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New Zealand Gazette – 1917 – No. 141

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✨ Public Service Transfers

OFFICERS TRANSFERRED—continued.

Name	Transferred from	Transferred to	Date
	Position	Place	Position

POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT—continued.

| Standen, Leonard Percival | Chauffeur | ... | Dunedin | Chauffeur | 1 May, 1917 |
| Steere, James William | Cadet and Messenger | Wellington Government Buildings | Te Aro | Cadet | 7 Mar., " |
| Stott, Montague | Lineman | Auckland | Te Awamutu | Lineman | 23 Feb., " |
| Studd, Lionel Nicholson | Cadet | ... | Ohakune | Cadet | 14 Mar., " |
| Sweeney, Robert John | Junior Exchange Clerk | G.P.O., Wellington | C.P.O., Wellington | Junior Exchange Clerk | 6 " " |
| Symonds, Joyce Edward | ... | Palmerston North | Feilding | ... | 1 " " |
| Thompson, Stanley Holden | Cadet | G.P.O., Wellington | Wanganui | Cadet | 19 Feb., " |
| Upchurch, Albert Edward | ... | Dannevirke | Ohakune Junction | ... | 27 Mar., " |
| Verdon, Lizzie | Postmistress | Charleston | Apiti | Postmistress | 22 " " |
| Walsh, Frank Patrick | Messenger | Greymouth | Grey mouth | Letter-carrier | 7 " " |
| Walsh, George William | Telegraph Message-boy | Christchurch | New Brighton | Telegraph Message-boy | 1 " " |
| Washer, Charles Edward | Cadet | Opotiki | T.O., Wellington | Cadet | 6 " " |
| Watson, Cyril Robert Peter | Junior Exchange Clerk | Blenheim | Blenheim | Letter-carrier | 26 Dec., 1916 |
| Watson, William Edward Somerville | Telegraph Message-boy | Dunedin | Mornington | Telegraph Message-boy | 19 Mar., 1917 |
| Webster, Ethel Richenda Lizzie | Assistant | Linwood | Sydenham | Assistant | 5 Feb., " |
| West, James Robin | Telephonist | Oamaru | Oamaru | Letter-carrier | 23 Mar., " |
| Wheeler, Ralph Stanley | Telegraphist | Radio-Wellington | Radio-Awanui | Telegraphist | 19 " " |
| Wilkins, George Vincent | Cadet | G.P.O., Wellington | C.P.O., Auckland | Cadet | 22 " " |
| Willcock, Frank | Junior Exchange Clerk | Eketahuna | Feilding | Junior Exchange Clerk | 28 Feb., " |
| Williams, Stephen | Night-watchman | G.P.O., Wellington | G.P.O., Wellington | Storeman | 26 Mar., " |
| Williamson, David John | Counter Clerk | Auckland S.C. | C.P.O., Auckland | Clerk | 1 Feb., " |
| Wilson, Leslie George Lawrence | Telegraph Message-boy | Christchurch | Papanui | Telegraph Message-boy | 5 Mar., " |
| Winter, George Clements | Cadet | Nelson | Hirakoura | Cadet (Acting Postmaster) | 13 " " |
| Wishart, Colin Sinclair | ... | Motueka | Murchison | ... | 27 Feb., " |
| Woodham, Charles Manders | ... | Hawera | Ohura | ... | 10 Mar., " |

Public Trust Department

| Moyle, Ethel Elizabeth | Shorthand-writer and Typist | Napier | Shorthand-writer and Typist | Wellington | 10 April, 1917 |
| Pike, Thomas | Cadet | Hawera | Cadet | Wellington | 21 Mar., " |
| Watson, Mina Wilkie | Shorthand-writer and Typist | Wellington | Shorthand-writer and Typist | Napier | 10 April, " |

Public Works Department

| Butler, Fred Walsh | Draughtsman | Wellington | Taumarunui | Draughtsman | 10 Mar., 1917 |
| Caigou, Russell Grant | Engineer’s Assistant | ... | Greymouth | Engineer’s Assistant | 2 April, " |
| Cleasby, Charles Anthony | Shorthand-writer and Typist | District Office, Wellington | Paeroa | Shorthand-writer and Typist | 30 " " |
| Ellen, Gladys | ... | Electrical Engineer’s Office | Christchurch | ... | 10 " " |
| Hooker, George Brocklehurst | Draughtsman | Taumarunui | Head Office, Wellington | Draughtsman | 21 Mar., " |
| Thorpe, James | Assistant Engineer | Wairoa | Mangapai | Assistant Engineer | 5 April, " |
| Walker, Stanley Gordon | Engineer’s Assistant | Ngatapa | Napier | Engineer’s Assistant | 10 Mar., " |

Tourist and Health Resorts Department

| Galbraith, William Henry | Relieving Cadet | Christchurch | Wellington | Relieving Cadet | 3 May, 1917 |
| Horwell, Arthur Dowdall | Cadet | ... | Christchurch | Cadet | 3 April, " |
| Matheson, Ian Meiklejohn | ... | Rotorua | Wellington | ... | 12 " " |
| Penno, William Edward | ... | Wellington | Rotorua | ... | 10 " " |

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsTransfers, Public Service, Postal Service, Telegraph Service
👱🏽 Names

39 names identified

Leonard Percival Standen, Transferred from Dunedin to Dunedin as Chauffeur
James William Steere, Transferred from Wellington Government Buildings to Te Aro as Cadet
Montague Stott, Transferred from Auckland to Te Awamutu as Lineman
Lionel Nicholson Studd, Transferred to Ohakune as Cadet
Robert John Sweeney, Transferred from G.P.O., Wellington to C.P.O., Wellington as Junior Exchange Clerk
Joyce Edward Symonds, Transferred from Palmerston North to Feilding
Stanley Holden Thompson, Transferred from G.P.O., Wellington to Wanganui as Cadet
Albert Edward Upchurch, Transferred from Dannevirke to Ohakune Junction
Lizzie Verdon, Transferred from Charleston to Apiti as Postmistress
Frank Patrick Walsh, Transferred from Greymouth to Greymouth as Letter-carrier
George William Walsh, Transferred from Christchurch to New Brighton as Telegraph Message-boy
Charles Edward Washer, Transferred from Opotiki to T.O., Wellington as Cadet
Cyril Robert Peter Watson, Transferred from Blenheim to Blenheim as Letter-carrier
William Edward Somerville Watson, Transferred from Dunedin to Mornington as Telegraph Message-boy
Ethel Richenda Lizzie Webster, Transferred from Linwood to Sydenham as Assistant
James Robin West, Transferred from Oamaru to Oamaru as Letter-carrier
Ralph Stanley Wheeler, Transferred from Radio-Wellington to Radio-Awanui as Telegraphist
George Vincent Wilkins, Transferred from G.P.O., Wellington to C.P.O., Auckland as Cadet
Frank Willcock, Transferred from Eketahuna to Feilding as Junior Exchange Clerk
Stephen Williams, Transferred from G.P.O., Wellington to G.P.O., Wellington as Storeman
David John Williamson, Transferred from Auckland S.C. to C.P.O., Auckland as Clerk
Leslie George Lawrence Wilson, Transferred from Christchurch to Papanui as Telegraph Message-boy
George Clements Winter, Transferred from Nelson to Hirakoura as Cadet (Acting Postmaster)
Colin Sinclair Wishart, Transferred from Motueka to Murchison
Charles Manders Woodham, Transferred from Hawera to Ohura
Ethel Elizabeth Moyle, Transferred from Napier to Wellington as Shorthand-writer and Typist
Thomas Pike, Transferred from Hawera to Wellington as Cadet
Mina Wilkie Watson, Transferred from Wellington to Napier as Shorthand-writer and Typist
Fred Walsh Butler, Transferred from Wellington to Taumarunui as Draughtsman
Russell Grant Caigou, Transferred to Greymouth as Engineer’s Assistant
Charles Anthony Cleasby, Transferred from District Office, Wellington to Paeroa as Shorthand-writer and Typist
Gladys Ellen, Transferred to Christchurch
George Brocklehurst Hooker, Transferred from Taumarunui to Head Office, Wellington as Draughtsman
James Thorpe, Transferred from Wairoa to Mangapai as Assistant Engineer
Stanley Gordon Walker, Transferred from Ngatapa to Napier as Engineer’s Assistant
William Henry Galbraith, Transferred from Christchurch to Wellington as Relieving Cadet
Arthur Dowdall Horwell, Transferred to Christchurch as Cadet
Ian Meiklejohn Matheson, Transferred from Rotorua to Wellington
William Edward Penno, Transferred from Wellington to Rotorua

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