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New Zealand Gazette – 1916 – No. 15

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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.

Griffiths, Cyril Keene .. | Messenger (Class G. 13) .. | Wellington .. | Messenger (Class G. 12) .. | Wellington .. | 22 May, 1915.
Haley, Harold John .. | Messenger .. | Palmerston North .. | Cadet .. | Gisborne .. | 20 Oct., ,,
Hall, William Henry .. | Letter-carrier .. | Mataura .. | ,, .. | Gore .. | 28 ,, ,,
Henderson, Gavina .. | Machinist .. | G.P.O., Wellington .. | Shorthand-writer and Typist .. | G.P.O., Wellington .. | 13 ,, ,,
Hirst, John Gregory Arnold .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Christchurch .. | Messenger .. | T.O., Christchurch .. | 1 ,, ,,
Hollis, Montague George .. | ,, .. | Auckland .. | Junior Exchange Clerk .. | Whangarei .. | 2 Nov., ,,
Horn, Walter William .. | ,, .. | Onehunga .. | ,, .. | Morrinsville .. | 18 Oct., ,,
Jamieson, Leslie Wallace .. | Letter-carrier .. | Taihape .. | Cadet .. | Napier .. | 30 Sept., ,,
Jobson, Joseph Frederick .. | P.O. Boy Messenger .. | Lower Hutt .. | Letter-carrier .. | Lower Hutt .. | 1 Oct., ,,
Kendrick, Ronald .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Marton .. | ,, .. | Marton .. | 27 Sept., ,,
Kennerley, Alfred William .. | ,, .. | Ponsonby .. | ,, .. | Te Kuiti .. | 23 Oct., ,,
Langham, William Harold .. | ,, .. | Auckland .. | Junior Exchange Clerk .. | Auckland .. | 9 ,, ,,
Lawton, James Mortimer .. | ,, .. | Taradale .. | Messenger .. | Taradale .. | 23 ,, ,,
Logan, Kenneth Ewart Gladstone .. | Junior Exchange Clerk and Messenger .. | Geraldine .. | Cadet .. | Timaru .. | 28 ,, ,,
McNeil, Douglas .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Heriot .. | ,, .. | Tapanui .. | 28 ,, ,,
Middlemiss, Aubrey Leigh .. | ,, .. | Pukekohe .. | Messenger .. | Pukekohe .. | 22 ,, ,,
Moore, Angus Murray .. | ,, .. | Greymouth .. | ,, .. | Greymouth .. | 25 ,, ,,
Newton, Arthur Earnest .. | Cadet .. | Cromwell .. | Telegraphist .. | Cromwell .. | 3 May, ,,
Norton, John .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Thames .. | Junior Exchange Clerk .. | Te Puke .. | 20 Oct., ,,
O’Neill, James William .. | Letter-carrier (Class G. 13) .. | Wellington .. | Letter-carrier (Class G. 12) .. | Wellington .. | 14 April, ,,
Pickering, Frank Baden .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Masterton .. | Letter-carrier .. | Masterton .. | 21 Oct., ,,
Pope, Charles Redvers White Ladysmith .. | ,, .. | Havelock .. | Junior Exchange Clerk .. | Havelock .. | 22 ,, ,,
Pownceby, Roy Norman Ivan .. | ,, .. | Petone .. | Letter-carrier and Messenger .. | Petone .. | 13 ,, ,,
Prew, John Walter .. | Letter-carrier .. | Palmerston North .. | Cadet .. | Foxton .. | 12 ,, ,,
Reynolds, William Kimberley .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Greymouth .. | Messenger .. | Greymouth .. | 11 ,, ,,
Roseingrave, Mary Elizabeth .. | Switchboard Attendant .. | Wellington .. | Senior Bureau Attendant .. | Wellington .. | 12 July, ,,
Schroder, Albert William George .. | Letter-carrier and Messenger .. | Richmond .. | Cadet .. | Ashburton .. | 28 Oct., ,,
Smith, Walter Stephen .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Rotorua .. | Junior Exchange Clerk .. | Morrinsville .. | 18 Sept., ,,
Southee, Walter Morgan .. | ,, .. | Manakau .. | Letter-carrier .. | Martinborough .. | 20 Oct., ,,
Stark, Douglas .. | ,, .. | Wellington .. | Cadet .. | Masterton .. | 28 ,, ,,
Stone, George Copnall .. | ,, .. | Waikanae .. | Assistant and Messenger .. | Waikanae .. | 25 ,, ,,
Telfer, James George .. | Letter-carrier .. | Mataura .. | Cadet .. | Balclutha .. | 28 ,, ,,
Valentine, Adolphus Henrici .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Devonport .. | Junior Exchange Clerk .. | Taumarunui .. | 18 ,, ,,
Walters, Francis Louis .. | Letter-carrier (Class G. 13) .. | Auckland .. | Letter-carrier (Class G. 12) .. | Auckland .. | 21 ,, ,,
Ward, Eric Wingate .. | Cadet .. | T.O., Wellington .. | Telegraphist .. | Wellington .. | 5 June, ,,
White, Leslie James .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Dunedin .. | Cadet .. | Oamaru .. | 28 Oct., ,,
Wishart, Arthur Newman .. | ,, .. | Upper Symond Street .. | ,, .. | Devonport .. | 28 ,, ,,

PRINTING AND STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.

Carter, Edward Joseph .. | Machinist (maximum, £200) .. | Wellington .. | Machinist (maximum, £210) .. | Wellington .. | 1 Dec., 1915.

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT.

Davis, George Cedric Clarence .. | Clerical Cadet .. | Wellington .. | Electrical Engineering Cadet .. | Christchurch .. | 6 Jan., 1916.
Lindesay, Reginald Frederick Brydges .. | Storekeeper’s Assistant .. | Kaikohe .. | Clerk and Storekeeper’s Assistant .. | Kaikohe .. | 1 Dec., 1915.
Rule, Charles Henry George .. | Storeman .. | Whangarei District .. | Clerk .. | Oakleigh .. | 11 Nov., ,,

STAMP DEPARTMENT.

Murray, John .. | Chief Clerk .. | Head Office, Wellington .. | Deputy Commissioner of Stamps .. | Dunedin .. | 1 Jan., 1916.

INTERDEPARTMENTAL.

Kinghorn, Alexander .. | Gardener Attendant .. | Mental Hospitals Department, Waitati .. | Orchard and Garden Overseer .. | Agricultural Department, Wera-roa .. | 31 Dec., 1915.
Roberts, Thomas Edmund .. | Deputy Registrar .. | Supreme Court, Justice Department, Dunedin .. | Officer in Charge Intestacy Branch .. | Public Trust Department, Wellington .. | 22 ,, ,,

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPromotions, Public Service, Various Departments
👱🏽 Names

44 names identified

Cyril Keene Griffiths, Promoted to Messenger (Class G. 12)
Harold John Haley, Promoted to Cadet
William Henry Hall, Promoted to Letter-carrier
Gavina Henderson, Promoted to Shorthand-writer and Typist
John Gregory Arnold Hirst, Promoted to Messenger
Montague George Hollis, Promoted to Junior Exchange Clerk
Walter William Horn, Promoted to Junior Exchange Clerk
Leslie Wallace Jamieson, Promoted to Cadet
Joseph Frederick Jobson, Promoted to Letter-carrier
Ronald Kendrick, Promoted to Telegraph Message-boy
Alfred William Kennerley, Promoted to Telegraph Message-boy
William Harold Langham, Promoted to Junior Exchange Clerk
James Mortimer Lawton, Promoted to Messenger
Kenneth Ewart Gladstone Logan, Promoted to Cadet
Douglas McNeil, Promoted to Telegraph Message-boy
Aubrey Leigh Middlemiss, Promoted to Messenger
Angus Murray Moore, Promoted to Telegraph Message-boy
Arthur Earnest Newton, Promoted to Telegraphist
John Norton, Promoted to Junior Exchange Clerk
James William O’Neill, Promoted to Letter-carrier (Class G. 12)
Frank Baden Pickering, Promoted to Letter-carrier
Charles Redvers White Ladysmith Pope, Promoted to Junior Exchange Clerk
Roy Norman Ivan Pownceby, Promoted to Letter-carrier and Messenger
John Walter Prew, Promoted to Cadet
William Kimberley Reynolds, Promoted to Messenger
Mary Elizabeth Roseingrave, Promoted to Senior Bureau Attendant
Albert William George Schroder, Promoted to Cadet
Walter Stephen Smith, Promoted to Junior Exchange Clerk
Walter Morgan Southee, Promoted to Letter-carrier
Douglas Stark, Promoted to Cadet
George Copnall Stone, Promoted to Assistant and Messenger
James George Telfer, Promoted to Cadet
Adolphus Henrici Valentine, Promoted to Junior Exchange Clerk
Francis Louis Walters, Promoted to Letter-carrier (Class G. 12)
Eric Wingate Ward, Promoted to Telegraphist
Leslie James White, Promoted to Cadet
Arthur Newman Wishart, Promoted to Telegraph Message-boy
Edward Joseph Carter, Promoted to Machinist (maximum, £210)
George Cedric Clarence Davis, Promoted to Electrical Engineering Cadet
Reginald Frederick Brydges Lindesay, Promoted to Clerk and Storekeeper’s Assistant
Charles Henry George Rule, Promoted to Clerk
John Murray, Promoted to Deputy Commissioner of Stamps
Alexander Kinghorn, Promoted to Orchard and Garden Overseer
Thomas Edmund Roberts, Promoted to Officer in Charge Intestacy Branch

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