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New Zealand Gazette – 1919 – No. 126

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✨ Public Service Transfers

OFFICERS TRANSFERRED.

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

AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT.

Atkinson, Esmond Huworth .. | Laboratory Assistant .. | Wellington .. | Laboratory Assistant .. | Weraroa .. | 6 Aug., 1919.
Barron, Robert .. | Inspector of Stock .. | Dunedin .. | Inspector of Stock .. | Tapanui .. | 16 " , "
Blair, George .. | " .. | Wellington .. | " .. | Carterton .. | 28 " , "
Blake, Thomas Arnold .. | Veterinarian .. | Tokomaru Bay .. | Veterinarian .. | Masterton .. | 21 " , "
Cleland, Hugh .. | Inspector of Stock .. | Auckland .. | Inspector of Stock .. | Matamata .. | 15 " , "
Duffy, Bernard .. | Clerk .. | Wellington .. | Clerk .. | Masterton .. | 1 Sept., "
Earp, Edgar Allan .. | Apiary Instructor .. | Dunedin .. | Apiary Instructor .. | Timaru .. | 14 Aug., "
Evatt, George .. | Clerk .. | Masterton .. | Clerk .. | Wellington .. | 1 Sept., "
Griffith, James Alexander .. | Inspector of Stock .. | Tapanui .. | Inspector of Stock .. | Milton .. | 22 Aug., "
Keenan, Richard Alphonsus .. | District Agent .. | Napier .. | District Clerk and Accountant .. | Wellington .. | 20 " , "
Lockhart, William .. | Rabbiter and Poison-mixer .. | Invercargill.. | Farm Hand .. | Horticultural Station, Tauranga .. | 3 Sept., "
McAllister, Hugh.. | Inspector of Stock .. | Clyde .. | Inspector of Stock .. | Ophir .. | 18 Aug., "
McCulloch, William John .. | Fields Instructor .. | Invercargill.. | Acting Farm-manager .. | Weraroa .. | 4 July, "
Rountree, Harry .. | Inspector of Stock .. | Dunedin .. | Inspector of Stock .. | Otautau .. | 15 Sept., "
Stopford, Walter Montagu .. | " .. | Taupo .. | " .. | Cambridge .. | 6 Aug., "
Tucker, Charles Henry Lockhart .. | Rabbiter .. | Carterton .. | Rabbiter .. | Gore .. | 13 " , "
Walker, Joseph .. | Clerk .. | Head Office, Wellington .. | Clerk .. | Live-stock Division, Wellington .. | 28 July, "
Wynyard, William Thomas .. | District Agent .. | Wellington .. | Accounts Clerk .. | District Office, Wellington .. | 20 Aug., "

CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT.

Brebner, Thomas Oakley William .. | Examining Officer .. | Auckland .. | Examining Officer .. | Dunedin .. | 29 Aug., 1919.
Bridgman, Joseph Thomas .. | Assistant Examining Officer .. | " .. | " .. | Timaru .. | 8 Sept., "
Butler, Donald .. | Examining Officer .. | Wellington .. | Boarding Inspector .. | Wellington .. | 9 " , "
Dowding, Robert Edward .. | Shipping Clerk .. | Auckland .. | Assistant Examining Officer .. | Auckland .. | 26 Aug., "
Kempthorne, Herbert Ralph Stoneman .. | Clerk .. | " .. | Clerk .. | Timaru .. | 10 Sept., "
Thomas, Harold .. | " .. | Wellington .. | " .. | Auckland .. | 18 Aug., "
Taylor, Edwin Gordon .. | " .. | " .. | " .. | " .. | 5 Sept., "

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.

Austin, William Semmens .. | Inspector of Schools .. | Greymouth.. | Inspector of Manual and Technical Instruction .. | Wellington .. | 1 Sept., 1919.
Bird, Ada Amelia .. | Laundress .. | Special School for Girls, Richmond .. | Acting Sub-Matron .. | Special School for Girls, Richmond .. | 15 Aug., "
Bulkley, Dorothy .. | School Nurse .. | Christchurch .. | School Nurse .. | Timaru .. | 1 Sept., "
England, Eva Emma .. | Assistant Teacher .. | Native School, Tautoro .. | Assistant Teacher .. | Native School, Rauana .. | 24 Aug., "
England, Walter .. | Head Teacher .. | " .. | Head Teacher .. | " .. | 24 " , "
Evans, Francis Thomas .. | Inspector of Schools .. | Christchurch .. | Inspector of Schools .. | Timaru .. | 1 Oct., "
Gabites, Eleanor May .. | School Nurse .. | " .. | School Nurse .. | Ashburton .. | 1 Sept., "
Gore-Martin, Mab Isabel .. | Instructress and Teacher of Physical Training .. | Napier .. | Instructress and Teacher of Physical Training .. | Auckland .. | 1 " , "
Walker, Ethel Clara .. | Assistant Teacher .. | Native School, Parikino .. | Assistant Teacher .. | Native School, Matata .. | 17 " , "
Walker, Henry McNeish .. | Head Teacher .. | " .. | Head Teacher .. | " .. | 17 " , "

GOVERNMENT INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

Allardyce, Walter Patrick Jemison .. | Relieving Cadet.. | Head Office, Wellington .. | Cadet .. | Head Office, Wellington .. | 27 Aug., 1919.
Ball, Charles Edward Huia .. | " .. | " .. | " .. | " .. | 27 " , "
Coulter, Thomas Andrew .. | Relieving Clerk .. | Wellington .. | Clerk .. | Wellington .. | 27 " , "

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VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1919, No 126

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1919, No 126

The Old Government Buildings (depicted) were completed in 1876 and initially housed the entire Wellington-based civil service as well as the entire New Zealand Cabinet. The Executive Council met there until 1948.

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🏛️ Public Service Appointments and Promotions (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsTransfers, Public Service, Government Positions, Agriculture Department, Customs Department, Education Department, Government Insurance Department
👱🏽 Names

38 names identified

Esmond Huworth Atkinson, Transferred from Wellington to Weraroa
Robert Barron, Transferred from Dunedin to Tapanui
George Blair, Transferred from Wellington to Carterton
Thomas Arnold Blake, Transferred from Tokomaru Bay to Masterton
Hugh Cleland, Transferred from Auckland to Matamata
Bernard Duffy, Transferred from Wellington to Masterton
Edgar Allan Earp, Transferred from Dunedin to Timaru
George Evatt, Transferred from Masterton to Wellington
James Alexander Griffith, Transferred from Tapanui to Milton
Richard Alphonsus Keenan, Transferred from Napier to Wellington
William Lockhart, Transferred from Invercargill to Tauranga
Hugh McAllister, Transferred from Clyde to Ophir
William John McCulloch, Transferred from Invercargill to Weraroa
Harry Rountree, Transferred from Dunedin to Otautau
Walter Montagu Stopford, Transferred from Taupo to Cambridge
Charles Henry Lockhart Tucker, Transferred from Carterton to Gore
Joseph Walker, Transferred within Wellington
William Thomas Wynyard, Transferred within Wellington
Thomas Oakley William Brebner, Transferred from Auckland to Dunedin
Joseph Thomas Bridgman, Transferred from Auckland to Timaru
Donald Butler, Transferred within Wellington
Robert Edward Dowding, Transferred within Auckland
Herbert Ralph Stoneman Kempthorne, Transferred from Auckland to Timaru
Harold Thomas, Transferred from Wellington to Auckland
Edwin Gordon Taylor, Transferred within Wellington
William Semmens Austin, Transferred from Greymouth to Wellington
Ada Amelia Bird, Promoted within Richmond
Dorothy Bulkley, Transferred from Christchurch to Timaru
Eva Emma England, Transferred from Tautoro to Rauana
Walter England, Transferred from Tautoro to Rauana
Francis Thomas Evans, Transferred from Christchurch to Timaru
Eleanor May Gabites, Transferred from Christchurch to Ashburton
Mab Isabel Gore-Martin, Transferred from Napier to Auckland
Ethel Clara Walker, Transferred from Parikino to Matata
Henry McNeish Walker, Transferred from Parikino to Matata
Walter Patrick Jemison Allardyce, Promoted within Wellington
Charles Edward Huia Ball, Promoted within Wellington
Thomas Andrew Coulter, Promoted within Wellington

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