New Zealand Gazette – 1916 – No. 33

Page 851

✨ Post and Telegraph Department Notices



Mar. 23.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 851

NON-PERMANENT—continued.

Name. Office. District. Date.
TELEPHONISTS.
Benny, William .. Kaihere Auckland 14 Dec., 1915.
Bowden, Kate Florence Dryden’s Bay Blenheim 14 " "
Bromell, Edmund Hacker.. Baton Nelson 15 " "
Butt, Tiritā Ohinemutu Auckland 8 Jan., 1916.
Clare, Walter McNeil Omaui Invercargill 1 Dec., 1915.
Daniel, Charles Bamford Hokianga Heads Auckland 1 Jan., 1916.
Davidson, Stewart William Murdock Ahurangi Wanganui 1 Oct., 1915.
Dudding, George Edwin Hauraki Road.. Auckland 4 Dec., "
Elliott, Annie Potaema New Plymouth 20 " "
Jones, Harry Upper Papamca Thames.. 6 Jan., 1916.
Knowles, Ethel Harris Pangatotara Nelson 20 Nov., 1915.
Lilico, Margaret Moturimu Invercargill 26 " "
Manson, Fanny Okahukura Auckland 20 " "
Manson, Jessie Orawia Bridge.. Invercargill 11 Dec., "
Menzies, Isabella.. Arcadia " 13 Nov., "
Ritchie, Ellen Jane Westmere Wanganui 14 Oct., "
Scott, Annie Campbell Charwell Forks Christchurch 3 Dec., "

Offices opened and closed, &c.

Post and Telegraph Department,
General Post Office, Wellington, 15th March, 1916.

THE following particulars of offices opened and closed, &c., are published for general information.

J. G. WARD,
Postmaster-General.

OFFICES.

Office. District. Date.
POST-OFFICE OPENED.
Pine Valley Blenheim 1 February, 1916.
POST-OFFICES CLOSED.
Benio Invercargill 31 December, 1915.
Dalefield Wellington 31 " "
Hairini Auckland 12 June, "
Ihukoi Wellington 31 December, "
Kakariki " 28 August, "
Mackaytown Thames 31 " "
Mangaotaki Auckland 3 January, 1916.
Mangapiko " 20 December, 1915.
Matarawa Wellington 31 " "
May Morn Military Camp " 27 January, 1916.
Mine Creek Westport 14 December, 1915.
Putere Napier 31 " "
Tauherenikau Military Camp Wellington 27 January, 1916.
Te Kuha Westport 1 October, 1915.
Waihakeke Wellington 31 December, "
Waimarama Napier 31 " "
Whitiki Auckland 29 January, "
MONEY-ORDER OFFICE AND POST-OFFICE SAVINGS-BANK CLOSED.
Tauherenikau Military Camp Wellington 24 January, 1916.
POSTAL-NOTE (ISSUING) OFFICES OPENED.
Aokautere Wellington 8 February, 1916.
Waiharakeke Auckland 24 " "
Wallacetown Invercargill 8 " "
TELEGRAPH OFFICES AND BUREAUX CLOSED.
May Morn Military Camp Wellington 27 January, 1916.
Tauherenikau Military Camp " 25 " "
TELEPHONE OFFICES AND BUREAUX OPENED.
Makarewa Junction Invercargill 7 February, 1916.
May Morn Wellington 27 January, "
Okahukura Auckland 20 " "
Okahukura Railway* 2 December, 1915.
  • Bureau only. Amending entry in New Zealand Gazette No. 12, of 3rd February, 1916.

DESIGNATION CHANGED.

Description. Office. District. Date.
From To
Post, Telephone, Money-order, Savings-bank, and Bureau Otamatea Ranganui Auckland


Next Page →



Online Sources for this page:

VUW Te Waharoa — PDF NZ Gazette 1916, No 33


NZLII — PDF NZ Gazette 1916, No 33




✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🚂 Appointments in the Post and Telegraph Department (continued from previous page)

🚂 Transport & Communications
15 March 1916
Appointments, Telephonists, Post and Telegraph Department
17 names identified
  • William Benny, Appointed Telephonist
  • Kate Florence Bowden, Appointed Telephonist
  • Edmund Hacker Bromell, Appointed Telephonist
  • Tiritā Butt, Appointed Telephonist
  • Walter McNeil Clare, Appointed Telephonist
  • Charles Bamford Daniel, Appointed Telephonist
  • Stewart William Murdock Davidson, Appointed Telephonist
  • George Edwin Dudding, Appointed Telephonist
  • Annie Elliott, Appointed Telephonist
  • Harry Jones, Appointed Telephonist
  • Ethel Harris Knowles, Appointed Telephonist
  • Margaret Lilico, Appointed Telephonist
  • Fanny Manson, Appointed Telephonist
  • Jessie Manson, Appointed Telephonist
  • Isabella Menzies, Appointed Telephonist
  • Ellen Jane Ritchie, Appointed Telephonist
  • Annie Campbell Scott, Appointed Telephonist

🚂 Post and Telegraph Offices Opened and Closed

🚂 Transport & Communications
15 March 1916
Post Offices, Telegraph Offices, Openings, Closures, Designation Changes
  • J. G. Ward, Postmaster-General