New Zealand Gazette – 1917 – No. 150

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✨ Resignations and Retirements

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RESIGNATIONS.

Name.	Position.	Place.	Date left Service.

CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT.

Johnston, Andrew Charles .. | Watchman .. .. | Lyttelton .. .. | 28 Feb., 1917.

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.

JUSTICE DEPARTMENT.

Keys, Leo .. .. .. | Warder .. .. | H.M. Prison, Auckland .. | 28 Feb., 1917.

LANDS AND SURVEY DEPARTMENT.

McVicar, Alexander .. .. | Plantation Foreman .. | Waiotapu .. .. | 28 Feb., 1917.

MENTAL HOSPITALS DEPARTMENT.

POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT.

Dewsbury, Ngaira .. .. | Shorthand-writer and typist .. | Head Office, Wellington .. | 28 Feb., 1917.

Amending entry in New Zealand Gazette No. 22, of 9th February, 1917.

RETIREMENTS, ETC.

Name.	Position.	Place.	Date left Service.	Reason left Service.

AGRICULTURE, INDUSTRIES, AND COMMERCE DEPARTMENT.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1917, No 150

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1917, No 150

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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🏛️ Resignations from Various Government Departments

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsResignations, Government Departments, Employees
👱🏽 Names

54 names identified

Andrew Charles Johnston, Resigned as Watchman
Harriet Abigail Hamilton, Resigned as 1st Assistant Teacher
Riwai Hiwinui Tawhiri, Resigned as Head Teacher
Leo Keys, Resigned as Warder
Alexander McVicar, Resigned as Plantation Foreman
Louise Annie Isabella Broderick, Resigned as Junior Nurse
Annie Hilda McCann, Resigned as Nurse
William Henry Gavin Bates, Resigned as Junior Exchange Clerk
Ella Grace Blomfield, Resigned as Acting Assistant
William Alexander Crossan, Resigned as Letter-carrier
William Trotter Dickson, Resigned as Letter-carrier
Thomas Andrew Direen, Resigned as Letter-carrier
Bertie Edward Dowsett, Resigned as Letter-carrier
Clement William Eden, Resigned as Cadet
Percy Donald George Foster, Resigned as Letter-carrier
Frederick Valentine Fulljames, Resigned as Letter-carrier
Douglas Ellis Gabbie, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Arthur Richard Grimmett, Resigned as Junior Exchange Clerk
Jane Winifred Hayes, Resigned as Acting Counterwoman
Michael David Patrick Hayes, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Robin William Hayes, Resigned as Junior Exchange Clerk
Clive Walter Hill, Resigned as Letter-carrier
Douglas Percival Hill, Resigned as Distributor
Charles Edwin Owen Hocking, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
George Henry Jones, Resigned as Letter-carrier
Horace Edward Keating, Resigned as Distributor
Charles Dunford King, Resigned as Letter-carrier
Leo Thomas King, Resigned as Junior Exchange Clerk
George Wallace Knox, Resigned as Cadet
Allan George Mackie, Resigned as Assistant and Messenger
Harold George Mabey, Resigned as Letter-carrier
Arthur William Mason, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
David Hugh Mason, Resigned as Junior Exchange Clerk
Raphael James Miscall, Resigned as Assistant
Charles Stephen Molan, Resigned as Messenger
Cornelius James O’Leary, Resigned as Junior Exchange Clerk
Thomas Ralph O’Rourke, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Margaret Wilhelmina Clark Peat, Resigned as Relieving Postmistress
Victor Luther Theodore Piper, Resigned as Junior Exchange Clerk
Alfred Hedley Porteous, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
William James Thomas Price, Resigned as Junior Exchange Clerk
William Stanley Norman Rennie, Resigned as Cadet
Edward Arthur Shannon, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Thomas Vipond Procter Small, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Easton Gillon Smellie, Resigned as Junior Exchange Clerk
Cecil George Spencer, Resigned as Junior Exchange Clerk
Roy Clifford Stirling, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
William Robb Strathern, Resigned as Junior Exchange Clerk
Walter James Sullivan, Resigned as Letter-carrier
Evan John Thomas, Resigned as Sorter
Horace Alexander Trott, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Edward Walter Watton, Resigned as Letter-carrier and Messenger
Douglas Wilson, Resigned as Telegraph Message-boy
Ngaira Dewsbury, Resigned as Shorthand-writer and typist

🌾 Retirements and Terminations from Agriculture, Industries, and Commerce Department

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsRetirements, Terminations, Agriculture Department
👱🏽 Names

Robert Crockett, Retired as medically unfit
Thomas Gilmour, Retired on superannuation
Jane Clara Smyth, Services dispensed with
William Stanilaus Smyth, Services dispensed with

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