New Zealand Gazette – 1917 – No. 22

Page 489

✨ Public Service Transfers

OFFICERS TRANSFERRED.

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

AGRICULTURE, INDUSTRIES, AND COMMERCE DEPARTMENT.

CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT.

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.

JUSTICE (PRISONS) DEPARTMENT.

GOVERNMENT INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

LABOUR DEPARTMENT.

LANDS AND SURVEY DEPARTMENT.

MARINE AND INSPECTION OF MACHINERY DEPARTMENT.

POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1917, No 22

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1917, No 22

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated23 January 1917
KeywordsTransfers, Public Service, Agriculture, Customs, Education, Justice, Government Insurance, Labour, Lands and Survey, Marine, Post and Telegraph
👱🏽 Names

32 names identified

Alexander Cook, Transferred from Dairy Inspector to Inspector of Stock
Charles Copestake, Transferred from Meat Inspector to Meat Inspector
Robert Douglass, Transferred from Assistant Meat Inspector to Assistant Meat Inspector
William John Dunlop, Transferred from Meat Inspector to Meat Inspector
Lionel James Meredith, Transferred from Clerk to Clerk
Colin Charles Robertson, Transferred from Dairy Instructor and Grader to Grader-in-charge
Joseph Thomas Bridgman, Transferred from Examining Officer to Examining Officer
Arthur Howard Brooke-Taylor, Transferred from Relieving Cadet to Relieving Cadet
Roland Henry David Hall, Transferred from Cadet to Cadet
Henry Robert Ker, Transferred from Clerk to Clerk
Robert Reginald Kirkpatrick, Transferred from Cadet to Cadet
Maurice John McGahey, Transferred from Clerk to Clerk
Edward McLelland, Transferred from Cadet to Cadet
John Robert Don, Transferred from Acting Inspector to Inspector of Schools
William Ayling, Transferred from Acting Principal Warder to Acting Principal Warder
David Baldwin, Transferred from Warder to Warder
Robert James Blackmore, Transferred from Probationary Warder to Probationary Warder
Arthur Campbell Brown, Transferred from Probationary Warder to Probationary Warder
Francis Joseph Foy, Transferred from Probationary Warder to Probationary Warder
William Andrew Gorbey, Transferred from Warder to Warder
Charles Edward Harrington, Transferred from Warder to Warder
George Dawson McKechnie, Transferred from Probationary Warder to Probationary Warder
Maurice William Wratt, Transferred from Relieving Cadet to Relieving Cadet
Charles Septimus Munn, Transferred from Cadet to Cadet
Gordon Ivan Becson, Transferred from Clerk to Clerk
Peter Wallace Grenfell, Transferred from Principal Keeper to Principal Keeper
Norman Creighton Abernethy, Transferred from Cadet to Cadet
Lance Godfrey Alsweiler, Transferred from Cadet to Cadet
David Edward Anderson, Transferred from Telegraph Message-boy to Telegraph Message-boy
Walter Gilbert Crackles Ashbridge, Transferred from Cadet to Cadet
Noble Baxter, Transferred from Cadet to Cadet
Casement Leonard Bernard, Transferred from Messenger to Junior Exchange Clerk

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