New Zealand Gazette – 1917 – No. 150

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✨ Public Service Transfers and Appointments

OFFICERS TRANSFERRED.

Name	Position	Place	Position	Place	Date
Bacon, Thomas	Fields Inspector	Pahiatua	Fields Inspector	Masterton	1 Mar., 1917
Foy, Nelson Reginald	Cadet	Head Office, Wellington	Cadet	Biological Laboratory, Wellington	27 Feb., "
Jenkinson, George Henry	Fields Inspector	Wellington	Fields Inspector	Auckland	16 " ,"
Riddler, Thomas	Assistant Meat Inspector	Christchurch	Assistant Meat Inspector	Timaru	11 Jan., "
Ross, William	Fields Inspector	Gisborne	Fields Inspector	Pahiatua	25 Feb., "

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.

Dargaville, Martha ... Third Assistant Teacher ... Whakarapa Native School ... Second Assistant Teacher ... Whirinaki Native School ... 12 Feb., 1917.

LANDS AND SURVEY DEPARTMENT.

Campbell, Roderick Duncan ... Crown Lands Ranger ... Auckland ... Crown Lands Ranger ... Hamilton ... 9 Feb., 1917.
Clarke, Edward Churton ... Crown Lands Ranger ... Hamilton ... Crown Lands Ranger ... Kawakawa ... 27 Jan., "

POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.

Adsett, Herbert Oscar ... Cadet ... T.O., Wellington ... Cadet ... Pahiatua ... 14 Feb., 1917.
Ardell, Denzil ... Clerk ... Napier ... Clerk ... G.P.O., Wellington ... 20 " ,"
Bennett, Philip Andrew ... Messenger ... Nelson ... Junior Exchange Clerk ... Nelson ... 19 " ,"
Bresnahan, Joseph Patrick ... Cadet ... " ... Cadet ... Wakefield ... 1 " ,"
Brock, Ernest Cyril ... Assistant and Messenger ... Te Aroha ... Messenger ... Paeroa ... 20 " ,"
Brodie, Thomas ... Telegraph Message-boy ... Auckland S.C. ... Telegraph Message-boy ... Auckland ... 8 " ,"
Brook, Walter ... District Accountant ... Wanganui ... District Accountant ... Timaru ... 12 " ,"
Brown, Arthur James ... Cadet ... Balclutha ... Cadet in Charge ... Tuatapere ... 13 Jan., "
Brown, George Blyth ... Clerk ... G.P.O., Wellington ... Clerk ... T.O., Auckland ... 6 Feb., "
Cade, Vivian Bruce ... Cadet ... Pahiatua ... Cadet ... T.O., Wellington ... 14 " ,"
Campbell, William Donald ... Telegraph Message-boy ... Eketahuna ... Telegraph Message-boy ... Wanganui ... 12 " ,"
Cargill, Hector MacDonald ... Letter-carrier and Messenger ... Petone ... Letter-carrier ... Petone ... 1 " ,"
Chant, Manson Waterson ... Acting Postmaster ... Trentham Military Camp ... Clerk ... C.P.O., Wellington ... 12 " ,"
Cheesman, Wilfred Francis ... Telegraph Message-boy ... Molesworth Street ... Telegraph Message-boy ... Wellington ... 29 Jan., "
Churcher, Albert Edward ... Cadet ... Te Kuiti ... Cadet ... Taumarunui ... 29 " ,"
Clarkson, Ronald Steve ... Telegraph Message-boy ... Dunedin ... Telegraph Message-boy ... Caversham ... 1 Feb., "
Collins, John Alfred ... " ... Wellington South ... " ... Courtenay Place ... 12 " ,"
Compton, Stanley Thomas ... Letter-carrier ... Johnsonville ... Messenger ... Kilbirnie ... 30 Dec., 1916.
Cossey, Frederick James ... " ... Auckland ... " ... Auckland ... 29 " ,"
Couling, Charles Brysen ... Cadet ... Greytown ... Cadet ... Lower Hutt ... 15 Feb., 1917.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1917, No 150

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1917, No 150

The Old Government Buildings (depicted) were completed in 1876 and initially housed the entire Wellington-based civil service as well as the entire New Zealand Cabinet. The Executive Council met there until 1948.

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsTransfers, Public Service, Agriculture Department
👱🏽 Names

Thomas Bacon, Transferred from Pahiatua to Masterton
Nelson Reginald Foy, Transferred from Head Office to Biological Laboratory
George Henry Jenkinson, Transferred from Wellington to Auckland
Thomas Riddler, Transferred from Christchurch to Timaru
William Ross, Transferred from Gisborne to Pahiatua

🎓 Education Department Transfers

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsTransfers, Education Department, Native Schools
👱🏽 Names

Martha Dargaville, Transferred from Whakarapa to Whirinaki Native School

🗺️ Lands and Survey Department Transfers

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsTransfers, Lands and Survey Department, Crown Lands Rangers
👱🏽 Names

Roderick Duncan Campbell, Transferred from Auckland to Hamilton
Edward Churton Clarke, Transferred from Hamilton to Kawakawa

🚂 Post and Telegraph Department Transfers

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsTransfers, Post and Telegraph Department, Cadets, Clerks
👱🏽 Names

20 names identified

Herbert Oscar Adsett, Transferred from Wellington to Pahiatua
Denzil Ardell, Transferred from Napier to Wellington
Philip Andrew Bennett, Promoted to Junior Exchange Clerk in Nelson
Joseph Patrick Bresnahan, Transferred from Nelson to Wakefield
Ernest Cyril Brock, Transferred from Te Aroha to Paeroa
Thomas Brodie, Transferred within Auckland
Walter Brook, Transferred from Wanganui to Timaru
Arthur James Brown, Transferred from Balclutha to Tuatapere
George Blyth Brown, Transferred from Wellington to Auckland
Vivian Bruce Cade, Transferred from Pahiatua to Wellington
William Donald Campbell, Transferred from Eketahuna to Wanganui
Hector MacDonald Cargill, Promoted to Letter-carrier in Petone
Manson Waterson Chant, Transferred from Trentham to Wellington
Wilfred Francis Cheesman, Transferred within Wellington
Albert Edward Churcher, Transferred from Te Kuiti to Taumarunui
Ronald Steve Clarkson, Transferred from Dunedin to Caversham
John Alfred Collins, Transferred within Wellington
Stanley Thomas Compton, Transferred from Johnsonville to Kilbirnie
Frederick James Cossey, Transferred within Auckland
Charles Brysen Couling, Transferred from Greytown to Lower Hutt

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