New Zealand Gazette – 1919 – No. 47

Page 1059

✨ Public Service Retirements and Terminations



APRIL 17. THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1059

RETIREMENTS, ETC.

Name. Position. Place. ate left Service. Reason left Service.
AGRICULTURE, INDUSTRIES, AND COMMERCE DEPARTMENT.
Haines, Raymond Lightfoot Relieving Cadet .. Wellington .. 30 Sept., 1918 Absent without leave.
Brown, John .. Director of Fields Division Weraroa .. 4 Feb., 1919 Services terminated owing to reorganization of Department.
Clapcott, Alexander Allan Fields Inspector .. Cambridge .. 10 Nov., 1918 Deceased.
CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT.
Madden, John .. Watchman .. Wellington .. 30 Sept., 1918 Retired.
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.
Dick, Ella Stuart (Mrs.) .. Manager, Wellington Receiving Home, and District Agent for Infant-life Protection Wellington .. 31 Mar., 1919 Retired on superannuation.
Hancock, Grace Trewin .. Clerk Attendant, Special School for Girls Richmond .. 4 Nov., ,, Deceased.
Thomas, Emily Gertrude (Mrs.) Assistant Teacher, Native School Rangiahua .. 30 ,, ,, ,,
INTERNAL AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT.
Rabone, Cyril Vincent .. Cadet, Relieving Staff .. Wellington .. 14 Sept., 1918 Deceased.
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT.
Ashby, Alexander George Clerk of Magistrate’s Court Kaiapoi and Rangiora 7 Aug., 1918 Deceased.
LAND AND DEEDS DEPARTMENT.
Bartlett, Carl Frederick .. Clerk .. Auckland .. 30 Sept., 1918 Died of wounds whilst on active service.
LANDS AND SURVEY DEPARTMENT.
Fraser, William Archibald Forester .. Tapanui .. 3 Sept., 1918 Killed in action.
Gannaway, Philip Corliss .. Surveyor .. Dunedin .. 6 Nov., ,, Deceased.
Lang, Thomas John .. Cashier .. Wellington .. 18 July, ,, Died of sickness whilst on active service.
Thompson, Frederick Augustus Commissioner of Crown Lands and Chief Surveyor Nelson .. 31 Dec., ,, Deceased.
MENTAL HOSPITALS DEPARTMENT.
Bessell, Walter .. Junior Attendant .. Seacliff .. 31 Dec., 1918 Services terminated.
Cooney, Michael John .. Charge Night Attendant .. ,, 15 Sept., ,, Forfeited office in accordance with section 57 of the Public Service Act, 1912.
MINES DEPARTMENT.
Clemens, William Henry .. Clerk .. Wellington .. 8 Oct., 1918 Died of wounds.
Sims, Oliver Bramwell .. Cadet .. ,, 17 Aug., ,, Retired. Medically unfit.
NATIVE DEPARTMENT.
Walters, Ernest Morris .. Clerk, Waikato-Maniapoto District Native Land Court .. 12 Oct., 1918 Dismissed. Absent without leave.
PENSIONS DEPARTMENT.
Croucher, Roy .. Cadet .. Wellington .. 14 Dec., 1918 Services terminated.
POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.
Campbell, Richard James Clerk .. Auckland .. 31 Aug., 1918 Killed in action.
Corney, Edwin Hall .. Cadet .. T.O., Wellington 20 ,, ,, Died of sickness in camp.
Crawford, Edward Stanley Messenger .. Hamilton .. 31 July, ,, Dismissed for being absent without leave.
De Lautour, Bertrand Alexander Aubrey Exchange Clerk .. Oamaru .. 31 Aug., ,, Ditto.
Dickson, John .. Cadet .. Tokomaru Bay 3 ,, ,, ,,
Fisher, Stanley Allen .. Messenger .. Kawakawa .. 7 ,, ,, ,,
Gordon, James .. Exchange Clerk .. Otatau .. 4 Sept., ,, Deceased.
King, Percy Trevelyan .. Sorter .. Auckland .. 1 ,, ,, Killed in action.
Laird, Keith Leslie .. Messenger .. Morrinsville .. 2 Aug., ,, Dismissed for being absent without leave.
Lander, George Keeble .. Postman .. Rangiora .. 12 Sept., ,, Died of sickness.


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🏛️ Public Service Retirements and Terminations (continued from previous page)

🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Retirements, Terminations, Public Service, Agriculture, Customs, Education, Internal Affairs, Justice, Land and Deeds, Lands and Survey, Mental Hospitals, Mines, Native Department, Pensions, Post and Telegraph
30 names identified
  • Raymond Lightfoot Haines, Absent without leave
  • John Brown, Services terminated due to reorganization
  • Alexander Allan Clapcott, Deceased
  • John Madden, Retired
  • Ella Stuart Dick (Mrs.), Retired on superannuation
  • Grace Trewin Hancock, Deceased
  • Emily Gertrude Thomas (Mrs.), Deceased
  • Cyril Vincent Rabone, Deceased
  • Alexander George Ashby, Deceased
  • Carl Frederick Bartlett, Died of wounds whilst on active service
  • William Archibald Fraser, Killed in action
  • Philip Corliss Gannaway, Deceased
  • Thomas John Lang, Died of sickness whilst on active service
  • Frederick Augustus Thompson, Deceased
  • Walter Bessell, Services terminated
  • Michael John Cooney, Forfeited office
  • William Henry Clemens, Died of wounds
  • Oliver Bramwell Sims, Retired, medically unfit
  • Ernest Morris Walters, Dismissed, absent without leave
  • Roy Croucher, Services terminated
  • Richard James Campbell, Killed in action
  • Edwin Hall Corney, Died of sickness in camp
  • Edward Stanley Crawford, Dismissed for being absent without leave
  • Bertrand Alexander Aubrey De Lautour, Dismissed for being absent without leave
  • John Dickson, Dismissed for being absent without leave
  • Stanley Allen Fisher, Dismissed for being absent without leave
  • James Gordon, Deceased
  • Percy Trevelyan King, Killed in action
  • Keith Leslie Laird, Dismissed for being absent without leave
  • George Keeble Lander, Died of sickness