New Zealand Gazette – 1918 – No. 109

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✨ Public Service Transfers

OFFICERS TRANSFERRED.

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

AGRICULTURE, INDUSTRIES, AND COMMERCE DEPARTMENT.

CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT.

DEFENCE DEPARTMENT.

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.

JUSTICE DEPARTMENT.

MARINE AND INSPECTION OF MACHINERY DEPARTMENT.

POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1918, No 109

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1918, No 109

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🏛️ Public Service Transfers (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsTransfers, Public Service, Agriculture, Customs, Defence, Education, Justice, Marine, Post and Telegraph
👱🏽 Names

39 names identified

Frances Wain, Transferred from Christchurch to Biological Laboratory, Weraroa
Harold John Walton, Transferred from Feilding to Carterton
Joseph Thomas Bridgman, Transferred from Dunedin to Statistical Staff, Wellington
Robert French Wright, Transferred from Rangiora to Wellington
Victoria Hakaraia, Transferred from Native School, Waikare to Native School, Taemaro
William Patrick O'Connor, Transferred from H.M. Prison, Auckland to H.M. Prison, Waikeria
Samuel Hart, Transferred from Somes Island to Cape Palliser
Harold Francis Adams, Transferred from Carterton to Culverden
Frank Henry Anderson, Transferred from Culverden to T.O., Christchurch
James Thomas Berrett, Transferred from Patea to Wanganui
James Charles Beach Bradley, Transferred from Balclutha to Kaitangata
Victoria Annie Bridges, Transferred from Auckland to T.O., Auckland
Albin Roberts Burt, Transferred from T.O., Wellington to Wanganui
Walter George Caddy, Transferred from Auckland to Auckland
Samuel Angus Campbell, Transferred from Wanganui to T.O., Wellington
Herbert Cassey, Transferred from Te Kuiti to C.P.O., Auckland
Frederick Bruce Clarke, Transferred from Kaikoura to Waiau
Arthur Charles Stewart Corby, Transferred from Wanganui to Waverley
Una Eloise Coster, Transferred from Hamilton to Palmerston North
Margaret Robina Dale, Transferred from Dunedin to Timaru
John Clifford Davis, Transferred from T.O., Auckland to T.O., Wellington
Albert George Charles Edmonds, Transferred from Whangarei to Wanganui
Joseph Faulkner, Transferred from Dunedin to Dunedin North
Reginald William Napier Ferguson, Transferred within Owhango
Charles Oscar Galvin, Transferred from Wellington North to Wellington
Francis Joseph Rudolph Gibens, Transferred from Wellington to Hokitika
Ernest John Gough, Transferred from Rotorua to T.O., Auckland
Isabel Monica Gudgeon, Transferred within C.P.O., Christchurch
Joseph Hadfield, Transferred from Wellington to Telegraph Engineer's Office, Wellington
John Hastilow Hale, Transferred from Wellington to Blenheim
Ernest Cecil Harris, Transferred within Eketahuna
Victor Samuel Harris, Transferred from Wellington to Palmerston North
Henry John Hartnoll, Transferred from Mount Eden to Newton
William David Jesse Hay, Transferred from Waimate to Lawrence
James Colin Howat, Transferred from Hokitika to Ross
Clyde Howley, Transferred from Hamilton to Devonport
Leslie Illingworth, Transferred from Milton to T.O., Dunedin
Albert Edward Johnston, Transferred from Masterton to Nelson
Cyril Frederick Jones, Transferred within Auckland

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