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New Zealand Gazette – 1917 – No. 179

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✨ Officers Transferred

OFFICERS TRANSFERRED.

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

DEFENCE DEPARTMENT.

Fredric, Richard Augustus Charles .. | Civil Staff .. .. | Kaiwarra .. .. | Military Staff .. .. | Kaiwarra .. .. | 20 July, 1917.
Hopkinson, John Rooth .. .. | " .. .. | Wellington .. .. | " .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 20 " "
McGuigan, Owen Paul .. .. | " .. .. | Dunedin .. .. | " .. .. | Dunedin .. .. | 20 " "
White, Arthur Rumbold Carter .. .. | " .. .. | Christchurch .. .. | " .. .. | Christchurch .. .. | 20 " "

INTERNAL AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT.

Fenton, Ronald Wallace .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Office of Registrar of Births, | Cadet .. .. | Head Office, Wellington .. | 30 July, 1917.
| | Deaths, and Marriages, | | | |
| | Dunedin | | | |

LAND AND DEEDS DEPARTMENT.

Turner, John Steven .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Invercargill .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Hokitika .. .. | 1 Nov., 1917.

LANDS AND SURVEY DEPARTMENT.

Preston, Thomas William .. .. | Clerical Cadet .. .. | District Office, Wellington .. | Draughting Cadet .. .. | Dunedin .. .. | 30 Oct., 1917.
Watt, Alan George .. .. | Draughtsman .. .. | Head Office, Wellington .. | Draughtsman .. .. | District Office, Wellington .. | 8 " "

POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.

Adams, Harold Francis .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Featherston .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Carterton .. .. | 24 Oct., 1917.
Alsweiler, Lance Godfrey .. .. | " .. .. | Ormondville .. .. | Cadet and Messenger .. .. | Manaia .. .. | 8 " "
Bayliss, Leslie Earl .. .. | Letter-carrier .. .. | Johnsonville .. .. | Messenger .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 3 " "
Bell, Frederick George .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Petone .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Rongotea .. .. | 19 " "
Bell, William Lawrence .. .. | " .. .. | Wyndham .. .. | Cadet and Messenger .. .. | Edendale .. .. | 16 " "
Cossey, Frederick James .. .. | Letter-carrier .. .. | Auckland .. .. | Sorter .. .. | Auckland .. .. | 18 " "
Eggleton, Clement Holdsworth .. | Postmaster .. .. | Port Nelson .. .. | Telegraphist .. .. | Nelson .. .. | 2 " "
Elliott, William Lawrence .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Kohukohu .. .. | Cadet .. .. | T.O., Auckland .. .. | 22 " "
Gordon, William McPherson .. .. | " .. .. | Mangonui .. .. | " .. .. | Kohukohu .. .. | 22 " "
Green, Adeline Shennan .. .. | Cadette .. .. | Auckland .. .. | Cadette .. .. | Taupiri .. .. | 17 " "
Hall, Charles James .. .. | Letter-carrier .. .. | Millerton .. .. | Sorter .. .. | Blenheim .. .. | 8 " "
Henn, Percy Edward .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Eltham .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Wanganui .. .. | 22 " "
Hickinbottom, Winifred Hilda .. | Cadette .. .. | Timaru .. .. | Cadette .. .. | Picton .. .. | 13 " "
Hobbs, William Pierce .. .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Lower Hutt .. .. | P.O. Boy Messenger .. .. | Lower Hutt .. .. | 1 " "
Kidd, Cyril Walton .. .. | Sorter .. .. | Auckland .. .. | Letter-carrier .. .. | Auckland .. .. | 17 " "
Laurance, Francis James Black .. | Letter-carrier .. .. | " .. .. | Chauffeur .. .. | " .. .. | 13 " "
McKeag, William .. .. | Messenger .. .. | Greymouth .. .. | Letter-carrier .. .. | Greymouth.. .. | 1 " "
McNab, Cyril James .. .. | Junior Exchange Clerk .. | Hastings .. .. | " .. .. | Hastings .. .. | 8 " "
Mace, Albert Edward .. .. | " .. .. | Hamilton .. .. | Junior Exchange Clerk .. .. | Te Awamutu .. .. | 20 " "
Manning, Clifford Neville .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Tauranga .. .. | Cadet and Messenger .. .. | Te Puke .. .. | 12 " "
Maxey, William David .. .. | Sorter .. .. | Wellington .. .. | Sorter .. .. | Napier .. .. | 11 " "
Meyrick, Lionel Vincent .. .. | Junior Exchange Clerk .. | Hastings .. .. | Letter-carrier .. .. | Hastings .. .. | 8 " "
Pope, Cecil Stephen .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Matamata .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Papakura .. .. | 22 " "
Sorensen, Wallace Mafeking .. | Messenger .. .. | Longburn .. .. | Messenger .. .. | Palmerston North .. .. | 23 " "
Taylor, Frederick Arthur .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Wanganui .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Temuka .. .. | 18 " "
Thompson, Reginald Coulson .. .. | Cadet and Messenger .. | Te Puke .. .. | " .. .. | Patea .. .. | 15 " "

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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.

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🏛️ Officers Transferred in Various Departments

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsTransfers, Defence Department, Internal Affairs Department, Land and Deeds Department, Lands and Survey Department, Post and Telegraph Department
👱🏽 Names

34 names identified

Richard Augustus Charles Fredric, Transferred from Civil Staff to Military Staff
John Rooth Hopkinson, Transferred from Civil Staff to Military Staff
Owen Paul McGuigan, Transferred from Civil Staff to Military Staff
Arthur Rumbold Carter White, Transferred from Civil Staff to Military Staff
Ronald Wallace Fenton, Transferred from Cadet to Cadet
John Steven Turner, Transferred from Cadet to Cadet
Thomas William Preston, Transferred from Clerical Cadet to Draughting Cadet
Alan George Watt, Transferred from Draughtsman to Draughtsman
Harold Francis Adams, Transferred from Cadet to Cadet
Lance Godfrey Alsweiler, Transferred from Cadet to Cadet and Messenger
Leslie Earl Bayliss, Transferred from Letter-carrier to Messenger
Frederick George Bell, Transferred from Cadet to Cadet
William Lawrence Bell, Transferred from Cadet to Cadet and Messenger
Frederick James Cossey, Transferred from Letter-carrier to Sorter
Clement Holdsworth Eggleton, Transferred from Postmaster to Telegraphist
William Lawrence Elliott, Transferred from Cadet to Cadet
William McPherson Gordon, Transferred from Cadet to Cadet
Adeline Shennan Green, Transferred from Cadette to Cadette
Charles James Hall, Transferred from Letter-carrier to Sorter
Percy Edward Henn, Transferred from Cadet to Cadet
Winifred Hilda Hickinbottom, Transferred from Cadette to Cadette
William Pierce Hobbs, Transferred from Telegraph Message-boy to P.O. Boy Messenger
Cyril Walton Kidd, Transferred from Sorter to Letter-carrier
Francis James Black Laurance, Transferred from Letter-carrier to Chauffeur
William McKeag, Transferred from Messenger to Letter-carrier
Cyril James McNab, Transferred from Junior Exchange Clerk to Junior Exchange Clerk
Albert Edward Mace, Transferred from Junior Exchange Clerk to Junior Exchange Clerk
Clifford Neville Manning, Transferred from Cadet to Cadet and Messenger
William David Maxey, Transferred from Sorter to Sorter
Lionel Vincent Meyrick, Transferred from Junior Exchange Clerk to Letter-carrier
Cecil Stephen Pope, Transferred from Cadet to Cadet
Wallace Mafeking Sorensen, Transferred from Messenger to Messenger
Frederick Arthur Taylor, Transferred from Cadet to Cadet
Reginald Coulson Thompson, Transferred from Cadet and Messenger to Cadet and Messenger

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