

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