New Zealand Gazette – 1919 – No. 47

Page 1089

✨ Public Service Retirements and Terminations

APRIL 17.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1089

RETIREMENTS, ETC.—continued.

Name.	Position.	Place.	Date left Service.	Reason left Service.
POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT—continued.
Cane, Beatrice Marie	Assistant	Wanganui	18 Nov., 1918	Deceased.
Dean, Alfred Gordon	Postman	Dargaville	13 ,, ,,	,,
Lane, Loftus Leslie	,,	Waihi	14 ,, ,,	,,
Stone, Francis Arnold	Cadet	Hastings	19 ,, ,,	,,
Taylor, Walter Barker	Message-boy	Auckland	10 ,, ,,	,,
Walsh, Harold Victor	Postman	Ashburton	19 ,, ,,	,,
Williams, George Lloyd	,,	Whakatane	15 ,, ,,	,,
Anthony, Thomas James	,,	Dunedin	12 ,, ,,	Retired on superannuation.
Oldham, Frederic St. John	Clerk	C.P.O., Auckland	31 Oct., ,,	Retired on compensation.
Ward, William Thomas	Chief Postmaster..	Christchurch..	25 ,, ,,	Retired on superannuation.
Amos, Alma Grace	Message-girl	Eastbourne ..	5 ,, ,,	Dismissed for being absent without leave.
Bennett, William Frederick Charles	Cadet	Featherston ..	31 ,, ,,	Ditto.
Bumby, Leonard Sugden	Message-boy	Huntly	2 ,, ,,	Office forfeited under Section 57 (1) P.S. Act, 1912.
Christie, John	Exchange Clerk	Taihape	31 ,, ,,	Dismissed for being absent without leave.
Currie, William James	Message-boy	Dunedin North	23 ,, ,,	Ditto.
Jennens, Francis Walter	Cadet	T.O., Wellington	22 Sept., ,,	,,
Lipsey, Francis Thomas	Postman	Te Aroha	23 ,, ,,	Dismissed for misconduct.
Pearson, Leonard Garfitt	Cadet	Kawakawa	31 Oct., ,,	Dismissed for being absent without leave.
Raxworthy, Laurence John Robert	Message-boy	Wellington	15 ,, ,,	Ditto.
Robinson, Herbert Edward	,,	Paeroa	12 ,, ,,	,,
Stanton, Albert Lorenzo	,,	Dunedin	21 ,, ,,	Dismissed for misconduct.
Taylor, William	Postman	Milton	14 ,, ,,	Ditto.

PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT.

Mataira, Maud Paui | District Nurse to Natives | Rawene | 22 Nov., 1918 | Deceased.

PRINTING AND STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.

Barry, Mary | Folder, &c. | Wellington | 17 Nov., 1918 | Deceased.

Durnett, Allan Bert | Machinist | ,, | 1 Oct., ,, | Killed in action,

Hughes, Bertram William | Apprentice Bookbinder | ,, | 8 ,, ,, | ,,

Williamson, James | Stereotyper | ,, | 4 Nov., ,, | ,,

PRISONS DEPARTMENT.

Goddard, William Wilson | Warder | Wellington | 22 Nov., 1918 | Deceased.

Hall, Cyril Gordon | Warder Instructor | Paparua | 29 ,, ,, | ,,

PUBLIC TRUST DEPARTMENT.

McGovern, Joseph | Clerk | Auckland | 1 Oct., 1918 | Killed in action.

McMillan, Donald Gordon | ,, | Head Office | 28 Sept., ,, | ,,

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT.

Barclay, John | Inspector of Works | Wellington | 2 Dec., 1918 | Deceased.

Brook, Herbert William | Distribution Foreman | Addington | 19 Nov., ,, | ,,

Low, William Cowan | Clerk | Dunedin | 3 Dec., ,, | ,,

Russell, Eric | Clerical Cadet | Hamilton | 30 Sept., ,, | Killed in action.

Thorpe, James | Assistant Engineer | Katikati | 19 Nov., ,, | Deceased.

STATE ADVANCES DEPARTMENT.

Dwyer, James Cecil Clyde | Cadet | Wellington | 12 Nov., 1918 | Deceased.

Galvin, Percival Ronald | ,, | ,, | 16 ,, ,, | ,,

VALUATION DEPARTMENT.

Reed, Albert Edward | Clerk | Christchurch | 23 Oct., 1918 | Killed in action.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1919, No 47

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsRetirements, Terminations, Public Service, Various Departments
👱🏽 Names

39 names identified

Beatrice Marie Cane, Deceased
Alfred Gordon Dean, Deceased
Loftus Leslie Lane, Deceased
Francis Arnold Stone, Deceased
Walter Barker Taylor, Deceased
Harold Victor Walsh, Deceased
George Lloyd Williams, Deceased
Thomas James Anthony, Retired on superannuation
Frederic St. John Oldham, Retired on compensation
William Thomas Ward, Retired on superannuation
Alma Grace Amos, Dismissed for being absent without leave
William Frederick Charles Bennett, Dismissed for being absent without leave
Leonard Sugden Bumby, Office forfeited under Section 57 (1) P.S. Act, 1912
John Christie, Dismissed for being absent without leave
William James Currie, Dismissed for being absent without leave
Francis Walter Jennens, Dismissed for being absent without leave
Francis Thomas Lipsey, Dismissed for misconduct
Leonard Garfitt Pearson, Dismissed for being absent without leave
Laurence John Robert Raxworthy, Dismissed for being absent without leave
Herbert Edward Robinson, Dismissed for being absent without leave
Albert Lorenzo Stanton, Dismissed for misconduct
William Taylor, Dismissed for misconduct
Maud Paui Mataira, Deceased
Mary Barry, Deceased
Allan Bert Durnett, Killed in action
Bertram William Hughes, Killed in action
James Williamson, Killed in action
William Wilson Goddard, Deceased
Cyril Gordon Hall, Deceased
Joseph McGovern, Killed in action
Donald Gordon McMillan, Killed in action
John Barclay, Deceased
Herbert William Brook, Deceased
William Cowan Low, Deceased
Eric Russell, Killed in action
James Thorpe, Deceased
James Cecil Clyde Dwyer, Deceased
Percival Ronald Galvin, Deceased
Albert Edward Reed, Killed in action

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