New Zealand Gazette – 1919 – No. 47

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✨ Public Service Resignations

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 47

RESIGNATIONS—continued.

Name.	Position.	Place.	Date left Service.

POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT—continued.

PRINTING AND STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.

Tullett, Edward Phillip .. .. | Machinist .. .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 16 Jan., 1919.

PRISONS DEPARTMENT.

PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT.

PUBLIC TRUST DEPARTMENT.

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT.

STATE ADVANCES DEPARTMENT.

STATE FIRE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

TOURIST AND HEALTH RESORTS DEPARTMENT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Palmer, Valentine Leslie .. .. | Clerk .. .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 28 Sept., 1918.

VALUATION DEPARTMENT.

Wall, Mrs. Lillian .. .. .. | Typist .. .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 10 Jan., 1919.

The entry in New Zealand Gazette No. 81, of the 6th June, 1918, in respect to the resignation of Mrs. E. Crene, of the Education Department, is deleted.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1919, No 47

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1919, No 47

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 Resignations (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsResignations, Public Service, Post and Telegraph, Printing and Stationery, Prisons, Public Health, Public Trust, Public Works, State Advances, State Fire Insurance, Tourist and Health Resorts, Treasury, Valuation
👱🏽 Names

52 names identified

Annabella McKibbin, Resigned as Acting-Counterwoman
Alexander McKitterick, Resigned as Clerk
Neil McLeod, Resigned as Cadet
Deverell de Courcey Mansfield, Resigned as Message-boy
Jack Wilson Miles, Resigned as Message-boy
Frederick George Molesworth, Resigned as Message-boy
Joseph Thomas Wallingford Moss, Resigned as Message-boy
Robert James Murray Mulligan, Resigned as Message-boy
William Vivian Oliver, Resigned as Messenger
William Redgard Olsen, Resigned as Lineman
Huia Bruce Painter, Resigned as Messenger
Cuthbert Paul, Resigned as Postman
Cecil Roy Peebles, Resigned as Message-boy
James Samuel Smith, Resigned as Exchange Clerk
Myrtle Christina Stubbing, Resigned as Postmistress
Clarence George Cyril Tipier, Resigned as Message-boy
Arthur Charles Ward, Resigned as Postman
Irene Penelope Whitmarsh, Resigned as Counterwoman
Sydney George Wilde, Resigned as Message-boy
Herbert Martin Wilton, Resigned as Lineman
Edward Phillip Tullett, Resigned as Machinist
Lester James Ahern, Resigned as Warder
Francis Joseph Foy, Resigned as Warder, Instructor
Andrew Welsh Simpson, Resigned as Warder, Instructor
Arthur Leopold White, Resigned as Warder
Catherine McKinven, Resigned as District Nurse to Natives
Muriel Nicholas, Resigned as Staff Nurse
Caleb Whitefoord Courtney Steward, Resigned as Clerk
Edward Blake Burdekin, Resigned as Clerk
Patrick James Gallagher, Resigned as Cadet
Charles James Gracey, Resigned as Clerk
Frank Leslie Gunn, Resigned as Accounts Clerk
George Edward Heffernan, Resigned as Concrete Foreman
Gwendoline Eloise Hutchins, Resigned as Shorthand-writer and Typist
Anthony Lewis, Resigned as Rent Collector
Albert Edgar Palmer, Resigned as Accounts Clerk
Charles Herbert Reardon, Resigned as Cadet
Donald Armstrong, Resigned as Chairman
Elsie May Couchman, Resigned as Typist
Claud Derbidge, Resigned as Clerical Cadet
Charles Wilson, Resigned as Road Foreman
Alice Jane Shalders, Resigned as Relieving Cadette
Dorothea Agnes Tees, Resigned as Relieving Cadette
Frederick Charles Haycraft, Resigned as Clerk
Eric McCarroll, Resigned as Clerk
Frederick Llewellyn Douglas, Resigned as Gardener
Thomas Duston, Resigned as Junior Gardener
Donald McDonald, Resigned as Bath Attendant
Mary McDonald, Resigned as Bath Attendant
Eliza Pompey, Resigned as Laundress
Valentine Leslie Palmer, Resigned as Clerk
Lillian Wall (Mrs.), Resigned as Typist

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