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New Zealand Gazette – 1919 – No. 74

Page 1942

✨ Public Service Resignations

1942
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 74

RESIGNATIONS.

Name.	Position.	Place.	Date left Service.

AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT.

Mannion, Timothy Edward .. | Farm Hand .. .. | Arataki Horticultural Station | 30 April, 1919.

CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT.

Williams, Harold Walter .. | Examining Officer .. | Dunedin .. | 30 April, 1919.

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.

Greville, Lilian .. | Assistant Teacher .. | Native School, Rangia .. | 24 Mar., 1919.
Hawkins, Beatrice May .. | " .. | " Waiomio .. | 31 ,, ,,
Holmes, Edith (Miss) .. | Matron .. | Special School, Otekaike .. | 30 April, ,,
Holmes, Fanny (Miss) .. | Seamstress .. | Boys’ Training-farm, Nelson | 23 ,, ,,
Robertson, Margaret (Miss) .. | First Assistant Teacher .. | Native School, Tokomaru Bay | 31 Mar., ,,
Ross, Jessie (Miss) .. | General Attendant .. | Probation Home, Wellington | 28 Feb., ,,
Reid, Kathleen Isabel .. | School Nurse .. | Wanganui .. | 7 May, ,,

INTERNAL AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT.

McIntosh, Jessie Duggan .. | Shorthand-writer and Typist .. | Wellington .. | 20 Mar., 1919.

INTERNAL AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT (RELIEVING STAFF).

Sherriff, Gladys Muriel Gertrude .. | Shorthand-writer and Typist .. | Wellington .. | 3 May, 1919.
Woods, Eveline Grace .. | Cadette .. | ,, .. | 11 ,, ,,

JUSTICE DEPARTMENT.

Wood, Claude Evelyn George .. | Cadet in Courts .. | Thames .. | 25 Feb., 1919.

LANDS AND SURVEY DEPARTMENT.

Black, Harold Bayne .. | Draughtsman .. | Auckland .. | 30 April, 1919.
Kenny, Courtenay .. | Surveyor .. | ,, .. | 30 ,, ,,

MARINE AND INSPECTION OF MACHINERY DEPARTMENT.

Little, Stewart Alfred .. | Cadet.. .. | Head Office, Wellington .. | 10 May, 1919.

MENTAL HOSPITALS DEPARTMENT.

Ash, Ann Esther .. | Senior Nurse .. | Christchurch .. | 18 April, 1919.
Findlay, James .. | Charge Attendant .. | Seacliff .. | 30 ,, ,,
Green, Miriam .. | Senior Nurse .. | Christchurch .. | 17 ,, ,,
Matthews, Clifford Edward .. | Senior Attendant .. | Seacliff .. | 29 ,, ,,
Potter, Emily .. | Charge Nurse and Deputy Matron | Nelson .. | 20 May, ,,
Smith, Mabel Florence .. | Senior Nurse .. | Christchurch .. | 23 April, ,,
Taylor, Ellen .. | Deputy Charge Nurse .. | Seacliff .. | 19 ,, ,,

POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.

Barrett, Richard John .. | Clerk .. | C.P.O., Auckland .. | 21 Feb., 1918.
Boyce, Mary .. | Message-girl .. | Wellington .. | 31 Mar., 1919.
Brown, Harold Gladstone .. | Lineman .. | Auckland .. | 23 Feb., ,,
Cable, Linda Marua .. | Cadette .. | Roslyn .. | 17 Mar., ,,
Dear, Harold Albert Henry .. | Sorter .. | General Post Office .. | 31 ,, ,,
Duff, John William .. | Telephonist .. | Oamaru.. .. | 13 Jan., ,,
Dwyer, William .. | Message-boy .. | Hinds .. | 31 Mar., ,,
Dyson, Arthur Owen .. | Postman .. | Hawera.. .. | 31 ,, ,,
Finlay, Mildred Mary Elizabeth .. | Cadette .. | Gore .. | 7 Feb., ,,
Hawke, Herbert Roy .. | Message-boy .. | Waihi .. | 31 Jan., ,,
Hill, Helena Maud .. | Message-girl .. | Gisborne .. | 12 Mar., ,,
Johnson, Olive .. | " .. | Karamea .. | 31 ,, ,,
Kelly, Emma Linda .. | " .. | Waikanae .. | 31 ,, ,,
Lawton, Ina May .. | " .. | Masterton .. | 31 ,, ,,
McBride, George William .. | Exchange Clerk .. | Dunedin .. | 7 ,, ,,
McCluggage, Samuel Robert John .. | Message-boy .. | Kaiwarawara .. | 17 ,, ,,
McCurdy, Daniel Gordon .. | Telegraphist .. | Wellington .. | 24 Nov., 1918.
McDougall, Isabella Mary .. | Message-girl .. | " .. | 18 Mar., 1919.
McIsaac, Dugald Kenneth .. | Post-office Boy Messenger .. | Blenheim .. | 31 ,, ,,
Matheson, Agnes Benzie May .. | Cadette .. | T.O., Dunedin .. | 1 ,, ,,
Meades, Lawrence .. | Message-boy .. | Bull’s .. | 28 Feb., ,,
Mearns, James Gordon .. | Sorter .. | Auckland .. | 25 Mar., ,,
Morley, Thomas .. | Lineman .. | Featherston .. | 5 ,, ,,
Munro, Alexander William .. | Telegraphist .. | Wellington .. | 17 ,, ,,
*Olsen, William Arthur .. | Message-boy .. | Christchurch .. | 30 Nov., 1918.
Paul, William .. | Postman .. | Dunedin .. | 25 Mar., 1919.
Rhynd, Alexander .. | Assistant and Messenger .. | Putaruru .. | 16 Feb., ,,
Shearer, Florence Amelia .. | Assistant .. | C.P.O., Wellington .. | 28 ,, ,,
Smith, Dorothy .. | Message-girl .. | Taumarunui .. | 31 Jan., ,,
Sturrock, Jessie Fyffe .. | Switchboard Attendant .. | Hawera.. .. | 19 Mar., ,,
Tarr, Frederick James .. | Carpenter and Joiner .. | Wellington .. | 18 ,, ,,
Turner, Walter Edmondson .. | Postman .. | Wanganui .. | 11 ,, ,,
Watts, Herbert Roy .. | Message-boy .. | Kaitaia .. | 28 Feb., ,,
†Wellington, Ada Mary .. | Message-girl .. | Wellington .. | 28 ,, ,,
Wheeler, John Kingston .. | Junior Engraver .. | General Post Office .. | 26 Mar., ,,
Woods, Wilfred George Cecil .. | Telegraphist .. | Thames.. .. | 31 ,, ,,
‡Wright, John Watson .. | Cadet.. .. | Winton .. | 27 June, 1918.
Wyatt, Constance Mabel .. | Cadette .. | Hamilton .. | 27 Feb., 1919.

Amending entry in New Zealand Gazette, 17th April, 1919. † Services terminated on account of health. ‡ Amending entry in New Zealand Gazette.

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🏛️ Public Service Resignations

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsResignations, Public Service, Agriculture, Customs, Education, Internal Affairs, Justice, Lands and Survey, Marine, Mental Hospitals, Post and Telegraph
👱🏽 Names

61 names identified

Timothy Edward Mannion, Resigned as Farm Hand
Harold Walter Williams, Resigned as Examining Officer
Lilian Greville, Resigned as Assistant Teacher
Beatrice May Hawkins, Resigned as Assistant Teacher
Edith Holmes (Miss), Resigned as Matron
Fanny Holmes (Miss), Resigned as Seamstress
Margaret Robertson (Miss), Resigned as First Assistant Teacher
Jessie Ross (Miss), Resigned as General Attendant
Kathleen Isabel Reid, Resigned as School Nurse
Jessie Duggan McIntosh, Resigned as Shorthand-writer and Typist
Gladys Muriel Gertrude Sherriff, Resigned as Shorthand-writer and Typist
Eveline Grace Woods, Resigned as Cadette
Claude Evelyn George Wood, Resigned as Cadet in Courts
Harold Bayne Black, Resigned as Draughtsman
Courtenay Kenny, Resigned as Surveyor
Stewart Alfred Little, Resigned as Cadet
Ann Esther Ash, Resigned as Senior Nurse
James Findlay, Resigned as Charge Attendant
Miriam Green, Resigned as Senior Nurse
Clifford Edward Matthews, Resigned as Senior Attendant
Emily Potter, Resigned as Charge Nurse and Deputy Matron
Mabel Florence Smith, Resigned as Senior Nurse
Ellen Taylor, Resigned as Deputy Charge Nurse
Richard John Barrett, Resigned as Clerk
Mary Boyce, Resigned as Message-girl
Harold Gladstone Brown, Resigned as Lineman
Linda Marua Cable, Resigned as Cadette
Harold Albert Henry Dear, Resigned as Sorter
John William Duff, Resigned as Telephonist
William Dwyer, Resigned as Message-boy
Arthur Owen Dyson, Resigned as Postman
Mildred Mary Elizabeth Finlay, Resigned as Cadette
Herbert Roy Hawke, Resigned as Message-boy
Helena Maud Hill, Resigned as Message-girl
Olive Johnson, Resigned as Message-girl
Emma Linda Kelly, Resigned as Message-girl
Ina May Lawton, Resigned as Message-girl
George William McBride, Resigned as Exchange Clerk
Samuel Robert John McCluggage, Resigned as Message-boy
Daniel Gordon McCurdy, Resigned as Telegraphist
Isabella Mary McDougall, Resigned as Message-girl
Dugald Kenneth McIsaac, Resigned as Post-office Boy Messenger
Agnes Benzie May Matheson, Resigned as Cadette
Lawrence Meades, Resigned as Message-boy
James Gordon Mearns, Resigned as Sorter
Thomas Morley, Resigned as Lineman
Alexander William Munro, Resigned as Telegraphist
William Arthur Olsen, Resigned as Message-boy
William Paul, Resigned as Postman
Alexander Rhynd, Resigned as Assistant and Messenger
Florence Amelia Shearer, Resigned as Assistant
Dorothy Smith, Resigned as Message-girl
Jessie Fyffe Sturrock, Resigned as Switchboard Attendant
Frederick James Tarr, Resigned as Carpenter and Joiner
Walter Edmondson Turner, Resigned as Postman
Herbert Roy Watts, Resigned as Message-boy
Ada Mary Wellington, Resigned as Message-girl
John Kingston Wheeler, Resigned as Junior Engraver
Wilfred George Cecil Woods, Resigned as Telegraphist
John Watson Wright, Resigned as Cadet
Constance Mabel Wyatt, Resigned as Cadette

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