New Zealand Gazette – 1918 – No. 57

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✨ Public Service Transfers

OFFICERS TRANSFERRED.

Name.	Transferred from		Transferred to		Date.
	Position.	Place.	Position.	Place.

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.

Rangi, Bella .. .. .. Assistant Teacher .. .. Horoera Native School .. Third Assistant Teacher .. .. Tikitiki Native School .. 7 Feb., 1918.

GOVERNMENT INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

Barnett, Robert Charles .. Clerk .. .. Wellington .. Clerk .. .. Dunedin .. 18 Feb., 1918.
Manson, Gordon Frank .. Cadet .. .. Wanganui .. Cadet .. .. Invercargill.. .. 18 ,, ,,
Parker, Halford Robert .. Relieving Cadet.. .. Timaru .. Relieving Cadet.. .. Wanganui .. .. 13 ,, ,,
Sinclair, Warren Ladbrook .. Cadet .. .. Wellington .. Cadet .. .. Napier .. .. 23 ,, ,,

JUSTICE DEPARTMENT.

Fyfe, James Alexander .. Cadet .. .. Cromwell .. Cadet .. .. Oamaru .. .. 22 Feb., 1918.
Kane, Thomas .. .. ,, .. .. Riverton .. Cadet in Courts .. .. Invercargill.. .. 9 ,, ,,

INTERDEPARTMENTAL.

Bell, Arthur Thomas .. Cadet .. .. Internal Affairs Department (Relieving Staff), Wellington .. Relieving Cadet.. .. Justice Department, Wellington .. 1 Mar., 1918.
Felton, Pleasance Maud .. Shorthand-writer and Typist .. Public Works Department, Christchurch .. Shorthand-writer and Typist .. Internal Affairs Department (Relieving Staff), Wellington .. 11 Feb., 1 ,,
McCurdy, Gordon Edward .. Cadet .. .. Land and Deeds Department, Invercargill .. Cadet .. .. Stamp Department, Dunedin.. .. 7 ,, ,,

POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.

Allan, Henry Walter .. Assistant Superintendent.. .. T.O., Palmerston North .. Second Assistant Superintendent .. T.O., Palmerston North .. 17 Jan., 1918.
Allen, Charles William McIlveen .. Cadet .. .. Manai'a .. Cadet .. .. ,, Auckland .. 18 ,, ,,
Armstrong, Benjamin Murray .. ,, .. .. Ohakune .. ,, .. .. Mangaweka.. .. 21 ,, ,,
Bailey, Alfred .. Telegraph Message-boy .. High Street, Christchurch .. P.O. Boy Messenger .. Christchurch .. 7 ,, ,,
Barker, Roberta Olive .. Cadette .. .. Kawakawa .. Cadette .. .. Ohura .. 7 ,, ,,
Berrett, Alfred Charles .. Letter-carrier .. Taihape .. Junior Exchange Clerk .. Mangaweka .. 15 ,, ,,
Black, Robert Paterson .. Lineman .. .. Blenheim .. Lineman .. .. Napier .. 8 ,, ,,
Boulton, Isabel Harriet .. Cadette .. .. Hastings .. Cadette and Messenger .. Marton Junction .. 18 Dec., 1917.
Coster, William .. Postmaster .. .. Pukekohe .. Relieving Officer .. G.P.O., Wellington .. 19 Jan., 1918.
Cotter, Margaret Rosina .. Cadette .. .. T.O., Wellington .. Cadette .. .. Napier .. 10 ,, ,,
Crowe, Bertram Arnold .. Cadet .. .. ,, Christchurch .. Cadet and Messenger .. Oxford .. 24 ,, ,,
Davis, Charles Stewart Parnell .. Telegraph Message-boy .. Caversham .. Telegraph Message-boy .. St. Clair .. 18 Dec., 1917.
Dillon, Thomas Leslie .. Cadet .. .. Hawera .. Cadet .. .. Bull's .. 21 Jan., 1918.
Edwards, George Mervyn .. ,, .. .. Riverton .. ,, .. .. T.O., Dunedin .. 5 ,, ,,
Evans, Charles Owen .. Junior Exchange Clerk .. Raetihi .. Letter-carrier .. Raetihi .. 4 ,, ,,
Ferguson, Milton.. .. .. Christchurch .. Junior Exchange Clerk .. Motu .. 17 Dec., 1917.
Garvey, Thomas Alphonsus .. Clerk .. .. Telephone Exchange, Dunedin .. Clerk .. .. Telegraph Engineer's Office, Dunedin .. 21 Jan., 1918.
Glass, James Theodore .. Cadet .. .. Taupo .. Cadet .. .. Dannevirke .. 7 ,, ,,
Gordon, Thomas Leonard .. ,, .. .. T.O., Auckland .. ,, .. .. Taumarunui .. 3 ,, ,,
Hale, John Hastilow .. Telegraphist .. .. Nelson .. Telegraphist .. .. Wellington .. 9 ,, ,,
Hamilton, Ronald Osborne .. Cadet .. .. Rangiora .. Cadet .. .. Hanmer Springs .. 3 Nov, 1917.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1918, No 57

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1918, No 57

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🏛️ Public Service Transfers

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsTransfers, Public Service, Education, Government Insurance, Justice, Interdepartmental, Post and Telegraph
👱🏽 Names

31 names identified

Bella Rangi, Transferred from Horoera Native School to Tikitiki Native School
Robert Charles Barnett, Transferred from Wellington to Dunedin
Gordon Frank Manson, Transferred from Wanganui to Invercargill
Halford Robert Parker, Transferred from Timaru to Wanganui
Warren Ladbrook Sinclair, Transferred from Wellington to Napier
James Alexander Fyfe, Transferred from Cromwell to Oamaru
Thomas Kane, Transferred from Riverton to Invercargill
Arthur Thomas Bell, Transferred from Internal Affairs Department to Justice Department
Pleasance Maud Felton, Transferred from Public Works Department to Internal Affairs Department
Gordon Edward McCurdy, Transferred from Land and Deeds Department to Stamp Department
Henry Walter Allan, Promoted within Post and Telegraph Department
Charles William McIlveen Allen, Transferred from Manai'a to Auckland
Benjamin Murray Armstrong, Transferred from Ohakune to Mangaweka
Alfred Bailey, Transferred within Christchurch
Roberta Olive Barker, Transferred from Kawakawa to Ohura
Alfred Charles Berrett, Transferred from Taihape to Mangaweka
Robert Paterson Black, Transferred from Blenheim to Napier
Isabel Harriet Boulton, Transferred from Hastings to Marton Junction
William Coster, Transferred from Pukekohe to G.P.O., Wellington
Margaret Rosina Cotter, Transferred from T.O., Wellington to Napier
Bertram Arnold Crowe, Transferred from Christchurch to Oxford
Charles Stewart Parnell Davis, Transferred from Caversham to St. Clair
Thomas Leslie Dillon, Transferred from Hawera to Bull's
George Mervyn Edwards, Transferred from Riverton to T.O., Dunedin
Charles Owen Evans, Position change within Raetihi
Milton Ferguson, Transferred from Christchurch to Motu
Thomas Alphonsus Garvey, Transferred within Dunedin
James Theodore Glass, Transferred from Taupo to Dannevirke
Thomas Leonard Gordon, Transferred from T.O., Auckland to Taumarunui
John Hastilow Hale, Transferred from Nelson to Wellington
Ronald Osborne Hamilton, Transferred from Rangiora to Hanmer Springs

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