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New Zealand Gazette – 1918 – No. 109

Page 2881

✨ Public Service Resignations and Retirements

Aug. 8.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2881

RESIGNATIONS.

Name.	Position.	Place.	Date left Service.

AGRICULTURE, INDUSTRIES, AND COMMERCE DEPARTMENT.

Salisbury, Arthur Ernest .. | Poultry Instructor .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 31 May, 1918.

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.

Harvey, Edith .. .. .. | Sub-Matron .. .. | Industrial School, Auckland | 31 May, 1918.

INTERNAL AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT.

Malyon, Elizabeth (Mrs.) .. | Charwoman .. .. | Auckland .. .. | 10 May, 1918.

POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.

Ackerman, Frederick George .. | Telegraphist .. .. | Tauherenikau Military Camp | 16 June, 1918.
Allan, Cardin .. .. .. | Postman .. .. | Dunedin .. .. | 31 Mar., ,,
Bielby, William Edmund .. .. | Message-boy .. .. | Christchurch .. .. | 31 May, ,,
Burrows, Harry .. .. .. | Postmaster .. .. | Denniston .. .. | 15 June, ,,
Ebbitt, Leonard William .. .. | Exchange Clerk .. .. | Wairoa .. .. | 1 ,, ,,
Forbes, John Kimberley .. .. | Cadet.. .. .. | T.O., Christchurch .. .. | 28 May, ,,
Fow, Harry Hardley .. .. | Exchange Clerk .. .. | Hamilton .. .. | 31 ,, ,,
Gear, Stephen Charles William .. | Cadet.. .. .. | Greymouth .. .. | 22 ,, ,,
Gothard, Bertie .. .. .. | Postman .. .. | Auckland .. .. | 22 ,, ,,
Gullery, William Barfield .. .. | Cadet.. .. .. | Ashhurst .. .. | 18 ,, ,,
Hall, Leslie George .. .. | ,, .. .. | T.O., Auckland .. .. | 15 ,, ,,
Hanton, John Alexander Fraser .. | Message-boy .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 11 June, ,,
Hawkes, Dudley Ruston .. .. | Postman .. .. | Dannevirke .. .. | 31 May, ,,
Johnson, Joseph Edward.. .. | Cadet.. .. .. | Otorohanga .. .. | 31 ,, ,,
Kernahan, Marjorie Emmeline Dorothy | Assistant and Messenger .. | Norsewood .. .. | 30 ,, ,,
King, Daniel John .. .. .. | Cadet.. .. .. | C.P.O., Wellington .. .. | 21 June, ,,
Little, George .. .. .. | Clerk .. .. .. | General Post Office .. .. | 12 May, ,,
McClinchy, John James .. .. | Cadet.. .. .. | Taihape.. .. .. | 29 Mar., ,,
McLaren, John Currie .. .. | Clerk .. .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 15 May, ,,
Mann, Percy Stuart .. .. | Message-boy .. .. | Opunake .. .. | 30 April, ,,
Muir, Alec Lindsay .. .. | Distributor .. .. | Dunedin .. .. | 31 May, ,,
Paul, Frederick Arnold .. .. | Message-boy .. .. | Auckland .. .. | 5 June, ,,
Pawson, Reginald Ambrose Fraser .. | ,, .. .. | Rotorua .. .. | 30 ,, 1917.
Peek, Ivan Reginald .. .. | ,, .. .. | Upper Symonds Street .. .. | 27 April, 1918.
Petersen, James .. .. .. | ,, .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 31 May, ,,
Pocock, Norman Charles .. .. | Messenger .. .. | Napier .. .. | 31 ,, ,,
Quane, Joan Greeba .. .. | Cadette .. .. .. | T.O., Christchurch .. .. | 21 June, ,,
Ramsay, Elizabeth Isobel .. .. | Switchboard Attendant .. | Wellington .. .. | 31 May, ,,
Skelton, Francis John Redvers .. | Postman .. .. | Port Ahuriri .. .. | 26 ,, ,,
Stafford, William John .. .. | Clerk .. .. .. | Invercargill .. .. | 17 June, ,,
Underwood, Harold .. .. | Message-boy .. .. | Henderson .. .. | 15 May, ,,
Wake, Charles Beecroft .. .. | ,, .. .. | Hastings .. .. | 12 June, ,,

RETIREMENTS, ETC.

Name.	Position.	Place.	Date left Service.	Reason left Service.

CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT.

Ferriday, Hubert .. | Clerk .. .. | Auckland .. .. | 20 May, 1918 | Killed in action.

LANDS AND SURVEY DEPARTMENT.

Gourley, William Edwin .. | Draughting Cadet .. New Plymouth .. .. | 3 June, 1918 | Deceased.

POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.

Falvey, Thomas Joseph .. | Foreman Lineman .. | New Plymouth .. .. | 17 May, 1918 | Died of wounds.
Jamieson, Laurence .. | Telegraphist .. .. | Te Kuiti .. .. | 16 Nov., 1917 | Killed in action.
Newman, Richard .. | Postman .. .. | Gisborne .. .. | 18 May, 1918 | Died of wounds.
Sparkes, Ernest Pinfold .. | ,, .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 6 ,, ,, | Killed in action.
Wheeler, Henry .. | Mechanician .. .. | General Post Office .. .. | 17 ,, ,, | Deceased.
Bell, Mostyn Ashley .. | Postman .. .. | Nelson .. .. | 11 April, ,, | Office forfeited under section 57 (1) of Public Service Act, 1912.

Falconer, Alan Fairley .. | Message-boy .. .. | Oamaru .. .. | 11 May, ,, | Dismissed. Absent without leave.
Marple, Cedric Galdstone | Sorter .. .. | General Post Office .. .. | 11 ,, ,, | Ditto.
Quinn, Raymond Martin .. | Message-boy .. .. | Temuka .. .. | 18 ,, ,, | ,,

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT.

McGill, Allan .. .. .. | Overseer .. .. | Ohakune .. .. | 16 June, 1918 | Services dispensed with.

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🏛️ Public Service Resignations

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsResignations, Public Service, Agriculture, Education, Internal Affairs, Post and Telegraph
👱🏽 Names

35 names identified

Arthur Ernest Salisbury, Resigned as Poultry Instructor
Edith Harvey, Resigned as Sub-Matron
Elizabeth Malyon (Mrs), Resigned as Charwoman
Frederick George Ackerman, Resigned as Telegraphist
Cardin Allan, Resigned as Postman
William Edmund Bielby, Resigned as Message-boy
Harry Burrows, Resigned as Postmaster
Leonard William Ebbitt, Resigned as Exchange Clerk
John Kimberley Forbes, Resigned as Cadet
Harry Hardley Fow, Resigned as Exchange Clerk
Stephen Charles William Gear, Resigned as Cadet
Bertie Gothard, Resigned as Postman
William Barfield Gullery, Resigned as Cadet
Leslie George Hall, Resigned as Cadet
John Alexander Fraser Hanton, Resigned as Message-boy
Dudley Ruston Hawkes, Resigned as Postman
Joseph Edward Johnson, Resigned as Cadet
Marjorie Emmeline Dorothy Kernahan, Resigned as Assistant and Messenger
Daniel John King, Resigned as Cadet
George Little, Resigned as Clerk
John James McClinchy, Resigned as Cadet
John Currie McLaren, Resigned as Clerk
Percy Stuart Mann, Resigned as Message-boy
Alec Lindsay Muir, Resigned as Distributor
Frederick Arnold Paul, Resigned as Message-boy
Reginald Ambrose Fraser Pawson, Resigned as Message-boy
Ivan Reginald Peek, Resigned as Message-boy
James Petersen, Resigned as Message-boy
Norman Charles Pocock, Resigned as Messenger
Joan Greeba Quane, Resigned as Cadette
Elizabeth Isobel Ramsay, Resigned as Switchboard Attendant
Francis John Redvers Skelton, Resigned as Postman
William John Stafford, Resigned as Clerk
Harold Underwood, Resigned as Message-boy
Charles Beecroft Wake, Resigned as Message-boy

🏛️ Public Service Retirements and Dismissals

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsRetirements, Dismissals, Public Service, Customs, Lands and Survey, Post and Telegraph, Public Works
👱🏽 Names

12 names identified

Hubert Ferriday, Retired as Clerk
William Edwin Gourley, Retired as Draughting Cadet
Thomas Joseph Falvey, Retired as Foreman Lineman
Laurence Jamieson, Retired as Telegraphist
Richard Newman, Retired as Postman
Ernest Pinfold Sparkes, Retired as Postman
Henry Wheeler, Retired as Mechanician
Mostyn Ashley Bell, Dismissed as Postman
Alan Fairley Falconer, Dismissed as Message-boy
Cedric Galdstone Marple, Dismissed as Sorter
Raymond Martin Quinn, Dismissed as Message-boy
Allan McGill, Retired as Overseer

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