New Zealand Gazette – 1916 – No. 89

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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.

McCullough, William James .. Messenger .. .. Te Aro .. .. Cadet .. .. C.P.O., Wellington .. .. 19 June, 1916.
McGregor, Arthur Eldred .. Chief Clerk .. .. Nelson .. .. Chief Postmaster .. .. Hokitika .. .. 1 Aug., ,,
McKenzie, Allan .. Junior Exchange Clerk .. Hamilton .. .. Cadet .. .. Onehunga .. .. 14 May, ,,
McKenzie, Eric .. Telegraph Message-boy .. Leeston .. .. ,, .. .. Feilding .. .. 14 ,, ,,
McNab, Cyril James .. ,, .. .. Hastings .. .. Junior Exchange Clerk .. Hastings .. .. 17 April, ,,
Marston, George William .. ,, .. .. Coromandel .. .. Cadet .. .. T.O., Auckland .. .. 14 May, ,,
Martin, Thomas Stanley .. ,, .. .. Hawera .. .. Messenger .. .. Hawera .. .. 19 April, ,,
Mather, Ernest .. ,, .. .. Otane .. .. Junior Exchange Clerk .. Otane .. .. 13 ,, ,,
Mitchell, Alexander Charles .. Messenger .. .. Invercargill .. .. Cadet .. .. Invercargill .. .. 3 ,, ,,
Moran, Robert Henry Francis .. Telegraph Message-boy .. Karangahake .. .. Letter-carrier .. .. Karangahake .. .. 11 May, ,,
Morris, William Alonza .. ,, .. .. Oamaru .. .. ,, .. .. Oamaru .. .. 1 ,, ,,
Muir, Alec Lindsay .. ,, .. .. Moray Place .. .. Telegram-sorter.. .. Dunedin .. .. 12 June, ,,
Nevitt, John Cornes .. Draughtsman (Class C. VII) .. G.P.O., Wellington .. .. Draughtsman (Class C. VI) .. G.P.O., Wellington .. .. 1 April, ,,
O’Connell, Esther Teresa .. Switchboard Attendant .. Timaru .. .. Assistant Supervisor .. T E., Invercargill .. .. 6 June, ,,
O’Donnell, Edward Joseph Daniel .. Telegraph Message-boy .. Oamaru .. .. Letter-carrier .. .. Oamaru .. .. 13 ,, ,,
Oldham, Edmund Gill .. Letter-carrier .. .. Devonport .. .. Cadet .. .. Te Awamutu .. .. 14 May, ,,
Owen, Horace .. Telegraph Message-boy .. Dannevirke.. .. Junior Exchange Clerk .. Dannevirke .. .. 19 ,, ,,
Parker, Reginald Douglas .. ,, .. .. Wellington .. .. Junior Exchange Clerk .. Wellington .. .. 10 ,, ,,
Pellow, Christopher Roy .. ,, .. .. Te Awamutu .. .. Letter-carrier .. .. Te Awamutu .. .. 1 May, ,,
Perkins, Cecil Redvers Buller .. ,, .. .. Wairoa .. .. ,, .. .. Wairoa .. .. 6 ,, ,,
Price, Gordon Arthur .. Assistant Despatch Clerk (Class G. 13) .. Dunedin .. .. Assistant Despatch Clerk (Class C. VIII) .. Dunedin .. .. 3 ,, ,,

Procter, Ernest William .. Telegraph Message-boy .. Waitara .. .. Junior Exchange Clerk .. Waitara .. .. 17 April, ,,
Proudfoot, Harold Scott .. ,, .. .. Wellington .. .. Messenger .. .. C.P.O., Wellington .. .. 1 May, ,,
Pye, Martin Langley .. ,, .. .. Auckland .. .. Distributor .. .. Auckland .. .. 2 ,, ,,
Rice, Percy Charles .. ,, .. .. Ohakune .. .. Junior Exchange Clerk .. Ohakune .. .. 15 ,, ,,
Robertson, John Stewart .. ,, .. .. South Dunedin .. .. Letter-carrier .. .. Lawrence .. .. 28 April, ,,
Sanford, Norman .. ,, .. .. Te Kopuru .. .. Junior Exchange Clerk and Messenger .. Warkworth.. .. 15 May, ,,
Sinclair, Charles Robert .. Assistant Despatch Clerk (Class G. 12) .. Auckland .. .. Assistant Despatch Clerk (Class C. VII) .. Auckland .. .. 13 Dec., 1915.

Sisley, Gordon Haselman .. Cadet .. .. C.P.O., Wellington .. .. Clerk .. .. C.P.O., Wellington .. .. 13 Jan., ,,
Spencer, Cecil George .. Telegraph Message-boy .. Shannon .. .. Junior Exchange Clerk .. Shannon .. .. 15 May, 1916.
Sutherland, Walter Leslie Rae .. ,, .. .. Dunedin .. .. Messenger .. .. C P.O., Dunedin .. .. 8 June, ,,
Sutherland, William .. ,, .. .. Drury .. .. Junior Exchange Clerk and Messenger .. Matiere .. .. 7 ,, ,,
Upchurch, Albert Edward.. .. ,, .. .. Marton .. .. Junior Exchange Clerk .. Marton .. .. 1 ,, ,,
von Rotter, Arthur Carrington .. ,, .. .. Blenheim .. .. Distributor .. .. Blenheim .. .. 13 May, ,,
Wallace, Norman Robert Speirs .. Assistant Despatch Clerk (Class G. 12) .. Invercargill.. .. Assistant Despatch Clerk (Class C. VII) .. Invercargill .. .. 1 July, 1914.

Weir, Allan .. Telegraph Message-boy .. Dunedin .. .. Messenger .. .. Balclutha .. .. 9 June, 1916.
Williamson, Allen Douglas .. Junior Exchange Clerk .. Mataura .. .. Cadet .. .. Port Chalmers .. .. 14 May, ,,
Wright, John Watson .. Telegraph Message-boy .. Gore .. .. Junior Exchange Clerk and Messenger .. Balfour .. .. 26 April, ,,

PRINTING AND STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.

Marks, Marcus Francis .. .. Hansard and Copy Supervisor .. Wellington .. .. Government Printer .. .. Wellington .. .. 1 July, 1916.
Pyne, Edward .. .. First Machine-room Assistant .. ,, .. .. Roller-caster .. .. ,, .. .. 1 ,, ,,
Tinney, Frank .. .. Assistant, Machine-room .. ,, .. .. First Assistant, Machine-room .. ,, .. .. 1 ,, ,,

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1916, No 89

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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.

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated12 August 1916
KeywordsAppointments, Promotions, Public Service, Government Positions, Post and Telegraph Department
👱🏽 Names

41 names identified

William James McCullough, Promoted from Messenger to Cadet
Arthur Eldred McGregor, Promoted from Chief Clerk to Chief Postmaster
Allan McKenzie, Promoted from Junior Exchange Clerk to Cadet
Eric McKenzie, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Cadet
Cyril James McNab, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Junior Exchange Clerk
George William Marston, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Cadet
Thomas Stanley Martin, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Messenger
Ernest Mather, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Junior Exchange Clerk
Alexander Charles Mitchell, Promoted from Messenger to Cadet
Robert Henry Francis Moran, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Letter-carrier
William Alonza Morris, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Letter-carrier
Alec Lindsay Muir, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Telegram-sorter
John Cornes Nevitt, Promoted from Draughtsman (Class C. VII) to Draughtsman (Class C. VI)
Esther Teresa O’Connell, Promoted from Switchboard Attendant to Assistant Supervisor
Edward Joseph Daniel O’Donnell, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Letter-carrier
Edmund Gill Oldham, Promoted from Letter-carrier to Cadet
Horace Owen, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Junior Exchange Clerk
Reginald Douglas Parker, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Junior Exchange Clerk
Christopher Roy Pellow, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Letter-carrier
Cecil Redvers Buller Perkins, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Letter-carrier
Gordon Arthur Price, Promoted from Assistant Despatch Clerk (Class G. 13) to Assistant Despatch Clerk (Class C. VIII)
Ernest William Procter, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Junior Exchange Clerk
Harold Scott Proudfoot, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Messenger
Martin Langley Pye, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Distributor
Percy Charles Rice, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Junior Exchange Clerk
John Stewart Robertson, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Letter-carrier
Norman Sanford, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Junior Exchange Clerk and Messenger
Charles Robert Sinclair, Promoted from Assistant Despatch Clerk (Class G. 12) to Assistant Despatch Clerk (Class C. VII)
Gordon Haselman Sisley, Promoted from Cadet to Clerk
Cecil George Spencer, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Junior Exchange Clerk
Walter Leslie Rae Sutherland, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Messenger
William Sutherland, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Junior Exchange Clerk and Messenger
Albert Edward Upchurch, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Junior Exchange Clerk
Arthur Carrington von Rotter, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Distributor
Norman Robert Speirs Wallace, Promoted from Assistant Despatch Clerk (Class G. 12) to Assistant Despatch Clerk (Class C. VII)
Allan Weir, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Messenger
Allen Douglas Williamson, Promoted from Junior Exchange Clerk to Cadet
John Watson Wright, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Junior Exchange Clerk and Messenger
Marcus Francis Marks, Promoted from Hansard and Copy Supervisor to Government Printer
Edward Pyne, Promoted from First Machine-room Assistant to Roller-caster
Frank Tinney, Promoted from Assistant, Machine-room to First Assistant, Machine-room

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