New Zealand Gazette – 1916 – No. 78

Page 2433

✨ Public Service Appointments

July 20.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2433

Notice of Appointments, Promotions, Transfers, &c.

Office of the Public Service Commissioner, Wellington, 19th June, 1916.

IN accordance with the provisions of section 60 of the Public Service Act, 1912, the Public Service Commissioner notifies that he has made the following appointments to, and promotions, transfers, &c., in the Public Service.

P. VERSCHAFFELT,
Secretary.

FIRST APPOINTMENTS.

Name.	Position.	Place.	Date of Appointment.
AGRICULTURE, INDUSTRIES, AND COMMERCE DEPARTMENT.
Duffy, Bernard John	Cadet	Chemical Laboratory, Wellington	26 Oct., 1915.
Forsyth, William Wallace	Dairy Instructor	Palmerston North	1 July, ,,
Kelly, James Patrick	Fields Inspector	Mangaweka	20 Oct., ,,
McKenzie, John McInnes	Storeman	Palmerston North	30 July, ,,
CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT.
Rae, Donald	Watchman	Auckland	8 Nov., 1915.
DEFENCE DEPARTMENT.
Jones, Walter William	Clerk	Area Group Office, Palmerston North	1 Nov., 1915.
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.
Spencer, Matthew	Farm Hand Attendant	Boys’ Training Farm, Nelson	27 Mar., 1915.
Sullivan, Mrs. Martha Avis Annis	Assistant Teacher	Waikare Native School	1 May, ,,
GOVERNMENT INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
Manson, Gordon Frank	Cadet	Invercargill	19 Oct., 1915.
INTERNAL AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT (RELIEVING STAFF).
Higgins, Leo Robert	Cadet	Nelson	20 Oct., 1915.
Sutton, Nita Katherine	Shorthand-writer and Typist	Wellington	1 Nov., ,,
Thompson, John James	Cadet	Auckland	8 ,, ,,
Watkin, Raymond Alan	,,	New Plymouth	26 Oct., ,,
Wolfe, William James	,,	Wellington	8 Nov., ,,
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT.
Baker, James	Warder	H.M. Prison, Auckland	13 June, 1915.
Blundell, William Joseph	,,	,, Lyttelton	14 May, ,,
Keith, Herbert Ian Neill	Cadet	Napier	21 Oct., ,,
Kitteridge, Arthur William	Warder	H.M. Prison, Auckland	1 Mar., ,,
LANDS AND SURVEY DEPARTMENT.
Boardman, William	Draughting Cadet	Auckland	1 Nov., 1915.
Mackie, Noel Seon	,,	,,	1 ,, ,,
Stevens, Beatrice Charlotte	Shorthand-writer and Typist	Nelson	1 ,, ,,
MARINE AND INSPECTION OF MACHINERY DEPARTMENT.
Holmes, Joseph William Henry	Harbourmaster and Customs Officer	Picton	1 Nov., 1915.
MENTAL HOSPITALS DEPARTMENT.
Gibb, Annie	Nurse	Mental Hospital, Porirua	1 May, 1915.
Hassall, Frank	Carpenter	,,	1 April, ,,
Ithill, William Samuel	Attendant	,, Hokitika	1 May, 1914.
Lucas, John	,,	,, Porirua	1 Dec., ,,
Price, Ruby	Nurse	,,	1 April, 1915.
Swann, Herbert Charles	Attendant	,,	1 Mar., ,,
POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.
Albrecht, Edward Laurence	Telegraph Message-boy	Te Aro	15 Nov., 1915.
Amos, David	,,	Palmerston North	6 ,, ,,
Ashbridge, George Richard	,,	Wellington South	16 Aug., ,,
Austin, Robin James Norman	,,	Dunedin	10 Nov., ,,
Baker, Walter Thomas	Chauffeur	G.P.O., Wellington	1 Aug., ,,
Begg, William Kemp	Telegraph Message-boy	Kohukohu	19 Nov., ,,
Bennett, Philip Andrew	,,	Nelson	22 ,, ,,
Bradley, James Charles Beach	,,	Lyttelton	11 ,, ,,
Brock, Ernest Cyril	,,	Paeroa	6 Oct., ,,
Campbell, William Donald	,,	Tikokino	8 Nov., ,,
Christison, James Aitken	,,	Hastings	15 ,, ,,
Colbert, Frederick Victor	,,	Napier	1 Oct., ,,
Comer, Cyril	,,	Thames	21 ,, ,,
Congdon, Cecil Charles	,,	Havelock	22 ,, ,,
Cox, George	,,	Timaru	15 Nov., ,,
Crombie, Albert Victor	,,	Oamaru	9 ,, ,,
Cruden, Richard Alexander	,,	Eltham	29 Oct., ,,
Curran, Michael Thaddeus John	,,	Southbridge	2 Nov., ,,
Davis, Howard Frederick	,,	Timaru	15 ,, ,,
Day, Rebe May	Telegraph Messenger	Kihikihi	1 ,, ,,
Dillon, John	Telegraph Message-boy	Dunedin	16 ,, ,,

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🏛️ Public Service Appointments and Promotions

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated19 June 1916
KeywordsAppointments, Promotions, Public Service, Government Departments
👱🏽 Names

49 names identified

Bernard John Duffy, Appointed Cadet
William Wallace Forsyth, Appointed Dairy Instructor
James Patrick Kelly, Appointed Fields Inspector
John McInnes McKenzie, Appointed Storeman
Donald Rae, Appointed Watchman
Walter William Jones, Appointed Clerk
Matthew Spencer, Appointed Farm Hand Attendant
Martha Avis Annis Sullivan (Mrs), Appointed Assistant Teacher
Gordon Frank Manson, Appointed Cadet
Leo Robert Higgins, Appointed Cadet
Nita Katherine Sutton, Appointed Shorthand-writer and Typist
John James Thompson, Appointed Cadet
Raymond Alan Watkin, Appointed Cadet
William James Wolfe, Appointed Cadet
James Baker, Appointed Warder
William Joseph Blundell, Appointed Warder
Herbert Ian Neill Keith, Appointed Cadet
Arthur William Kitteridge, Appointed Warder
William Boardman, Appointed Draughting Cadet
Noel Seon Mackie, Appointed Draughting Cadet
Beatrice Charlotte Stevens, Appointed Shorthand-writer and Typist
Joseph William Henry Holmes, Appointed Harbourmaster and Customs Officer
Annie Gibb, Appointed Nurse
Frank Hassall, Appointed Carpenter
William Samuel Ithill, Appointed Attendant
John Lucas, Appointed Attendant
Ruby Price, Appointed Nurse
Herbert Charles Swann, Appointed Attendant
Edward Laurence Albrecht, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
David Amos, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
George Richard Ashbridge, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Robin James Norman Austin, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Walter Thomas Baker, Appointed Chauffeur
William Kemp Begg, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Philip Andrew Bennett, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
James Charles Beach Bradley, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Ernest Cyril Brock, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
William Donald Campbell, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
James Aitken Christison, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Frederick Victor Colbert, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Cyril Comer, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Cecil Charles Congdon, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
George Cox, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Albert Victor Crombie, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Richard Alexander Cruden, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Michael Thaddeus John Curran, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Howard Frederick Davis, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy
Rebe May Day, Appointed Telegraph Messenger
John Dillon, Appointed Telegraph Message-boy

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P. Verschaffelt, Secretary

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