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New Zealand Gazette – 1919 – No. 47

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✨ Public Service Promotions

OFFICERS PROMOTED.

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

CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT.

Kershaw, James .. | Locker.. | Wellington .. | Clerk .. | Wellington .. | 9 Jan., 1919.
Rundle, James Edward .. | Examining Officer (3rd Grade) | Christchurch | Examining Office, 2nd Grade | Christchurch | 22 Oct., 1918.

GOVERNMENT INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

Wright, Norman Frederick .. | Clerk (C, VII) .. | Wellington .. | Clerk (C, VI) .. | Wellington .. | 8 Jan., 1919.

JUSTICE DEPARTMENT.

Cutler, Arthur Harry .. | Clerk and Deputy Registrar, Supreme Court and Deputy Sheriff | Wellington .. | Clerk of Magistrate’s Courts | Rangiora and Kaiapoi | 3 Feb., 1919.
Malfroy, Jules Caesar .. | Clerk of Court .. | Thames .. | Clerk of Court .. | Invercargill | 15 Nov., 1918.
Webster, Duncan Cecil Ernest .. | Clerk in Court .. | Palmerston North .. | Clerk, Magistrate’s Court.. | Taihape .. | 4 Jan., 1919.

LABOUR DEPARTMENT.

Fielder, Thomas George .. | Inspector of Factories and Scaffolding | Greymouth.. | Inspector-in-Charge .. | Invercargill.. | 25 Jan., 1919.
Wakelin, Walter James .. | Inspector of Factories .. | Masterton .. | 2nd Inspector of Factories | Dunedin .. | 5 Feb., ,,

LANDS AND SURVEY DEPARTMENT.

Mitchell, Frederick William Eric .. | Clerk (C, VII, £135 per annum) | Wellington .. | Clerk (C, VII, £180 per annum) | Wellington .. | 1 Feb., 1919.

POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.

Alexander, Alfred .. | Superintendent of Mails (C, IV) .. | C.P.O., Wellington .. | Superintendent of Mails (C, III) .. | C.P.O., Wellington .. | 1 April, 1918.
Allan, Harold George .. | Cadet .. | Wanganui .. | Telegraphist .. | Wanganui .. | 25 Sept., ,,
Andrews, William Accrington .. | Principal Clerk (C, IV) .. | Telegraph Division, General Post Office | Principal Clerk (C, III) .. | Telegraph Division, General Post Office | 1 April, ,,
Baigent, Hubert Roy .. | Cadet .. | General Post Office .. | Clerk .. | General Post Office .. | 28 Sept., ,,
Bailey, Alfred .. | P.O. Boy Messenger .. | Christchurch .. | Postman .. | Leeston .. | 29 Oct., ,,
Campbell, William Donald .. | Messenger .. | Taihape .. | Cadet .. | Waverley .. | 8 Nov., ,,
Carson, Matthew Alexander .. | Cadet .. | General Post Office .. | Clerk .. | General Post Office .. | 1 April, ,,
Chamberlain, Kenneth Godfrey .. | Private Secretary to Minister of Agriculture (C, VII) | Wellington .. | Private Secretary to Minister of Agriculture (C, VI) | Wellington .. | 1 Oct., ,,
Christophersen, Edward Otto Ernest | Cadet .. | C.P.O., Wellington .. | Clerk .. | C.P.O., Wellington .. | 1 April ,,
Cummings, Arthur Malcom Gilfred .. | Message-boy .. | Picton .. | Cadet .. | Pongaroa .. | 25 Dec., ,,
Davis, Thomas Edward George .. | ,, .. | Auckland .. | Telegram-folder .. | Auckland .. | 12 ,,
Doherty, Thomas Laurence .. | Cadet .. | Kaitaia .. | Telegraphist .. | Kaitaia .. | 15 April, ,,
Elliot, Ambrose .. | Assistant Superintendent (C, V) | Wanganui .. | Assistant Superintendent (C, IV) | Wanganui .. | 1 ,,
Elliott, Albert Robert .. | Cadet .. | T.O., Wellington .. | Telegraphist .. | Wellington.. | 17 Dec., ,,
Faulkner, Joseph .. | Message-boy .. | Dunedin North .. | Cadet .. | Waikouaiti .. | 25 ,,
Ferguson, Robert Arthur .. | Cadet .. | Waiuku .. | Telegraphist .. | Waiuku .. | 1 June, ,,
Furniss, Walter .. | Overseer (C, V, maximum £275) | Carpenters Workshops, General Post Office | Overseer (C, V, maximum £315) | Carpenters Workshops, General Post Office | 1 April, ,,
Gage, Ernest Cecil .. | District Telegraph Engineer (P, C).. | Christchurch .. | District Telegraph Engineer (P, A) | Christchurch .. | 1 June, ,,
Grey, Frederick Alfred .. | Message-boy .. | ,, .. | Messenger .. | Lyttelton .. | 9 Dec., ,,
Hanson, Albert Arthur .. | Cadet .. | Shannon .. | Telegraphist .. | Shannon .. | 1 April, ,,
Harris, Alfred John .. | ,, .. | Waitara .. | ,, .. | Waitara .. | 15 Nov., ,,

Absent with Expeditionary Force.

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Parliament House (depicted) was completed in 1918 and remains the primary seat of Parliament.

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated1 March 1919
KeywordsPromotions, Public Service, Customs, Government Insurance, Justice, Labour, Lands and Survey, Post and Telegraph
👱🏽 Names

30 names identified

James Kershaw, Promoted to Clerk
James Edward Rundle, Promoted to Examining Officer, 2nd Grade
Norman Frederick Wright, Promoted to Clerk (C, VI)
Arthur Harry Cutler, Promoted to Clerk of Magistrate’s Courts
Jules Caesar Malfroy, Transferred to Clerk of Court, Invercargill
Duncan Cecil Ernest Webster, Promoted to Clerk, Magistrate’s Court
Thomas George Fielder, Promoted to Inspector-in-Charge
Walter James Wakelin, Promoted to 2nd Inspector of Factories
Frederick William Eric Mitchell, Promoted to Clerk (C, VII, £180 per annum)
Alfred Alexander, Promoted to Superintendent of Mails (C, III)
Harold George Allan, Promoted to Telegraphist
William Accrington Andrews, Promoted to Principal Clerk (C, III)
Hubert Roy Baigent, Promoted to Clerk
Alfred Bailey, Promoted to Postman
William Donald Campbell, Promoted to Cadet
Matthew Alexander Carson, Promoted to Clerk
Kenneth Godfrey Chamberlain, Promoted to Private Secretary to Minister of Agriculture (C, VI)
Edward Otto Ernest Christophersen, Promoted to Clerk
Arthur Malcom Gilfred Cummings, Promoted to Cadet
Thomas Edward George Davis, Promoted to Telegram-folder
Thomas Laurence Doherty, Promoted to Telegraphist
Ambrose Elliot, Promoted to Assistant Superintendent (C, IV)
Albert Robert Elliott, Promoted to Telegraphist
Joseph Faulkner, Promoted to Cadet
Robert Arthur Ferguson, Promoted to Telegraphist
Walter Furniss, Promoted to Overseer (C, V, maximum £315)
Ernest Cecil Gage, Promoted to District Telegraph Engineer (P, A)
Frederick Alfred Grey, Promoted to Messenger
Albert Arthur Hanson, Promoted to Telegraphist
Alfred John Harris, Promoted to Telegraphist

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