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New Zealand Gazette – 1919 – No. 63

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✨ Public Service Promotions

OFFICERS PROMOTED.

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

LANDS AND SURVEY DEPARTMENT.

Adams, Harold Arthur .. | Survey Cadet .. .. | Nelson .. .. | Surveyor .. .. | Christchurch .. .. | 1 April, 1919.
Cornwell, Reuben James .. | Draughtsman .. .. | Auckland .. .. | Survey Cadet .. .. | Auckland .. .. | 1 ,, ,,
Innis, Robert Leslie .. | Clerical Cadet .. .. | ,, .. .. | ,, .. .. | ,, .. .. | 7 ,, ,,
Phillips, Thomas George .. | Draughtsman .. .. | Invercargill.. .. | ,, .. .. | Wellington District Office .. .. | 1 ,, ,,
Wicks, Arthur John .. | Draughtsman and Surveyor .. | Blenheim .. .. | Land Transfer Draughtsman .. .. | Nelson .. .. | 3 ,, ,,

NATIVE DEPARTMENT.

Earle, Edward Percy .. | Registrar .. .. | Waikato-Maniapoto Native Land Court, Auckland | Registrar, Waikato-Maniapoto and Tokerau Native Land Courts. | Auckland .. .. | 24 Dec., 1918.

POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.

Brock, Ernest Cyril .. | Messenger .. .. | Paeroa .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Thames .. .. | 25 Dec., 1918.
Campbell, Samuel Angus .. | Cadet .. .. | T.O., Wellington .. .. | Telegraphist .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 9 ,, ,,
Cates, George Henry .. | Postmaster .. .. | Dunedin North .. .. | Postmaster .. .. | Palmerston.. .. | 14 ,, ,,
Curry, Robert Anthony .. | Postman .. .. | Masterton .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Port Ahuriri .. .. | 25 ,, ,,
Dawson, Hugh Tannock .. | Postmaster .. .. | Trentham Military Camp .. .. | Senior Clerk .. .. | Chief Telegraph Engineer's Office, G.P.O., Wellington .. .. | 4 Nov., ,,

Elliot, William John .. | Cadet .. .. | New Plymouth .. .. | Telegraphist .. .. | New Plymouth .. .. | 4 Jan., 1919.
Gannaway, Arthur .. | Mechanician (Class G, 6) .. | Wanganui .. .. | Mechanician (Class C, VI) .. .. | Wanganui .. .. | 1 ,, ,,
Gee, William .. | Chief Postmaster .. .. | Nelson .. .. | Chief Postmaster .. .. | Christchurch .. .. | 19 Aug., 1918.
Halliday, Aubrey .. | Cadet .. .. | C.P.O., Auckland .. .. | Clerk .. .. | C.P.O., Auckland .. .. | 19 June, ,,
Hartstonge, William Patrick .. | ,, .. .. | G.P.O., Wellington .. .. | ,, .. .. | G.P.O., Wellington .. .. | 21 Sept., ,,
Holden, Frank William .. | Exchange Clerk.. .. | Raetihi .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Ngaruawahia .. .. | 25 Dec., ,,
Jameson, David McRobie .. | Message-boy .. .. | Ashburton .. .. | Messenger .. .. | Ashburton .. .. | 1 ,, ,,
King, Henry Edward .. | Cadet .. .. | T.O., Dunedin .. .. | Telegraphist .. .. | Dunedin .. .. | 22 Nov., ,,
Lemm, Robert William .. | ,, .. .. | Taihape .. .. | ,, .. .. | Taihape .. .. | 22 ,, ,,
Lester, Charles William .. | ,, .. .. | C.P.O., Christchurch.. .. | Clerk .. .. | C.P.O., Christchurch .. .. | 15 Oct., ,,
Lucas, Philip John .. | ,, .. .. | G.P.O., Wellington .. .. | ,, .. .. | G.P.O., Wellington .. .. | 14 Sept., ,,
McCurdY, Daniel Gordon .. | ,, .. .. | T.O., Wellington .. .. | Telegraphist .. .. | Wellington .. .. | 15 ,, ,,
McIntosh, James.. .. | Exchange Clerk .. .. | Christchurch .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Fairlie .. .. | 25 Dec., ,,
Marston, James Alan* .. | Cadet .. .. | Thames .. .. | Telegraphist .. .. | Thames .. .. | 15 Sept., ,,
Miller, Alexander .. | Message-boy .. .. | Green Island .. .. | Postman and Messenger .. .. | Green Island .. .. | 24 Nov., ,,
Mundie, John Alexander Mortimer .. | Exchange Clerk .. .. | Fairlie .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Queenstown .. .. | 25 Dec., ,,
Murgatroyd, William .. | Message-boy .. .. | Cheviot .. .. | Exchange Clerk.. .. | Cheviot .. .. | 16 Oct., ,,
Murray, John Stanley .. | ,, .. .. | Lawrence .. .. | Postman .. .. | Lawrence .. .. | 23 Dec., ,,
Perry, William Andrew .. | Postman .. .. | Feilding .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Waipu .. .. | 25 ,, ,,
Rattray, William Charles .. | Message-boy .. .. | Christchurch .. .. | Telegram-sorter.. .. | Christchurch .. .. | 6 Jan., 1919.
Russell, John Pretoria .. | Exchange Clerk .. .. | Waipu .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Dargaville .. .. | 25 Dec., 1918.
Smith, Charles Fitzroy .. | Postman .. .. | Carterton .. .. | ,, .. .. | Te Awamutu .. .. | 25 ,, ,,
Stewart, Edward Ernest .. | Exchange Clerk.. .. | Papakura .. .. | ,, .. .. | Helensville .. .. | 25 ,, ,,
Thomas, Richard Vernon .. | Postman .. .. | Nelson .. .. | ,, .. .. | Ashburton .. .. | 25 ,, ,,
Veitch, Robert Davidson .. | District Telegraph Engineer (Class P, B) .. .. | Dunedin .. .. | District Telegraph Engineer (Class P, A) .. .. | Dunedin .. .. | 1 June, ,,

Ware, Albert Alfred .. | Cadet .. .. | Hastings .. .. | Clerk .. .. | Hastings .. .. | 1 Oct., ,,
Wilkins, George Vincent .. | ,, .. .. | C.P.O., Auckland .. .. | ,, .. .. | C.P.O., Auckland .. .. | 22 Sept., ,,
Williams, Fanny Constance .. | Switchboard Attendant .. .. | Masterton .. .. | Postmistress .. .. | Owhango .. .. | 8 Jan., 1919.
York, George Henry .. | Postman .. .. | ,, .. .. | Cadet .. .. | Kawakawa .. .. | 25 Dec., 1918.

Officer absent with Expeditionary Force.

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VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1919, No 63

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1919, No 63

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

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🗺️ Public Service Promotions in Lands and Survey Department

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsPromotions, Surveyors, Draughtsmen, Clerical Cadets, Land Transfer Draughtsmen
👱🏽 Names

Harold Arthur Adams, Promoted to Surveyor
Reuben James Cornwell, Promoted to Survey Cadet
Robert Leslie Innis, Promoted to Clerical Cadet
Thomas George Phillips, Promoted to Draughtsman
Arthur John Wicks, Promoted to Land Transfer Draughtsman

🪶 Public Service Promotions in Native Department

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsPromotions, Registrar, Native Land Court
👱🏽 Names

Edward Percy Earle, Promoted to Registrar

🚂 Public Service Promotions in Post and Telegraph Department

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsPromotions, Postmasters, Telegraphists, Cadets, Clerks, Mechanics
👱🏽 Names

34 names identified

Ernest Cyril Brock, Promoted to Cadet
Samuel Angus Campbell, Promoted to Telegraphist
George Henry Cates, Promoted to Postmaster
Robert Anthony Curry, Promoted to Cadet
Hugh Tannock Dawson, Promoted to Senior Clerk
William John Elliot, Promoted to Telegraphist
Arthur Gannaway, Promoted to Mechanician
William Gee, Promoted to Chief Postmaster
Aubrey Halliday, Promoted to Clerk
William Patrick Hartstonge, Promoted to Clerk
Frank William Holden, Promoted to Cadet
David McRobie Jameson, Promoted to Messenger
Henry Edward King, Promoted to Telegraphist
Robert William Lemm, Promoted to Cadet
Charles William Lester, Promoted to Clerk
Philip John Lucas, Promoted to Clerk
Daniel Gordon McCurdy, Promoted to Telegraphist
James McIntosh, Promoted to Cadet
James Alan Marston, Promoted to Telegraphist
Alexander Miller, Promoted to Postman and Messenger
John Alexander Mortimer Mundie, Promoted to Cadet
William Murgatroyd, Promoted to Exchange Clerk
John Stanley Murray, Promoted to Postman
William Andrew Perry, Promoted to Cadet
William Charles Rattray, Promoted to Telegram-sorter
John Pretoria Russell, Promoted to Cadet
Charles Fitzroy Smith, Promoted to Postman
Edward Ernest Stewart, Promoted to Exchange Clerk
Richard Vernon Thomas, Promoted to Postman
Robert Davidson Veitch, Promoted to District Telegraph Engineer
Albert Alfred Ware, Promoted to Clerk
George Vincent Wilkins, Promoted to Clerk
Fanny Constance Williams, Promoted to Postmistress
George Henry York, Promoted to Cadet

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