New Zealand Gazette – 1918 – No. 163

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✨ Post and Telegraph Department Notices

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 163

Officers appointed.

Post and Telegraph Department,
General Post Office, Wellington, 2nd December, 1918.

HIS Excellency the Governor-General has been pleased to make the following appointments in the Post and Telegraph Department.

J. G. WARD, Postmaster-General.

NON-PERMANENT APPOINTMENTS.

Name.	Office.	District.	Date.

POSTMASTERS.

POSTMASTERS AND TELEPHONISTS.

TELEPHONISTS.

Assistant telephonist.

Offices opened and closed, &c.

Post and Telegraph Department,
General Post Office, Wellington, 2nd December, 1918.

THE following particulars of offices opened and closed, &c., are published for general information.

J. G. WARD, Postmaster-General.

OFFICES.

Office.	District.	Date.

POST-OFFICES OPENED

Otakiri .. .. .. .. .. .. | Thames .. .. | 29 August, 1918.
Tauraroa .. .. .. .. .. .. | Auckland .. .. | 9 September, ,,

POST-OFFICES CLOSED.

MONEY-ORDER OFFICE AND POST OFFICE SAVINGS-BANK OPENED.

Riverhead .. .. .. .. .. .. | Auckland .. .. | 1 October, 1918.

MONEY-ORDER OFFICE AND POST OFFICE SAVINGS-BANK CLOSED.

Limestone .. .. .. .. .. .. | Auckland .. .. | 7 September, 1918.

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🚂 Non-Permanent Appointments in Post and Telegraph Department

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated2 December 1918
KeywordsAppointments, Postmasters, Telephonists, Post and Telegraph Department
👱🏽 Names

39 names identified

George Ansell, Appointed Postmaster
Mourits William Christensen, Appointed Postmaster
Louis Coster, Appointed Postmaster
Mary Alice Facer, Appointed Postmaster
Philip Lester Goodwin, Appointed Postmaster
Kate MacKintosh, Appointed Postmaster
Ruby Helen McLean, Appointed Postmaster
Patrick McMullan, Appointed Postmaster
Bryan Surmon Whiteside, Appointed Postmaster
John Bird, Appointed Postmaster and Telephonist
George Calder, Appointed Postmaster and Telephonist
Mary Callaghan, Appointed Postmaster and Telephonist
Claude Gartside Culpan, Appointed Postmaster and Telephonist
Alice Josephine Curtis, Appointed Postmaster and Telephonist
Fred Leslie Fletcher, Appointed Postmaster and Telephonist
Edward Albert Foot, Appointed Postmaster and Telephonist
Rita Mary Grieves, Appointed Postmaster and Telephonist
Charles Albion Edward Harper, Appointed Postmaster and Telephonist
Thomas Hodgkinson, Appointed Postmaster and Telephonist
Hazel May Hoskins, Appointed Postmaster and Telephonist
Inez Rose Howie, Appointed Postmaster and Telephonist
Frank Kendall, Appointed Postmaster and Telephonist
Mary Livingstone, Appointed Postmaster and Telephonist
Caroline Amelia McKenzie, Appointed Postmaster and Telephonist
William Ernest Mosley, Appointed Postmaster and Telephonist
Elizabeth Mary Murray, Appointed Postmaster and Telephonist
Arthur Owen Powell, Appointed Postmaster and Telephonist
Henry Nicholas Pulham, Appointed Postmaster and Telephonist
Margaret Mary Simpson, Appointed Postmaster and Telephonist
Herbert George Southey, Appointed Postmaster and Telephonist
Alice Taylor, Appointed Postmaster and Telephonist
Samuel Whitehead, Appointed Postmaster and Telephonist
Joseph William Brooke, Appointed Telephonist
Cyril Richard Crocker, Appointed Assistant Telephonist
Thomas Wiltshire Hix, Appointed Telephonist
Edwin Rowse, Appointed Telephonist
Horace Edward Salter, Appointed Telephonist
Margaret Raphael Sullivan, Appointed Telephonist
Dorothy Rachel Wilson, Appointed Telephonist

👩‍💼 Officials

J. G. Ward, Postmaster-General

🚂 Post and Telegraph Offices Opened and Closed

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated2 December 1918
KeywordsPost Offices, Openings, Closures, Money-Order Office, Post Office Savings-Bank
👩‍💼 Officials

J. G. Ward, Postmaster-General

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