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New Zealand Gazette – 1918 – No. 22

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✨ Public Service Promotions

OFFICERS PROMOTED—continued.

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

POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT—continued.

Gardiner, Christopher James .. | Letter-carrier .. | Invercargill.. | Cadet .. | C.P.O., Invercargill .. | 17 Sept., 1917.
Gerry, John Henry .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Ravensbourne | Distributor .. | Dunedin .. | 15 Nov., ,,
Giles, Francis Austin .. | Cadet .. | G.P.O., Wellington .. | Clerk .. | G.P.O., Wellington .. | 1 Dec., ,,
Gillibrand, Robin John .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Putaruru .. | Assistant and Messenger .. | Putaruru .. | 20 Oct., ,,
Griffin, Harold Alfred .. | ,, | Linwood .. | Letter-carrier .. | Akaroa .. | 23 Nov., ,,
Grimshaw, Roy Lennox .. | ,, | Ponsonby .. | Cadet .. | Te Kuiti .. | 16 ,, ,,
Gullery, William Barfield .. | ,, | Picton .. | ,, .. | Feilding .. | 16 ,, ,,
Harris, Donald McPherson .. | ,, | Maori Hill .. | Junior Exchange Clerk .. | Dunedin .. | 13 ,, ,,
Harris, George .. | Junior Exchange Clerk .. | Masterton .. | Cadet .. | T.O., Auckland .. | 16 ,, ,,
Hay, William David Jesse .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Clinton .. | ,, .. | Waimate .. | 16 ,, ,,
Hayden, Samuel John .. | ,, | Reefton .. | Assistant .. | Reefton .. | 9 ,, ,,
Holloway, Clifford .. | ,, | Auckland .. | Distributor .. | Auckland .. | 1 Oct., ,,
Hutchings, Eric William .. | ,, | Wellington .. | Messenger .. | G.P.O., Wellington .. | 5 Nov., ,,
Isaac, Ivor Edward William .. | Messenger .. | G.P.O., Wellington .. | Cadet .. | ,, .. | 7 ,, ,,
Jones, Audley Macfarlane .. | District Accountant (Class C, IV) .. | Christchurch .. | District Accountant (Class C, III) .. | Auckland .. | 6 ,, ,,
Kay, Harold Bromley .. | Distributor .. | ,, | Cadet .. | Manaia .. | 16 ,, ,,
Leggoe, Edgar William Joseph Saundry .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Onehunga .. | Letter-carrier .. | Onehunga .. | 24 Oct., ,,
Leith, Robert .. | Mechanician (Class G, 11) .. | Wellington .. | Mechanician (Class G, 7) .. | Wellington .. | 1 Nov., ,,
MacDonald, Aloysius Joseph .. | ,, .. | ,, | Postmarking Machinist .. | ,, .. | 1 Oct., ,,
McDonald, Wilfred Wolfe .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Marton .. | Letter-carrier .. | Marton .. | 21 Nov., ,,
Maher, John .. | ,, | Invercargill.. | Distributor .. | Invercargill .. | 1 ,, ,,
Marshall, Alfred Randall .. | Letter-carrier .. | Otaki .. | Cadet .. | Featherston .. | 16 ,, ,,
Martin, Robert Leitch .. | Clerk in Charge of Letter-carriers .. | Dunedin .. | Chief Mail Clerk .. | Dunedin .. | 20 Oct., ,,
Melrose, David Nelson .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Mosgiel .. | Letter-carrier .. | Milton .. | 19 Nov., ,,
Mills, William Albert .. | ,, | Ohingaiti .. | Assistant Despatch Clerk .. | Taihape .. | 19 ,, ,,
Morgan, William George .. | Cadet .. | Telegraph Engineer's Office, Wellington .. | Clerk .. | Telegraph Engineer's Office, Wellington .. | 22 ,, ,,
Mowtell, Jack .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Wellington .. | Distributor .. | Wellington .. | 31 Oct., ,,
Murphy, Arthur Wallace .. | ,, | Dunedin .. | Telegram-sorter .. | Dunedin .. | 15 Nov., ,,
Nixon, Robert Charles .. | Telegraphist .. | Cambridge .. | Postmaster .. | Coromandel .. | 8 ,, ,,
Ogg, Harry Ronald .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Petone .. | Junior Exchange Clerk .. | Shannon .. | 6 ,, ,,
Paton, Grace .. | Assistant .. | T.O., Dunedin .. | Clerk .. | T.O., Dunedin .. | 1 Dec., ,,
Peters, Vernon Percy .. | Messenger .. | High Street, Christchurch .. | Cadet .. | High Street, Christchurch .. | 1 Nov., ,,
Porter, Robert Woodside .. | Sectional Clerk .. | G.P.O., Wellington .. | Inspecting Auditor, M.O. and S.B. Offices .. | G.P.O., Wellington .. | 4 Oct., ,,

Reid, James .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Eastbourne.. | Letter-carrier .. | Eastbourne .. | 18 Nov., ,,
Robinson, Lloyd Armstrong .. | Letter-carrier .. | Manaia .. | Cadet .. | Taihape .. | 16 ,, ,,
Saunders, Alice Marion .. | Shorthand-writer and Typist .. | Postmaster - General's Office, Wellington .. | Clerk .. | Postmaster - General's Office, Wellington .. | 1 ,, ,,

Scott, Thomas Henry .. | Telegram-sorter .. | Wellington .. | Cadet .. | Petone .. | 16 ,, ,,
Shanks, Archibald Henry .. | Assistant Supervisor .. | T.O., Christchurch .. | Supervisor .. | T.O., Christchurch .. | 9 Oct., ,,
Smith, Charles Fitzroy .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Carterton .. | Letter-carrier .. | Carterton .. | 24 Sept., ,,
Spicer, Albert* .. | Lineman .. | Christchurch .. | Faultman .. | Christchurch .. | 1 April, ,,

Amending entry in New Zealand Gazette No. 172, of 29th November, 1917.

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🏛️ Public Service Promotions (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPromotions, Public Service, Post and Telegraph Department
👱🏽 Names

40 names identified

Christopher James Gardiner, Promoted from Letter-carrier to Cadet
John Henry Gerry, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Distributor
Francis Austin Giles, Promoted from Cadet to Clerk
Robin John Gillibrand, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Assistant and Messenger
Harold Alfred Griffin, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Letter-carrier
Roy Lennox Grimshaw, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Cadet
William Barfield Gullery, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Cadet
Donald McPherson Harris, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Junior Exchange Clerk
George Harris, Promoted from Junior Exchange Clerk to Cadet
William David Jesse Hay, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Cadet
Samuel John Hayden, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Assistant
Clifford Holloway, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Distributor
Eric William Hutchings, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Messenger
Ivor Edward William Isaac, Promoted from Messenger to Cadet
Audley Macfarlane Jones, Promoted from District Accountant (Class C, IV) to District Accountant (Class C, III)
Harold Bromley Kay, Promoted from Distributor to Cadet
Edgar William Joseph Saundry Leggoe, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Letter-carrier
Robert Leith, Promoted from Mechanician (Class G, 11) to Mechanician (Class G, 7)
Aloysius Joseph MacDonald, Promoted from Mechanician to Postmarking Machinist
Wilfred Wolfe McDonald, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Letter-carrier
John Maher, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Distributor
Alfred Randall Marshall, Promoted from Letter-carrier to Cadet
Robert Leitch Martin, Promoted from Clerk in Charge of Letter-carriers to Chief Mail Clerk
David Nelson Melrose, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Letter-carrier
William Albert Mills, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Assistant Despatch Clerk
William George Morgan, Promoted from Cadet to Clerk
Jack Mowtell, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Distributor
Arthur Wallace Murphy, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Telegram-sorter
Robert Charles Nixon, Promoted from Telegraphist to Postmaster
Harry Ronald Ogg, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Junior Exchange Clerk
Grace Paton, Promoted from Assistant to Clerk
Vernon Percy Peters, Promoted from Messenger to Cadet
Robert Woodside Porter, Promoted from Sectional Clerk to Inspecting Auditor, M.O. and S.B. Offices
James Reid, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Letter-carrier
Lloyd Armstrong Robinson, Promoted from Letter-carrier to Cadet
Alice Marion Saunders, Promoted from Shorthand-writer and Typist to Clerk
Thomas Henry Scott, Promoted from Telegram-sorter to Cadet
Archibald Henry Shanks, Promoted from Assistant Supervisor to Supervisor
Charles Fitzroy Smith, Promoted from Telegraph Message-boy to Letter-carrier
Albert Spicer, Promoted from Lineman to Faultman

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