New Zealand Gazette – 1917 – No. 165

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✨ Government Officer Transfers

OFFICERS TRANSFERRED.

Name.	Transferred from		Transferred to		Date.
	Position.	Place.	Position.	Place.

AGRICULTURE, INDUSTRIES, AND COMMERCE DEPARTMENT.

McTaggart, Alexander .. Agriculturist .. .. Wellington .. .. Agriculturist .. .. Weraroa .. .. 24 April, 1917.
Meadowcroft, Frederick Harold .. Cadet .. .. Head Office, Wellington .. Cadet .. .. Accountant’s Office, Wellington 17 May, ,,
Monro, William Burness .. Clerk .. .. Te Kauwhata Horticultural Station .. Clerk .. .. Ruakura Farm of Instruction.. 23 July, ,,
O’Brien, Maurice .. ,, .. .. Wellington .. .. ,, .. .. Weraroa .. .. 18 April, ,,
Saxby, Arthur William Robert .. Cadet .. .. Head Office, Wellington .. Cadet .. .. Chemical Laboratory, Wellington 21 May, ,,
Taylor, William Gee .. Veterinarian .. .. Ashburton .. .. Veterinarian .. .. Petone .. .. 1 ,, ,,
Tucker, Charles Henry Lockhart .. Rabbiter .. .. Kaitoke .. .. Rabbiter .. .. Wellington .. .. 23 July, ,,
Wilson, Augustine Frederick .. Fields Inspector .. .. Stratford .. .. Fields Inspector .. .. Ohakune .. .. 25 June, ,,

CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT.

Eyre, Charles Oswald .. Examining Officer (2nd Grade) .. Poverty Bay .. .. Examining Officer (2nd Grade) .. Auckland .. .. 5 May, 1917.
Gunson, Alfred Wright .. Relieving Cadet.. .. Wellington .. .. Relieving Cadet .. .. Head Office (Statistical Staff) .. 2 July, ,,
Hall, Roland Henry David .. Cadet .. .. Head Office .. .. Cadet .. .. Christchurch .. .. 8 May, ,,
Letcher, James .. Relieving Cadet.. .. Blenheim .. .. Relieving Cadet .. .. Head Office (Statistical Staff) .. 30 April, ,,
McDonald, Donald Roderick .. Clerk .. .. Head Office .. .. Clerk .. .. Auckland .. .. 29 May, ,,
Shaw, Stanley .. Cadet .. .. Gisborne .. .. Cadet .. .. Head Office .. .. 29 ,, ,,

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.

Blackie, Helen Wingate .. Instructress and Teacher of Physical Training .. Wellington, Wanganui, Taranaki, Hawke’s Bay Districts .. Instructress and Teacher of Physical Training .. Headquarters, Wanganui .. 1 July, 1917.
Fleming, Thomas Reid .. Senior Inspector of Schools .. Wellington .. .. Senior Inspector of Schools .. Dunedin .. .. 11 June, ,,
Lees, Vida Emma .. Assistant Teacher .. Special School, Otekaike .. Twelfth Assistant Teacher .. School for the Deaf, Sumner .. 10 May, ,,
Parker, Eleanor Emma .. 1st Assistant Teacher .. Native School, Te Teko .. Sole Teacher, Pamoana Native School .. Pamoana .. .. 22 ,, ,,
Parker, Eleanor Emma .. Sole Teacher .. Pamoana Native School .. Assistant Teacher .. Orauta Native School .. .. 16 June, ,,

JUSTICE DEPARTMENT.

Egarr, Ernest Leslie .. Cadet .. .. Head Office .. .. Cadet in Courts .. .. New Plymouth .. .. 9 May, 1917.

LABOUR DEPARTMENT.

Alexander, Charles Reginald .. Cadet .. .. New Plymouth .. .. Cadet .. .. Palmerston North .. .. 1 Aug., 1917.
Meadows, Lionel Robert .. ,, .. .. Christchurch .. .. ,, .. .. Wellington .. .. 29 May, ,,

POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.

Allen, Charles William McIlveen .. Cadet .. .. Morrinsville .. .. Cadet .. .. Manaia .. .. 2 June, 1917.
Ashley, David .. Distributor .. .. Timaru .. .. Junior Exchange Clerk .. Timaru .. .. 11 ,, ,,
Ashley, Lucy Ivy .. Cadette .. .. Oamaru .. .. Cadette .. .. T.O., Christchurch .. .. 29 May, ,,
Baker, Alick Newton .. Cadet .. .. Napier .. .. Cadet .. .. New Plymouth .. .. 12 ,, ,,
Baker, Thomas William .. Messenger .. .. Whangarei .. .. Letter-carrier .. Whangarei .. .. 14 ,, ,,
Banks, Ronald David .. Letter-carrier .. .. Martinborough .. .. Junior Exchange Clerk .. Martinborough .. .. 28 ,, ,,
Barnett, Phyllis .. Cadette .. .. Oamaru .. .. Cadette .. .. T.O., Christchurch .. .. 21 ,, ,,
Bayliss, James William Henry .. Junior Exchange Clerk .. Pahiatua .. .. Junior Exchange Clerk .. Feilding .. .. 26 June, ,,
Bennett, Walter Sydney .. Messenger .. .. New Plymouth .. .. Letter-carrier .. New Plymouth .. .. 28 May, ,,

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1917, No 165

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1917, No 165

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🌾 Transfers in Agriculture, Industries, and Commerce Department

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsTransfers, Agriculture, Wellington, Weraroa, Te Kauwhata, Ruakura, Ashburton, Petone, Kaitoke, Stratford, Ohakune
👱🏽 Names

8 names identified

Alexander McTaggart, Transferred from Wellington to Weraroa
Frederick Harold Meadowcroft, Transferred within Wellington
William Burness Monro, Transferred from Te Kauwhata to Ruakura
Maurice O’Brien, Transferred from Wellington to Weraroa
Arthur William Robert Saxby, Transferred within Wellington
William Gee Taylor, Transferred from Ashburton to Petone
Charles Henry Lockhart Tucker, Transferred from Kaitoke to Wellington
Augustine Frederick Wilson, Transferred from Stratford to Ohakune

🏭 Transfers in Customs Department

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsTransfers, Customs, Poverty Bay, Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Blenheim, Gisborne
👱🏽 Names

6 names identified

Charles Oswald Eyre, Transferred from Poverty Bay to Auckland
Alfred Wright Gunson, Transferred within Wellington
Roland Henry David Hall, Transferred from Wellington to Christchurch
James Letcher, Transferred from Blenheim to Wellington
Donald Roderick McDonald, Transferred from Wellington to Auckland
Stanley Shaw, Transferred from Gisborne to Wellington

🎓 Transfers in Education Department

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsTransfers, Education, Wellington, Wanganui, Taranaki, Hawke’s Bay, Dunedin, Otekaike, Sumner, Te Teko, Pamoana, Orauta
👱🏽 Names

Helen Wingate Blackie, Transferred to Wanganui
Thomas Reid Fleming, Transferred from Wellington to Dunedin
Vida Emma Lees, Transferred from Otekaike to Sumner
Eleanor Emma Parker, Transferred from Te Teko to Pamoana
Eleanor Emma Parker, Transferred from Pamoana to Orauta

⚖️ Transfers in Justice Department

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
KeywordsTransfers, Justice, Wellington, New Plymouth
👱🏽 Names

Ernest Leslie Egarr, Transferred from Wellington to New Plymouth

👷 Transfers in Labour Department

Domain👷 Labour & Employment
KeywordsTransfers, Labour, New Plymouth, Palmerston North, Christchurch, Wellington
👱🏽 Names

Charles Reginald Alexander, Transferred from New Plymouth to Palmerston North
Lionel Robert Meadows, Transferred from Christchurch to Wellington

🚂 Transfers in Post and Telegraph Department

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsTransfers, Post and Telegraph, Morrinsville, Manaia, Timaru, Oamaru, Christchurch, Napier, New Plymouth, Whangarei, Martinborough, Pahiatua, Feilding
👱🏽 Names

9 names identified

Charles William McIlveen Allen, Transferred from Morrinsville to Manaia
David Ashley, Transferred within Timaru
Lucy Ivy Ashley, Transferred from Oamaru to Christchurch
Alick Newton Baker, Transferred from Napier to New Plymouth
Thomas William Baker, Transferred within Whangarei
Ronald David Banks, Transferred within Martinborough
Phyllis Barnett, Transferred from Oamaru to Christchurch
James William Henry Bayliss, Transferred from Pahiatua to Feilding
Walter Sydney Bennett, Transferred within New Plymouth

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