New Zealand Gazette – 1919 – No. 115

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✨ Public Service Transfers

OFFICERS TRANSFERRED.

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

AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT.

Blackburn, Alfred Francis .. Inspector of Stock .. Te Kuiti .. Inspector of Stock .. Te Awamutu .. 9 June, 1919.
Bould, Francis Robert .. ,, .. Te Awamutu .. ,, .. Rotorua .. 25 ,, ,,
Kinghorn, Alexander .. Fields Inspector .. Fairlie .. ,, .. Hastings .. 10 ,, ,,
Low, John .. Overseer .. Moumahaki Experimental Farm .. Agricultural Overseer .. Weraroa Central Development Farm .. 15 July, ,,
Morris, John Leyland .. Inspector of Stock .. Te Aroha .. Inspector of Stock .. Hamilton .. 14 June, ,,
Parker, Thomas .. Fields Inspector .. Lichfield .. ,, .. Te Kuiti .. 13 ,, ,,

CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT.

Gale, Edward Stephen .. Clerk .. Statistical Staff, Head Office .. Clerk .. Dunedin .. 14 July, 1919.
McAlloon, John Leo Francis .. ,, .. Wellington .. ,, .. Christchurch .. 15 ,, ,,
Schlaepfer, Carl .. ,, .. Napier .. ,, .. Statistical Staff, Head Office, Wellington .. 8 ,, ,,

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.

Gore-Martin, Mab Isabel .. Instructress and Teacher of Physical Training .. Christchurch .. Instructress and Teacher of Physical Training .. Napier .. 28 June, 1919.
Johnston, George .. Head Teacher .. Native School, Whakarapa .. Head Teacher .. Native School, Waima .. 9 July, ,,
McLachlan, Linda .. Second Assistant .. Native School, Te Araroa .. First Assistant .. Native School, Raukokore .. 1 ,, ,,

GOVERNMENT INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

Walker, Robert Stephen .. Relieving Cadet.. Head Office, Wellington .. Cadet .. Head Office, Wellington .. 1 Aug., 1919

INTERNAL AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT.

Hutchinson, Ethel Brighton .. Shorthand-typist .. Relieving Staff, Wellington .. Shorthand-typist .. Relieving Staff, Dunedin .. 2½ May, 1919.

LANDS AND SURVEY DEPARTMENT.

Burty, Howard Nelson Fleet .. Clerk .. Head Office, Wellington .. Clerk .. Christchurch .. 1 July, 1919.
Coleman, Fred .. Draughtsman .. Auckland .. Draughtsman .. New Plymouth .. 31 ,, ,,
Dewar, Donald Lennox .. Clerical Cadet .. Magnetic Observatory, Christchurch .. Clerical Cadet .. Christchurch .. 14 ,, ,,
Wright, Percy Barnett .. Draughtsman .. Auckland .. Draughtsman .. North Auckland .. 22 ,, ,,

NATIVE DEPARTMENT.

Andrews, William John .. Cadet .. Ikaroa District Native Land Court, Wellington .. Cadet .. Aotea District Native Land Court, Wanganui .. 12 July, 1919.
Packer, Frederick William .. Clerk .. Ditto .. Clerk .. Ditto .. 23½ June, ,,

PUBLIC TRUST DEPARTMENT.

Mayhew, Sybil Harriet .. Cash-book Machinist .. Head Office, Wellington .. Cash-book Machinist .. District Office, Wellington .. 16 June, 1919.
Papps, Roland Joshua .. Cadet .. Wellington .. Cadet .. Nelson .. 15 July, ,,
Playne, Clarence James .. Assistant Accountant .. Auckland .. Senior Clerk and Accountant .. Palmerston North .. 18 June, ,,

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT.

Bousfield, George Woodthorpe .. Engineer's Assistant .. Napier .. Engineer's Assistant .. Wanganui District .. 9 July, 1919.
de Malmanche, Victor Emanuel .. Overseer .. Gore .. Overseer .. Napier .. 30 June, ,,
Downer, Arnold Fielder .. Engineering Cadet .. Dunedin .. Engineering Cadet .. Napier District .. 30 ,, ,,
Hooker, George Brocklehurst .. Draughtsman .. Head Office .. Draughtsman .. Taumarunui .. 27 ,, ,,

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1919, No 115

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1919, No 115

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🏛️ Public Service Transfers

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsTransfers, Public Service, Agriculture, Customs, Education, Government Insurance, Internal Affairs, Lands and Survey, Native Department, Public Trust, Public Works
👱🏽 Names

27 names identified

Alfred Francis Blackburn, Transferred from Te Kuiti to Te Awamutu
Francis Robert Bould, Transferred from Te Awamutu to Rotorua
Alexander Kinghorn, Transferred from Fairlie to Hastings
John Low, Transferred from Moumahaki Experimental Farm to Weraroa Central Development Farm
John Leyland Morris, Transferred from Te Aroha to Hamilton
Thomas Parker, Transferred from Lichfield to Te Kuiti
Edward Stephen Gale, Transferred from Statistical Staff, Head Office to Dunedin
John Leo Francis McAlloon, Transferred from Wellington to Christchurch
Carl Schlaepfer, Transferred from Napier to Statistical Staff, Head Office, Wellington
Mab Isabel Gore-Martin, Transferred from Christchurch to Napier
George Johnston, Transferred from Native School, Whakarapa to Native School, Waima
Linda McLachlan, Transferred from Native School, Te Araroa to Native School, Raukokore
Robert Stephen Walker, Transferred from Relieving Cadet to Cadet
Ethel Brighton Hutchinson, Transferred from Wellington to Dunedin
Howard Nelson Fleet Burty, Transferred from Head Office, Wellington to Christchurch
Fred Coleman, Transferred from Auckland to New Plymouth
Donald Lennox Dewar, Transferred from Magnetic Observatory, Christchurch to Christchurch
Percy Barnett Wright, Transferred from Auckland to North Auckland
William John Andrews, Transferred from Ikaroa District Native Land Court, Wellington to Aotea District Native Land Court, Wanganui
Frederick William Packer, Transferred within the same department
Sybil Harriet Mayhew, Transferred from Head Office, Wellington to District Office, Wellington
Roland Joshua Papps, Transferred from Wellington to Nelson
Clarence James Playne, Transferred from Auckland to Palmerston North
George Woodthorpe Bousfield, Transferred from Napier to Wanganui District
Victor Emanuel de Malmanche, Transferred from Gore to Napier
Arnold Fielder Downer, Transferred from Dunedin to Napier District
George Brocklehurst Hooker, Transferred from Head Office to Taumarunui

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