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New Zealand Gazette – 1916 – No. 38

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✨ Public Service Promotions

OFFICERS PROMOTED.

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

AGRICULTURE, INDUSTRIES, AND COMMERCE DEPARTMENT.

Sisson, Francis Joseph .. .. Rabbiter .. .. .. | Renwicktown .. .. | Fields Inspector .. .. | Seddon .. .. | 1 Mar., 1916.

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.

Porteous, John .. .. | Inspector of Native Schools (P.C.).. Wellington .. .. | Inspector of Native Schools (P.B.).. Wellington.. .. | 1 Mar., 1916.

LANDS AND SURVEY DEPARTMENT.

Lowe, Henry James .. .. | Chief Draughtsman .. .. | New Plymouth .. .. | Chief Draughtsman .. .. | Auckland .. .. | 2 Dec., 1915.

POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.

Allan, Ivan Campbell .. .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. .. | Woodville .. .. | Letter-carrier .. .. | Pahiatua .. .. | 29 Jan., 1916.
Attwood, Jack Hamilton .. .. | ,, .. .. | Napier .. .. | Messenger .. .. | Napier .. .. | 13 ,, ,,
Bain, Alexander .. .. | ,, .. .. | Invercargill.. .. | ,, .. .. | Invercargill.. .. | 3 ,, ,,
Baker, Francis Charles .. .. | Junior Exchange Clerk .. .. | Whangarei .. .. | Cadet .. .. | T.O., Wellington .. .. | 11 Feb., ,,
Ballantine, Ivan Clifford .. .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. .. | Eltham .. .. | Letter-carrier .. .. | Eltham .. .. | 1 Jan., ,,
Barrar, Harold Henry .. .. | ,, .. .. | Studholme Junction.. .. | Junior Exchange Clerk .. .. | Temuka .. .. | 10 ,, ,,
Beckingsale, Henry .. .. | Night Telephone-exchange Attendant | Christchurch .. .. | Clerk .. .. | Telegraph Engineer's Office, Christchurch .. .. | 1 ,, ,,
Bennett, Walter Sydney .. .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. .. | New Plymouth .. .. | Messenger .. .. | New Plymouth .. .. | 17 Dec., 1915.
Berrett, Robert Angus .. .. | ,, .. .. | Kai Iwi .. .. | Junior Exchange Clerk and Messenger | Taihape .. .. | 3 Feb., 1916.
Boles, Malcolm Victor .. .. | Junior Exchange Clerk .. .. | Thames .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Hamilton .. .. | 15 Dec., 1915.
Bremner, Francis Allan .. .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. .. | Oamaru .. .. | ,, .. .. | Naseby .. .. | 14 Jan., 1916.
Brocklebank, Eric .. .. | ,, .. .. | Kaiapoi .. .. | Letter-carrier .. .. | Kaiapoi .. .. | 17 ,, ,,
Brown, Leslie Edward .. .. | ,, .. .. | Wellington .. .. | ,, .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 10 ,, ,,
Browne, John Samuel .. .. | Letter-carrier (Class G. 13) .. .. | ,, .. .. | ,, (Class G. 12) .. .. | ,, .. .. | 15 Dec., 1915.
Bruce, Wallace .. .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. .. | Ross .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Reefton .. .. | 14 Jan., 1916.
Budge, Robert Ferguson .. .. | ,, .. .. | Te Kuiti .. .. | Junior Exchange Clerk .. .. | Otorohanga .. .. | 1 Feb., ,,
Burke, Leslie Thomas .. .. | ,, .. .. | Dargaville .. .. | Messenger .. .. | Dargaville .. .. | 28 Dec., 1915.
Burt, Jack .. .. | Letter-carrier .. .. | Oamaru .. .. | Cadet .. .. | G.P.O., Wellington .. .. | 11 Jan., 1916.
Butler, Ernest Nelson .. .. | Junior Exchange Clerk .. .. | Manai'a .. .. | ,, .. .. | Marton .. .. | 11 Feb., ,,
Casbolt, Frederick Lennard .. .. | Letter-carrier .. .. | Devonport .. .. | ,, .. .. | Kaitaia .. .. | 4 ,, ,,
Chadwick, Harry Harry .. .. | Messenger .. .. | Hawera .. .. | ,, .. .. | Palmerston North .. .. | 14 Jan., ,,
Chamberlain, Thomas Adair .. .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. .. | Mataura .. .. | Letter-carrier .. .. | Mataura .. .. | 27 Nov., 1915.
Clarke, Charles Kitchener .. .. | ,, .. .. | Carterton .. .. | Junior Exchange Clerk .. .. | Carterton .. .. | 24 Jan., 1916.
Cook, Henry Britton .. .. | Letter-carrier .. .. | Eltham .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Stratford .. .. | 14 ,, ,,
Corcoran, Francis Martin .. .. | Distributor .. .. | Dunedin .. .. | ,, .. .. | T.O., Dunedin .. .. | 11 Feb., ,,
Couling, Charles Brysen .. .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. .. | Invercargill.. .. | Junior Exchange Clerk .. .. | Invercargill.. .. | 28 Dec., 1915.
Dalton, John William .. .. | ,, .. .. | Christchurch .. .. | Messenger .. .. | T.O., Christchurch .. .. | 1 Feb., 1916.
Dewar, Ernest Norman .. .. | ,, .. .. | Reefton .. .. | Assistant .. .. | Reefton .. .. | 3 Jan., ,,
Elmore, Samuel .. .. | ,, .. .. | Mercer .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Mercer .. .. | 4 Feb., ,,
Erickson, Albert Walter .. .. | ,, .. .. | Palmerston North .. .. | Letter-carrier .. .. | Palmerston North .. .. | 31 Dec., 1915.
Fitzgerald, Michael Henry.. .. | Letter-carrier and Messenger .. .. | Blackball .. .. | Cadet .. .. | G.P.O., Wellington .. .. | 24 Jan., 1916.
Ford, Samuel .. .. | Junior Exchange Clerk .. .. | Otatau .. .. | ,, .. .. | Owaka .. .. | 14 ,, ,,
Franks, Arthur Leicester .. .. | ,, .. .. | Invercargill .. .. | ,, .. .. | Invercargill.. .. | 28 Dec., 1915.
Fredericks, Francis Hall .. .. | ,, .. .. | Wellington .. .. | ,, .. .. | T.O., Christchurch .. .. | 11 Feb., 1916.
Frost, James Ernest .. .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. .. | Masterton .. .. | Letter-carrier .. .. | Masterton .. .. | 11 Jan., ,,
Gourley, Patrick .. .. | Clerk .. .. | Christchurch .. .. | Assistant Head of Mail Staff .. .. | Dunedin .. .. | 22 ,, ,,
Greaves, John .. .. | Letter-carrier .. .. | Auckland .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Taupo .. .. | 14 ,, ,,
Green, David Charles .. .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. .. | Kaiwarawara .. .. | Telegram-sorter.. .. | Wellington .. .. | 3 Feb., ,,
Grimmer, Harold Victor .. .. | ,, .. .. | Waitara .. .. | Letter-carrier .. .. | Waitara .. .. | 8 Jan., ,,
Grimmett, Arthur Richard .. .. | ,, .. .. | Dunedin .. .. | Junior Exchange Clerk .. .. | Dunedin .. .. | 24 ,, ,,

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated13 March 1916
KeywordsAppointments, Promotions, Public Service, Government Positions
👱🏽 Names

43 names identified

Francis Joseph Sisson, Promoted to Fields Inspector
John Porteous, Promoted to Inspector of Native Schools (P.B.)
Henry James Lowe, Transferred to Auckland as Chief Draughtsman
Ivan Campbell Allan, Promoted to Letter-carrier
Jack Hamilton Attwood, Promoted to Messenger
Alexander Bain, Promoted to Messenger
Francis Charles Baker, Promoted to Cadet
Ivan Clifford Ballantine, Promoted to Letter-carrier
Harold Henry Barrar, Promoted to Junior Exchange Clerk
Henry Beckingsale, Promoted to Clerk
Walter Sydney Bennett, Promoted to Messenger
Robert Angus Berrett, Promoted to Junior Exchange Clerk and Messenger
Malcolm Victor Boles, Promoted to Cadet
Francis Allan Bremner, Transferred to Naseby as Telegraph Message-boy
Eric Brocklebank, Promoted to Letter-carrier
Leslie Edward Brown, Promoted to Letter-carrier
John Samuel Browne, Promoted to Letter-carrier (Class G. 12)
Wallace Bruce, Promoted to Cadet
Robert Ferguson Budge, Promoted to Junior Exchange Clerk
Leslie Thomas Burke, Promoted to Messenger
Jack Burt, Promoted to Cadet
Ernest Nelson Butler, Transferred to Marton as Junior Exchange Clerk
Frederick Lennard Casbolt, Transferred to Kaitaia as Letter-carrier
Harry Chadwick, Transferred to Palmerston North as Messenger
Thomas Adair Chamberlain, Promoted to Letter-carrier
Charles Kitchener Clarke, Promoted to Junior Exchange Clerk
Henry Britton Cook, Promoted to Cadet
Francis Martin Corcoran, Transferred to T.O., Dunedin as Distributor
Charles Brysen Couling, Promoted to Junior Exchange Clerk
John William Dalton, Promoted to Messenger
Ernest Norman Dewar, Promoted to Assistant
Samuel Elmore, Promoted to Cadet
Albert Walter Erickson, Promoted to Letter-carrier
Michael Henry Fitzgerald, Promoted to Cadet
Samuel Ford, Transferred to Owaka as Junior Exchange Clerk
Arthur Leicester Franks, Transferred to Invercargill as Junior Exchange Clerk
Francis Hall Fredericks, Transferred to T.O., Christchurch as Junior Exchange Clerk
James Ernest Frost, Promoted to Letter-carrier
Patrick Gourley, Promoted to Assistant Head of Mail Staff
John Greaves, Promoted to Cadet
David Charles Green, Promoted to Telegram-sorter
Harold Victor Grimmer, Promoted to Letter-carrier
Arthur Richard Grimmett, Promoted to Junior Exchange Clerk

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