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New Zealand Gazette – 1918 – No. 147

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✨ Public Service Promotions

OFFICERS PROMOTED.

Name.	Promoted from		Promoted to		Date.
	Position.	Place.	Position.	Place.

AGRICULTURE, INDUSTRIES, AND COMMERCE DEPARTMENT.

Scott, John Gilbert .. | Fields Inspector (maximum, £300) | Lincoln .. .. | Fields Inspector (Maximum, £330) | Blenheim .. .. | 13 July, 1918.

CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT.

Ecclesfield, Robert George .. | Examining Officer (1st Grade) .. | Christchurch .. .. | First Clerk (Class IV) .. .. | Christchurch .. .. | 1 July, 1918.

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.

Lear, Erie .. .. .. | Shorthand-writer and Typist .. | Head Office, Wellington .. | Shorthand Reporter .. .. | Head Office, Wellington .. | 1 Aug., 1918.
Woodhouse, Ethel Senior .. .. | Clerk Attendant .. .. | Receiving Home, Christchurch | Boarding-out Officer, Boys’ Training-farm, and District Agent, Infant-life Protection | Nelson .. .. | 13 July, ,,

INTERNAL AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT.

Mahone, Willis .. .. .. | Messenger .. .. .. | Wellington .. .. | Sorter and Despatcher .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 17 June, 1918.
Thomson, James Thomas Arthur .. | Nightwatchman.. .. .. | ,, .. .. | Supervising Officer of Nightwatchmen | ,, .. .. | 15 July, ,,

POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.

Adams, John William .. .. | Cadet .. .. .. | Gisborne .. .. | Clerk .. .. .. | Gisborne .. .. | 13 May, 1918.
Barnard, Frederick William .. | Telegraphist .. .. .. | Hastings .. .. | Senior Clerk and Telegraphist .. | Marton .. .. | 11 Mar., ,,
Bowden, Alfred Victor Roberts .. | Messenger .. .. .. | Dunedin .. .. | Cadet .. .. .. | C.P.O., Dunedin .. .. | 21 June, ,,
Brabant, Harry Ernest .. .. | Cadet .. .. .. | Palmerston North .. | Clerk .. .. .. | Palmerston North .. .. | 1 April, ,,
Buchanan, Andrew Henry.. .. | Messenger .. .. .. | Gore .. .. | Cadet .. .. .. | Balclutha .. .. | 24 May, ,,
Carr, Lucy Eileen .. .. .. | Switchboard Attendant .. .. | Auckland .. .. | Machinist .. .. .. | C.P.O., Auckland .. .. | 1 April, ,,
Cheesman, George Seddon .. .. | Exchange Clerk .. .. .. | Blenheim .. .. | Cadet .. .. .. | Havelock North .. .. | 7 June, ,,
Churton, John Knowles .. .. | Message-boy .. .. .. | Auckland .. .. | Messenger .. .. .. | Kingsland .. .. | 14 ,, ,,
Comrie, Douglas Sydney Alexander .. | Cadet .. .. .. | New Plymouth .. | Clerk .. .. .. | New Plymouth .. .. | 30 May, ,,
Connell, Frederick Norman .. .. | ,, .. .. .. | Matamata .. .. | Telegraphist .. .. .. | Matamata .. .. | 4 June, ,,
Cook, Kenneth James George .. | Telegram-folder .. .. .. | Nelson .. .. | Cadet .. .. .. | Masterton .. .. | 11 ,, ,,
Croker, Agnese Muriel .. .. | Switchboard Attendant .. .. | Auckland .. .. | Machinist .. .. .. | C.P.O., Auckland .. .. | 1 April, ,,
Cuthbert, Walter Henry .. .. | Cadet .. .. .. | Hamilton .. .. | Telegraphist .. .. .. | Hamilton .. .. | 3 May, ,,
Daniell, Leonard Harry .. .. | ,, .. .. .. | General Post Office .. | Clerk .. .. .. | General Post Office .. .. | 12 June, ,,
Dent, Alexander .. .. .. | Message-boy .. .. .. | Westport .. .. | Telephonist .. .. .. | Westport .. .. | 10 ,, ,,
Dunstan, Stanley Hales .. .. | Cadet .. .. .. | New Plymouth .. | Clerk .. .. .. | New Plymouth .. .. | 28 May, ,,
Ferguson, Walter Douglas .. .. | ,, .. .. .. | Woodville .. .. | Telegraphist .. .. .. | Woodville .. .. | 13 June, ,,
Fothergill, John .. .. .. | Exchange Clerk and Messenger .. | Upper Hutt .. .. | Cadet .. .. .. | Waverley .. .. | 2 ,, ,,
Fowke, Frank Jagger .. .. .. | Message-boy .. .. .. | Christchurch .. | ,, .. .. .. | Ashburton .. .. | 7 ,, ,,
Galvin, Charles Oscar .. .. .. | ,, .. .. .. | Wellington .. .. | Messenger .. .. .. | General Post Office .. .. | 7 ,, ,,
Gleeson, John .. .. .. | ,, .. .. .. | Blenheim .. .. | Exchange Clerk .. .. .. | Blenheim .. .. | 1 ,, ,,
Graham, William Henry .. .. | ,, .. .. .. | Thames .. .. | Postman .. .. .. | Thames .. .. | 19 ,, ,,
Hannigan Charles Joseph .. .. | Exchange Clerk .. .. .. | Ashburton .. .. | Clerk .. .. .. | T.E., Invercargill .. .. | 12 ,, ,,
Harding, Helena Elizabeth .. .. | Cadette .. .. .. | Wanganui .. .. | Telegraphist .. .. .. | Wanganui .. .. | 20 ,, ,,
Harris, Elizabeth Rudlige Jessie .. | Message-girl .. .. .. | Gisborne .. .. | Distributor .. .. .. | Gisborne .. .. | 13 ,, ,,
Hoglund, Gustaf Adolf .. .. | Message-boy .. .. .. | Springfield .. .. | Postman .. .. .. | Leeston .. .. | 14 ,, ,,
Howrth, Spensley Homer .. .. | Mechanician .. .. .. | Dunedin .. .. | Head Mechanic .. .. .. | Dunedin .. .. | 17 April, ,,
Jackson, Edward William .. .. | Clerk in Charge of Motor Section (Class C VI) | General Post Office .. | Clerk in Charge of Motor Section (Class C V) | General Post Office .. .. | 1 ,, ,,
Larking, Jessie .. .. .. | Message-girl .. .. .. | Clyde .. .. | Switchboard Attendant .. .. | Clyde .. .. | 3 June, ,,
Lawrence, Thomas .. .. .. | Storeman .. .. .. | Telegraph Workshops, Wellington | Foreman Storeman .. .. | Telegraph Workshops, Wellington | 17 ,, ,,
Leahy, William Joseph .. .. | Telegraphist .. .. .. | Wellington .. .. | Supervisor .. .. .. | T.E., Wellington .. .. | 27 May, ,,

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VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1918, No 147

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1918, No 147

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated2 September 1918
KeywordsPromotions, Public Service, Agriculture, Customs, Education, Internal Affairs, Post and Telegraph
👱🏽 Names

37 names identified

John Gilbert Scott, Promoted to Fields Inspector
Robert George Ecclesfield, Promoted to First Clerk
Erie Lear, Promoted to Shorthand Reporter
Ethel Senior Woodhouse, Promoted to Boarding-out Officer
Willis Mahone, Promoted to Sorter and Despatcher
James Thomas Arthur Thomson, Promoted to Supervising Officer
John William Adams, Promoted to Clerk
Frederick William Barnard, Promoted to Senior Clerk and Telegraphist
Alfred Victor Roberts Bowden, Promoted to Cadet
Harry Ernest Brabant, Promoted to Clerk
Andrew Henry Buchanan, Promoted to Cadet
Lucy Eileen Carr, Promoted to Machinist
George Seddon Cheesman, Promoted to Cadet
John Knowles Churton, Promoted to Messenger
Douglas Sydney Alexander Comrie, Promoted to Clerk
Frederick Norman Connell, Promoted to Telegraphist
Kenneth James George Cook, Promoted to Cadet
Agnese Muriel Croker, Promoted to Machinist
Walter Henry Cuthbert, Promoted to Telegraphist
Leonard Harry Daniell, Promoted to Clerk
Alexander Dent, Promoted to Telephonist
Stanley Hales Dunstan, Promoted to Clerk
Walter Douglas Ferguson, Promoted to Telegraphist
John Fothergill, Promoted to Cadet
Frank Jagger Fowke, Promoted to Message-boy
Charles Oscar Galvin, Promoted to Messenger
John Gleeson, Promoted to Exchange Clerk
William Henry Graham, Promoted to Postman
Charles Joseph Hannigan, Promoted to Clerk
Helena Elizabeth Harding, Promoted to Telegraphist
Elizabeth Rudlige Jessie Harris, Promoted to Distributor
Gustaf Adolf Hoglund, Promoted to Postman
Spensley Homer Howrth, Promoted to Head Mechanic
Edward William Jackson, Promoted to Clerk in Charge of Motor Section
Jessie Larking, Promoted to Switchboard Attendant
Thomas Lawrence, Promoted to Foreman Storeman
William Joseph Leahy, Promoted to Supervisor

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