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New Zealand Gazette – 1917 – No. 165

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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.

Strawbridge, Maurice James .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Kaponga .. | Junior Exchange Clerk .. | Manaia .. | 17 July, 1917.
Sutton, Clarence Herbert .. | " .. | Richmond .. | Letter-carrier and Messenger .. | Richmond .. | 17 " , "
Taylor, Robert Hector .. | Letter-carrier .. | Pahiatua .. | Cadet .. | Napier .. | 21 June, "
Terry, Cyril Edward .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Dunedin .. | Letter-carrier .. | Kaitangata .. | 24 July, "
Tinnock, John Eunson .. | Junior Exchange Clerk .. | Invercargill .. | Cadet .. | T.O., Dunedin .. | 17 " , "
Tohill, William Michael .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Alexandra .. | Letter-carrier and Messenger .. | Mosgiel .. | 10 " , "
Troy, James John .. | Letter-carrier (Class G, 13) .. | Wellington .. | Letter-carrier (Class G, 12) .. | Wellington .. | 9 April, "
Udy, Hart .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Greytown .. | Letter-carrier .. | Greytown .. | 23 June, "
Walker, Alexander Claude.. | Messenger .. | Grey Lynn—Arch Hill .. | Cadet .. | Takapuna .. | 21 " , "
Walker, John Edward .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Greymouth .. | Messenger .. | Greymouth.. | 28 " , "
Walls, Allan Wilfred .. | Junior Exchange Clerk .. | Foxton .. | Cadet .. | Featherston .. | 21 " , "
Walsh, Bertrand Marmaduke .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Te Awamutu .. | Letter-carrier .. | Frankton Junction .. | 27 " , "
Walsh, George William .. | " .. | New Brighton .. | Messenger .. | Christchurch .. | 2 July, "
Waring, Albert Edward .. | " .. | Upper Symonds Street .. | " .. | Remuera .. | 11 June, "
Watson, Cyril Robert Peter .. | Letter-carrier .. | Blenheim .. | Cadet .. | Port Ahuriri .. | 21 " , "
White, Robert Allan .. | Clerk .. | Christchurch .. | Assistant Head of Mail Staff .. | Christchurch .. | 4 May, "
Williams, Alexander Edward .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Nelson .. | Bureau Clerk .. | Nelson .. | 17 July, "
Wilton, Harold Charles Henry .. | " .. | Christchurch .. | Messenger .. | Christchurch .. | 28 May, "
Woods, Walter Glyn .. | " .. | Paeroa .. | Letter-carrier .. | Paeroa .. | 7 June, "
Wright, Walter Henderson .. | " .. | Kawhia .. | Assistant Despatch Clerk.. | Rotorua .. | 10 July, "
Wyatt, Edward .. | " .. | Takapau .. | Messenger .. | Takapau .. | 7 June, "
Young, Ernest Harold .. | Letter-carrier .. | Leeston .. | Cadet .. | Ashburton .. | 17 July, "

TOURIST AND HEALTH RESORTS DEPARTMENT.

Thomson, Edith Jean .. | 2nd Grade Masseuse .. | Rotorua .. | 1st Grade Masseuse .. | Rotorua .. | 1 Dec., 1917.

INTERDEPARTMENTAL.

Bunchall, Harriet Ellen .. | Shorthand-writer and Typist, Agriculture, Industries, and Commerce Department | Christchurch .. | Shorthand-writer and Typist, Public Service Commissioner’s Office | Wellington .. | 16 July, 1917.
Galwey, Charles Edmund .. | Chief Computer, Government Insurance Department | Wellington .. | Actuary, National Provident and Friendly Societies Department | " .. | 6 Jan., "
Kent, Mabel Eunice .. | Shorthand-writer and Typist, Public Works Department | Christchurch .. | Shorthand-writer and Typist, Public Service Commissioner’s Office | " .. | 16 July, "

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated9 October 1917
KeywordsAppointments, Promotions, Public Service, Government Departments, Post and Telegraph Department
👱🏽 Names

26 names identified

Maurice James Strawbridge, Promoted to Junior Exchange Clerk
Clarence Herbert Sutton, Promoted to Letter-carrier and Messenger
Robert Hector Taylor, Promoted to Cadet
Cyril Edward Terry, Promoted to Letter-carrier
John Eunson Tinnock, Promoted to Cadet
William Michael Tohill, Promoted to Letter-carrier and Messenger
James John Troy, Promoted to Letter-carrier (Class G, 12)
Hart Udy, Promoted to Letter-carrier
Alexander Claude Walker, Promoted to Cadet
John Edward Walker, Promoted to Messenger
Allan Wilfred Walls, Promoted to Cadet
Bertrand Marmaduke Walsh, Promoted to Letter-carrier
George William Walsh, Promoted to Messenger
Albert Edward Waring, Promoted to Messenger
Cyril Robert Peter Watson, Promoted to Cadet
Robert Allan White, Promoted to Assistant Head of Mail Staff
Alexander Edward Williams, Promoted to Bureau Clerk
Harold Charles Henry Wilton, Promoted to Messenger
Walter Glyn Woods, Promoted to Letter-carrier
Walter Henderson Wright, Promoted to Assistant Despatch Clerk
Edward Wyatt, Promoted to Messenger
Ernest Harold Young, Promoted to Cadet
Edith Jean Thomson, Promoted to 1st Grade Masseuse
Harriet Ellen Bunchall, Transferred to Public Service Commissioner’s Office
Charles Edmund Galwey, Transferred to National Provident and Friendly Societies Department
Mabel Eunice Kent, Transferred to Public Service Commissioner’s Office

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