New Zealand Gazette – 1918 – No. 109

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✨ Public Service Promotions

OFFICERS PROMOTED.

Name.	Position.	Place.	Promoted from	Position.	Place.	Date.
Carrington, Jean May ..	Housekeeper, Manager's House, Boys' Training Farm	Nelson	..	Seamstress Attendant, Special School	Otekaike	15 May, 1918.
Moston, Henry Ernest ...	Officer-in-Charge	Auckland	..	Deputy Chief Inspector of Factories and Deputy Superintendent of Workers' Dwellings	Wellington	16 April, 1918.
McMillan, Florence Ellen ..	Clerk ..	Christchurch	..	First Clerk	Christchurch	20 April, 1918.

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.

LABOUR DEPARTMENT.

LAND AND DEEDS DEPARTMENT.

POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.

Name.	Position.	Place.	Promoted from	Position.	Place.	Date.
Agnew, George Frederick Knox	Telegraph Message-boy	Pleasant Point	..	Junior Exchange Clerk and Messenger	Fairlie	15 April, 1918.
Anning, Sidney ...	Telegram-sorter	Christchurch	..	Cadet ..	Clyde	3 May, ""
Ansell, Alfred Alexander	Telegraph Message-boy	Te Puke	..	Junior Exchange Clerk	Te Puke	22 April, ""
Applegarth, Angelo Francis	"	Timaru	..	Messenger	Timaru	8 May, ""
Baird, James ...	"	Mangatainoka	..	Junior Exchange Clerk	Shannon	8 "", ""
Barnes, Henry James	"	Christchurch	..	Messenger	Christchurch	1 Mar., ""
Becks, Clarence Henry	"	Kaiapoi	..	Letter-carrier	Kaiapoi	29 April, ""
Bergin, Maurice Joseph	..	Rewanui	..	Letter-carrier and Messenger	Rewanui	17 "", ""
Berry, Albert ...	Sorter	Wellington	..	Clerk	C.P.O., Wellington	1 Mar., ""
Bicknell, Keith ...	Telegraph Message-boy	Greytown	..	Junior Exchange Clerk	Greytown	25 April, ""
Brook, Edward ...	Counter Clerk	Wellington	..	Assistant Counter Clerk	Wellington	9 Feb., ""
Brooker, Stephen William Bone*	Clerk (C, VI; maximum, £245)	C.P.O., Christchurch	..	Clerk (C, VI; maximum, £260)	C.P.O., Christchurch	19 Mar., ""
Burgess, William ...	Telegraph Message-boy	Epsom	..	Junior Exchange Clerk	Auckland	20 April, ""
Cambie, Herbert Roy ...	"	Hamilton	..	"	Hamilton	15 "", ""
Cameron, John Hendry	Foreman Lineman	Napier	..	Overseer	Napier	11 Feb., ""
Cannington, Wilfred Lacy	Telegraph Message-boy	Nelson	..	Telegram-sorter	Nelson	12 April, ""
Clare, George ...	Foreman Lineman	Timaru	..	Assistant Overseer	Timaru	11 Feb., ""
Clarkson, Ronald Steve	Telegraph Message-boy	Caversham	..	Cadet ...	Balclutha	31 Mar., ""
Cockerill, Henry Walter*	Clerk ..	T.O., Auckland	..	Technical Clerk	G.P.O., Wellington	15 Jan., ""
Cole, Rongotainui George William	Telegraph Message-boy	Masterton	..	Letter-carrier	Masterton	23 April, ""
Colling, Oliver ...	"	Dunedin	..	Distributor	Dunedin	1 "", ""
Cook, Albert Ernest	Clerk ...	C.P.O., Wellington	..	Assistant Head of Mail Staff	Wellington	28 Mar., ""
Cook, Oscar ...	"	Auckland	..	Delivery Clerk	"	22 April, ""
Cooper, Cecil Sheppardson	Telegram-sorter	Christchurch	..	Assistant Counter Clerk	Christchurch	5 "", ""
Corcoran, Francis Hugh	Telegraph Message-boy	Te Aroha	..	Letter-carrier	Te Aroha	22 "", ""
Cummins, Harry James	Junior Exchange Clerk	Christchurch	..	Cadet ..	Telegraph Engineer's Office, Christchurch	31 Mar., ""
Dabinett, Albert Edwin Hector	Foreman Lineman	Wanganui	..	Assistant Overseer	Wanganui	11 Feb., ""
Daniels, Herbert ...	Telegraph Message-boy	Upper Symonds Street	..	Junior Exchange Clerk	Waiuku	25 Mar., ""
Davis, Charles Stewart Parnell	"	Dunedin	..	Telegram-sorter	Dunedin	18 April, ""
Dean, Eileen Sanden	Telegraph Messenger	Ongaonga	..	Counterwoman	Hastings	1 May, ""

Officer absent with Expeditionary Force.

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsAppointments, Public Service, Post and Telegraph, Education, Labour, Land and Deeds
👱🏽 Names

33 names identified

Jean May Carrington, Promoted to Housekeeper, Manager's House, Boys' Training Farm
Henry Ernest Moston, Promoted to Officer-in-Charge
Florence Ellen McMillan, Promoted to Clerk
George Frederick Knox Agnew, Promoted to Junior Exchange Clerk and Messenger
Sidney Anning, Promoted to Cadet
Alfred Alexander Ansell, Promoted to Junior Exchange Clerk
Angelo Francis Applegarth, Promoted to Messenger
James Baird, Promoted to Junior Exchange Clerk
Henry James Barnes, Promoted to Messenger
Clarence Henry Becks, Promoted to Letter-carrier
Maurice Joseph Bergin, Promoted to Letter-carrier and Messenger
Albert Berry, Promoted to Clerk
Keith Bicknell, Promoted to Junior Exchange Clerk
Edward Brook, Promoted to Assistant Counter Clerk
Stephen William Bone Brooker, Promoted to Clerk
William Burgess, Promoted to Junior Exchange Clerk
Herbert Roy Cambie, Promoted to Junior Exchange Clerk
John Hendry Cameron, Promoted to Overseer
Wilfred Lacy Cannington, Promoted to Telegram-sorter
George Clare, Promoted to Assistant Overseer
Ronald Steve Clarkson, Promoted to Cadet
Henry Walter Cockerill, Promoted to Technical Clerk
Rongotainui George William Cole, Promoted to Letter-carrier
Oliver Colling, Promoted to Distributor
Albert Ernest Cook, Promoted to Assistant Head of Mail Staff
Oscar Cook, Promoted to Delivery Clerk
Cecil Sheppardson Cooper, Promoted to Assistant Counter Clerk
Francis Hugh Corcoran, Promoted to Letter-carrier
Harry James Cummins, Promoted to Cadet
Albert Edwin Hector Dabinett, Promoted to Assistant Overseer
Herbert Daniels, Promoted to Junior Exchange Clerk
Charles Stewart Parnell Davis, Promoted to Telegram-sorter
Eileen Sanden Dean, Promoted to Counterwoman

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