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New Zealand Gazette – 1918 – No. 80

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✨ Public Service Promotions

OFFICERS PROMOTED.

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

AGRICULTURE, INDUSTRIES, AND COMMERCE DEPARTMENT.

Blair, George .. .. | Meat Inspector .. .. | Wellington .. .. | Dairy Inspector.. .. | Wellington .. .. | 1 Dec., 1917.
Sims, George Charles .. .. | Farm Hand .. .. | Mamaku .. .. | Assistant Meat Inspector.. .. | Wallaceville Laboratory .. .. | 14 Feb., 1918.

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.

Anderson, William .. .. | Head Teacher, Native School .. | Waimarama .. .. | Head Teacher, Native School .. | Whangaruru .. .. | 16 Feb., 1918.

POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.

Ahern, John William .. .. | Cadet .. .. .. | Westport .. .. | Telegraphist .. .. | Westport .. .. | 1 May, 1917.
Anderson, Valdemar Rode .. | Supervisor .. .. .. | T.O., Auckland .. .. | Second Assistant Superintendent .. | Wellington .. .. | 20 Nov., ,,
Bennetts, William Frederic .. | Postmaster .. .. .. | Kaitangata.. .. .. | Relieving Officer .. .. | G.P.O., Wellington .. .. | 15 Oct., ,,
Christianson, Edward Nixon Augustus | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Auckland S.C. .. .. | Assistant and Messenger .. .. | Auckland S.C. .. .. | 27 ,, ,,
Coombs, Arthur Oscar .. .. | Bureau Clerk .. .. .. | Nelson .. .. .. | Cadet .. .. .. | Motueka .. .. .. | 16 Nov., ,,
Crombie, William Herbert .. | Cadet .. .. .. | Featherston Military Camp .. | Telegraphist .. .. | Featherston Military Camp .. | 22 Mar., ,,
Daley, Nelson John .. .. | Letter-carrier .. .. .. | Auckland .. .. .. | Cadet .. .. .. | Waihi .. .. .. | 16 Nov., ,,
Dickson, John .. .. .. | Messenger .. .. .. | Oamaru .. .. .. | ,, .. .. .. | Waipukurau .. .. .. | 16 ,, ,,
Dillon, Thomas Leslie .. .. | Junior Exchange Clerk .. | Dunedin .. .. .. | ,, .. .. .. | Hawera .. .. .. | 16 ,, ,,
Elias, May .. .. .. | Switchboard Attendant .. | Palmerston North .. | Supervisor .. .. | Telephone Exchange, Hawera.. | 21 ,, ,,
Gilbertson, John Thomas .. | Senior Telegraphist (Class C, VI) | Hamilton .. .. .. | Senior Telegraphist (Class C, V) | Hamilton .. .. .. | 8 Oct., ,,
Gillies, Robert James .. .. | Cadet .. .. .. | Rotorua .. .. .. | Telegraphist .. .. | Rotorua .. .. .. | 2 Nov., ,,
Hastings, Agnes Julia .. .. | Counterwoman .. .. .. | Dunedin North .. .. | Clerk .. .. .. | C.P.O., Dunedin .. .. | 26 ,, ,,
Hopkins, Arthur .. .. .. | Cadet .. .. .. | T.O., Wellington .. | Telegraphist .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 13 May, ,,
Jack, Harold Vincent .. .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Ferry Road .. .. .. | Messenger .. .. .. | High Street, Christchurch .. | 19 Nov., ,,
Jarvie, William Forrester .. | Senior Clerk and Telegraphist | Marton .. .. .. | Supervisor .. .. | T.O., Wellington .. .. | 24 ,, ,,
Keating, Arthur Oscar .. .. | Assistant Supervisor .. | T.O., Nelson .. .. | ,, .. .. .. | ,, Nelson .. .. .. | 8 Oct., ,,
Leabourn, Clarence Herbert .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Aratapu .. .. .. | Sorter .. .. .. | Auckland .. .. .. | 21 Nov., ,,
Mitchell, Edward John .. .. | Cadet .. .. .. | T.O., Wellington .. | Telegraphist .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 19 July, ,,
Murdoch, Alexander Cathcart Wallace | Postmaster .. .. .. | Cromwell .. .. .. | Relieving Officer .. .. | G.P.O., Wellington .. .. | 29 Oct., ,,
Oates, Edwin James .. .. | Cadet .. .. .. | Kawakawa .. .. .. | Telegraphist .. .. | Kawakawa .. .. .. | 1 Mar., ,,
Soppet, Douglas Maurice .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Mercer .. .. .. | Cadet .. .. .. | Ngaruawahia .. .. .. | 16 Nov., ,,
Stephens, Arthur Edward .. | Junior Exchange Clerk .. | Hokitika .. .. .. | ,, .. .. .. | Greymouth.. .. .. | 16 ,, ,,
Young, Arthur Nelson .. .. | Letter-carrier .. .. .. | Kawakawa .. .. .. | ,, .. .. .. | Te Awamutu .. .. .. | 16 ,, ,,
Bailey, Andrew Frederick .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Palmerston North .. | Telegram-folder.. .. | Palmerston North .. .. | 1 Feb., 1918.
Barnett, Baden Thomas .. .. | Letter-carrier .. .. .. | Foxton .. .. .. | Cadet .. .. .. | Shannon .. .. .. | 29 Jan., ,,
Bird, George Anderson .. .. | Messenger .. .. .. | Invercargill .. .. | ,, .. .. .. | Telegraph Engineer's Office, Invercargill .. | 29 ,, ,,

Birss, John Robert Meldrum .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Oamaru .. .. .. | Letter-carrier .. .. | Oamaru .. .. .. | 27 ,, ,,
Blackmore, Victor Henry .. .. | ,, .. .. .. | Sydenham .. .. .. | Junior Exchange Clerk .. .. | Waiau .. .. .. | 28 ,, ,,
Bowman, Harold .. .. .. | Cadet .. .. .. | Greymouth.. .. .. | Clerk .. .. .. | Greymouth.. .. .. | 1 Feb., ,,
Buckrell, James Farnham.. .. | Telegraphist .. .. .. | Auckland .. .. .. | Senior Clerk and Telegraphist .. | Taumarunui .. .. .. | 1 ,, ,,
Burton, Francis Joseph .. .. | P.O. Boy Messenger .. | Blenheim .. .. .. | Distributor .. .. | Blenheim .. .. .. | 24 Jan., ,,
Caithness, Alexander Albert .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Timaru .. .. .. | Cadet .. .. .. | Timaru .. .. .. | 29 ,, ,,
Cameron, Charles Lewis .. .. | Letter-carrier .. .. .. | Stratford .. .. .. | ,, .. .. .. | Stratford .. .. .. | 29 ,, ,,
Cameron, John Young .. .. | Telegraphist .. .. .. | Wellington .. .. .. | Senior Clerk and Telegraphist .. | Lyttelton .. .. .. | 25 ,, ,,
Campbell, William Donald .. | Telegraph Message-boy .. | Wanganui .. .. .. | Messenger .. .. .. | Taihape .. .. .. | 31 ,, ,,

Absent with Expeditionary Force.

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🏛️ Public Service Promotions and Transfers

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPromotions, Transfers, Agriculture, Education, Post and Telegraph
👱🏽 Names

39 names identified

George Blair, Promoted to Dairy Inspector
George Charles Sims, Promoted to Assistant Meat Inspector
William Anderson, Transferred to Whangaruru Native School
John William Ahern, Promoted to Telegraphist
Valdemar Rode Anderson, Promoted to Second Assistant Superintendent
William Frederic Bennetts, Transferred to G.P.O., Wellington
Edward Nixon Augustus Christianson, Promoted to Assistant and Messenger
Arthur Oscar Coombs, Transferred to Motueka
William Herbert Crombie, Promoted to Telegraphist
Nelson John Daley, Transferred to Waihi
John Dickson, Transferred to Waipukurau
Thomas Leslie Dillon, Transferred to Hawera
May Elias, Promoted to Supervisor
John Thomas Gilbertson, Promoted to Senior Telegraphist (Class C, V)
Robert James Gillies, Promoted to Telegraphist
Agnes Julia Hastings, Promoted to Clerk
Arthur Hopkins, Promoted to Telegraphist
Harold Vincent Jack, Promoted to Messenger
William Forrester Jarvie, Promoted to Supervisor
Arthur Oscar Keating, Transferred within Nelson
Clarence Herbert Leabourn, Promoted to Sorter
Edward John Mitchell, Promoted to Telegraphist
Alexander Cathcart Wallace Murdoch, Transferred to G.P.O., Wellington
Edwin James Oates, Promoted to Telegraphist
Douglas Maurice Soppet, Promoted to Cadet
Arthur Edward Stephens, Transferred to Greymouth
Arthur Nelson Young, Transferred to Te Awamutu
Andrew Frederick Bailey, Promoted to Telegram-folder
Baden Thomas Barnett, Promoted to Cadet
George Anderson Bird, Transferred within Invercargill
John Robert Meldrum Birss, Promoted to Letter-carrier
Victor Henry Blackmore, Promoted to Junior Exchange Clerk
Harold Bowman, Promoted to Clerk
James Farnham Buckrell, Promoted to Senior Clerk and Telegraphist
Francis Joseph Burton, Promoted to Distributor
Alexander Albert Caithness, Promoted to Cadet
Charles Lewis Cameron, Transferred within Stratford
John Young Cameron, Promoted to Senior Clerk and Telegraphist
William Donald Campbell, Promoted to Messenger

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