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New Zealand Gazette – 1919 – No. 74

Page 1939

✨ Public Service Transfers

OFFICERS TRANSFERRED—continued.

Name.	Position.	Place.	Position.	Place.	Date.
von Sturmer, Frank ..	Draughting Cadet	District Office, Wellington	Draughting Cadet	Dunedin	1 May, 1919.
Saunders, Alexander Henry	Draughtsman ..	Dunedin	Draughtsman	Auckland	15 April, ,,
Scott, David Nimmo ..	Crown Lands Ranger	Timaru	Crown Lands Ranger	Christchurch	15 ,, ,,
Wood, John Dawley Rillston	Clerical Cadet ..	Head Office	Clerical Cadet	Dunedin	8 May, ,,
Harvey, Norman Henry ..	Assistant Keeper	Puysegur Point Lighthouse	Assistant Keeper	Farewell Spit Lighthouse	1 April, 1919.
Willers, Percy Robert William	"	"	"	Pencarrow Head Lighthouse	7 ,, ,,
Sinclair, Alexander ..	Clerk ..	Mental Hospital, Nelson	Clerk	Head Office, Wellington	14 April, 1919.

LANDS AND SURVEY DEPARTMENT—continued.

MARINE DEPARTMENT.

MENTAL HOSPITALS DEPARTMENT.

POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.

| Aitken, William Scott .. | Postman's Sorter | Timaru | Sorter | Timaru | 11 Mar., 1919. |
| Amundsen, Archibald James | Exchange Clerk | Featherston | Exchange Clerk | Eketahuna | 28 ,, ,, |
| Anderson, John Stephenson | Telegraphist | Balclutha | Telegraphist | C.P.O., Dunedin | 31 ,, ,, |
| Anning, Sidney .. | Cadet .. | Clyde | Cadet | Milton | 28 ,, ,, |
| Banks, Bernard Richard .. | Postman and Messenger | Port Ahuriri | Postman | Napier | 18 Feb., ,, |
| Barry, Ellen .. | Assistant | Invercargill | Bureau Attendant | Invercargill | 5 Mar., ,, |
| Beatty, John Peter Lofgren | Postman | Auckland | Messenger | Auckland | 16 Dec., 1918. |
| Bergin, Maurice Joseph .. | Postman and Messenger | Rewanui | Postman | Greymouth | 28 Mar., 1919. |
| Boyd, William Eric .. | Cadet .. | Te Awamutu | Cadet | T.O., Auckland | 13 ,, ,, |
| Broad, Arthur Evans .. | Cadet .. | T.O., Wellington | Cadet | Taumarunui | 31 ,, ,, |
| Buckmaster, Arthur Cecil .. | Cadet .. | General Post Office | Cadet | C.P.O., Wellington | 10 ,, ,, |
| Campbell, Alexander Hugh | Telegraph Engineer | Christchurch | Telegraph Engineer | General Post Office | 1 ,, ,, |
| Canham, George Ernest .. | Cadet .. | Taumarunui | Cadet | T.O., Wellington | 31 ,, ,, |
| Caterer, Frederick Kerry .. | Cadet .. | Ohaeawai | Cadet | Otahuhu | 1 Jan., ,, |
| Caterer, Frederick Kerry .. | Cadet .. | Otahuhu | Cadet | Mercer | 22 Mar., ,, |
| Chisholm, Jeanie Rodman .. | Cadette | Greytown | Cadette | Brooklyn | 19 ,, ,, |
| Christie, Richard Cyril .. | Cadet .. | Whangamomona | Cadet | Wanganui | 25 ,, ,, |
| Clerk, Mabel Thorold Bruce ..| Cadette | T.O., Auckland | Cadette | T.O., Wellington | 26 Feb., ,, |
| Corby, Arthur Charles Stewart | Exchange Clerk | Raetihi | Postman | Wanganui | 28 Mar., ,, |
| Corcoran, Margaret .. | Switchboard Attendant | Christchurch | Switchboard Attendant | Dunedin | 10 ,, ,, |
| Currie, William James Douglas | Telegraphist | Westport | Telegraphist | Christchurch | 24 ,, ,, |
| Davis, John Clifford .. | Cadet .. | T.O., Wellington | Cadet | T.O., Christchurch | 31 ,, ,, |
| Devlin, Lees Trevelyan .. | Messenger | C.P.O., Auckland | Postman | Birkenhead | 28 Feb., ,, |
| Douglas, John Sholto .. | Message-boy | Featherston Military Camp | Message-boy | Featherston | 26 Mar., ,, |
| Duncan, Frederick Henry Read | Sorter .. | Wellington | Sorter | Invercargill | 20 ,, ,, |
| Dunlop, Robert Hamilton .. | Cadet .. | General Post Office | Cadet | C.P.O., Wellington | 6 ,, ,, |
| Earnshaw, Thomas Leslie .. | Telegraphist | Kaitangata | Telegraphist | Timaru | 17 ,, ,, |
| Ferguson. Walter Douglas .. | Cadet .. | Woodville | Cadet | Methven | 26 Feb., ,, |
| Fisher, George Henry .. | Message-boy | Thames | Message-boy | Thames South | 1 Mar., ,, |
| Ford, Samuel .. | Cadet .. | T.O., Wellington | Cadet | T.O., Christchurch | 31 ,, ,, |
| Grey, George William .. | Postman | Birkenhead | Messenger | Auckland | 28 Feb., ,, |
| Hall, Thomas Richard .. | Cadet .. | T.O., Auckland | Cadet | Radio-Auckland | 28 Jan., ,, |
| Harrison, Jack Elliott .. | Messenger | Christchurch | Postman | Ashburton | 4 Mar., ,, |
| Harvey, Stanley Gordon .. | Message-boy | Auckland | Message-boy | Green Lane.. | 21 Feb., ,, |

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

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🏛️ Public Service Transfers (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsTransfers, Public Service, Lands and Survey Department, Marine Department, Mental Hospitals Department, Post and Telegraph Department
👱🏽 Names

41 names identified

Frank von Sturmer, Transferred from Wellington to Dunedin
Alexander Henry Saunders, Transferred from Dunedin to Auckland
David Nimmo Scott, Transferred from Timaru to Christchurch
John Dawley Rillston Wood, Transferred from Head Office to Dunedin
Norman Henry Harvey, Transferred from Puysegur Point to Farewell Spit
Percy Robert William Willers, Transferred from Puysegur Point to Pencarrow Head
Alexander Sinclair, Transferred from Nelson to Wellington
William Scott Aitken, Transferred within Timaru
Archibald James Amundsen, Transferred from Featherston to Eketahuna
John Stephenson Anderson, Transferred from Balclutha to Dunedin
Sidney Anning, Transferred from Clyde to Milton
Bernard Richard Banks, Transferred from Port Ahuriri to Napier
Ellen Barry, Transferred within Invercargill
John Peter Lofgren Beatty, Transferred within Auckland
Maurice Joseph Bergin, Transferred from Rewanui to Greymouth
William Eric Boyd, Transferred from Te Awamutu to Auckland
Arthur Evans Broad, Transferred from Wellington to Taumarunui
Arthur Cecil Buckmaster, Transferred from General Post Office to Wellington
Alexander Hugh Campbell, Transferred from Christchurch to General Post Office
George Ernest Canham, Transferred from Taumarunui to Wellington
Frederick Kerry Caterer, Transferred from Ohaeawai to Otahuhu
Frederick Kerry Caterer, Transferred from Otahuhu to Mercer
Jeanie Rodman Chisholm, Transferred from Greytown to Brooklyn
Richard Cyril Christie, Transferred from Whangamomona to Wanganui
Mabel Thorold Bruce Clerk, Transferred from Auckland to Wellington
Arthur Charles Stewart Corby, Transferred from Raetihi to Wanganui
Margaret Corcoran, Transferred from Christchurch to Dunedin
William James Douglas Currie, Transferred from Westport to Christchurch
John Clifford Davis, Transferred from Wellington to Christchurch
Lees Trevelyan Devlin, Transferred from Auckland to Birkenhead
John Sholto Douglas, Transferred within Featherston
Frederick Henry Read Duncan, Transferred from Wellington to Invercargill
Robert Hamilton Dunlop, Transferred from General Post Office to Wellington
Thomas Leslie Earnshaw, Transferred from Kaitangata to Timaru
Walter Douglas Ferguson, Transferred from Woodville to Methven
George Henry Fisher, Transferred within Thames
Samuel Ford, Transferred from Wellington to Christchurch
George William Grey, Transferred from Birkenhead to Auckland
Thomas Richard Hall, Transferred from Auckland to Radio-Auckland
Jack Elliott Harrison, Transferred from Christchurch to Ashburton
Stanley Gordon Harvey, Transferred within Auckland

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