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✨ Public Service Transfers

OFFICERS TRANSFERRED.

Name.	Transferred from		Transferred to		Date.
	Position.	Place.	Position.	Place.

AGRICULTURE, INDUSTRIES, AND COMMERCE DEPARTMENT.

Aird, James .. .. Cadet .. .. Napier .. .. Cadet .. .. Wellington .. .. 20 April, 1916.
Berridge, Charles .. Fruit Inspector .. Auckland .. Fruit Inspector .. Christchurch .. 17 ,, ,,
*Dunlop, William J. .. Fields Inspector .. Ohaeawai .. Assistant Meat Inspector .. Picton .. 28 Feb., ,,
Esam, Gordon .. Orchard Instructor .. Christchurch .. Orchard Instructor .. Hastings .. 26 April, ,,
Evatt, S. T. .. Meat Inspector .. Wellington .. Meat Inspector .. Palmerston North .. 4 Jan., ,,
Goodwin, Bertram G. .. Orchard Instructor .. Blenheim .. Orchard Instructor .. Wanganui .. 15 April, ,,
Marshall, William G. .. Meat Inspector .. Ngahauranga .. Meat Inspector .. New Plymouth .. 28 Mar., ,,
Mazure, Alphonse H. .. Vine and Wine Instructor .. Wellington .. Vine and Wine Instructor .. Auckland .. 1 ,, ,,
Pickering, C. A. .. Stock and Fields Inspector .. Havelock .. Fields Inspector .. Ohaeawai .. 29 ,, ,,

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.

Watkins, A. A. .. Head Teacher .. Whakarara Native School .. Head Teacher .. Waioweka Native School .. 9 Mar., 1916.
Watkin, Mary Ann .. Assistant Teacher .. ,, .. Assistant Teacher .. ,, .. 9 ,, ,,
West, Annie M. W. .. ,, .. Kirioka Native School .. ,, .. Te Horo Native School .. 10 April, ,,

INTERNAL AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT.

Carter, William .. Nightwatchman, Public Trust Office | Wellington .. Messenger, Base Records.. Wellington .. 28 April, 1916.
Fenton, Ronald W. .. Cadet .. ,, .. Cadet .. Dunedin .. 26 ,, ,,

JUSTICE DEPARTMENT.

Beck, Henry .. Probationary Warder .. H.M. Prison, Lyttelton .. H.M. Prison Probationary Warder.. Paparua .. 22 April, 1916.
Fraser, W. M. .. Relieving Cadet.. Invercargill .. Cadet .. Invercargill .. 12 Feb., ,,

LABOUR DEPARTMENT.

Whiting, Gains R. A. .. Inspector of Factories and Footwear | Christchurch .. Inspector of Factories and Footwear | Auckland .. 10 Sept., 1915.

LANDS AND SURVEY DEPARTMENT.

Quinn, James F. .. Clerk .. Dunedin .. Clerk .. Wellington .. 24 Jan., 1916.

MENTAL HOSPITALS DEPARTMENT.

Chilton, John .. Attendant with special qualifications | Christchurch .. Stockman .. Christchurch .. 1 April, 1916.

POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.

Adair, John Thomas .. Telegraph Message-boy .. Nelson .. P.O. Boy Messenger .. Nelson .. 5 Feb., 1916.
Allan, Harold George .. Cadet .. Ohakune .. Cadet .. Wanganui .. 14 April, ,,
Allan, Henry Richard .. Letter-carrier .. Wellington .. Sorter .. C.P.O., Wellington .. 27 Mar., ,,
Anderson, John Richard .. Junior Exchange Clerk .. Wanganui .. Messenger .. Wanganui .. 25 ,, ,,
Anderson, William .. Lineman .. Rawene .. Lineman .. Auckland .. 13 ,, ,,
Ashley, David .. Telegraph Message-boy .. Timaru .. P.O. Boy Messenger .. Timaru .. 17 ,, ,,
Baillie, Cyril James .. Cadet .. T.O., Christchurch .. Cadet .. T.O., Dunedin .. 28 ,, ,,
Baker, Francis Charles .. ,, .. ,, Wellington .. ,, .. Pukekohe .. 30 ,, ,,
Banks, Robert Bruce Christopher Marshall .. Assistant Despatch Clerk .. Napier .. Messenger .. Napier .. 12 April. ..
Barr, David McCaig .. Cadet .. Ashburton .. Cadet .. Lyttelton .. 20 Mar., ,,
Beck, Reginald Walton .. ,, .. Pahiatua .. ,, .. Upper Hutt .. 31 ,, ,,

*Amending entry on page 1200 of New Zealand Gazette No. 48, of 27th April, 1916.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1916, No 66

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After a massive fire destoyed the wooden Parliament complex in 1907, Old Government House (depicted) became the seat of Parliament until 1918. Demolished in 1969 to make way for the Beehive.

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated2 June 1916
KeywordsTransfers, Public Service, Agriculture, Education, Internal Affairs, Justice, Labour, Lands and Survey, Mental Hospitals, Post and Telegraph
👱🏽 Names

30 names identified

James Aird, Transferred from Napier to Wellington
Charles Berridge, Transferred from Auckland to Christchurch
William J. Dunlop, Transferred from Ohaeawai to Picton
Gordon Esam, Transferred from Christchurch to Hastings
S. T. Evatt, Transferred from Wellington to Palmerston North
Bertram G. Goodwin, Transferred from Blenheim to Wanganui
William G. Marshall, Transferred from Ngahauranga to New Plymouth
Alphonse H. Mazure, Transferred from Wellington to Auckland
C. A. Pickering, Transferred from Havelock to Ohaeawai
A. A. Watkins, Transferred from Whakarara Native School to Waioweka Native School
Mary Ann Watkin, Transferred from Whakarara Native School to Waioweka Native School
Annie M. W. West, Transferred from Kirioka Native School to Te Horo Native School
William Carter, Transferred from Public Trust Office to Base Records
Ronald W. Fenton, Transferred from Wellington to Dunedin
Henry Beck, Transferred from H.M. Prison, Lyttelton to H.M. Prison, Paparua
W. M. Fraser, Transferred from Relieving Cadet to Cadet
Gains R. A. Whiting, Transferred from Christchurch to Auckland
James F. Quinn, Transferred from Dunedin to Wellington
John Chilton, Transferred from Attendant to Stockman
John Thomas Adair, Transferred from Telegraph Message-boy to P.O. Boy Messenger
Harold George Allan, Transferred from Ohakune to Wanganui
Henry Richard Allan, Transferred from Letter-carrier to Sorter
John Richard Anderson, Transferred from Junior Exchange Clerk to Messenger
William Anderson, Transferred from Rawene to Auckland
David Ashley, Transferred from Telegraph Message-boy to P.O. Boy Messenger
Cyril James Baillie, Transferred from T.O., Christchurch to T.O., Dunedin
Francis Charles Baker, Transferred from T.O., Wellington to Pukekohe
Robert Bruce Christopher Marshall Banks, Transferred from Assistant Despatch Clerk to Messenger
David McCaig Barr, Transferred from Ashburton to Lyttelton
Reginald Walton Beck, Transferred from Pahiatua to Upper Hutt

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