New Zealand Gazette – 1920 – No. 68

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✨ Public Service Appointments

JULY 22.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2205

Notice of Appointments, Promotions, Transfers, &c.

Office of the Public Service Commissioner, Wellington, 2nd June, 1920.
IN accordance with the provisions of section 60 of the Public Service Act, 1912, the Public Service Commissioner notifies that he has made the following appointments to, and promotions, transfers, &c., in, the Public Service.

A. C. TURNBULL, Secretary.

FIRST APPOINTMENTS.

Name.	Position.	Place.	Date of Appointment.

AGRICULTURE, INDUSTRIES, AND COMMERCE DEPARTMENT.
Drain, Thomas McAlister ... Clerk ... Dunedin ... 1 Nov., 1919.
Graham, Frank ... Inspector of Stock ... Westport ... 15 Sept., "
McCallum, Craig Scott ... Cadet ... Head Office, Wellington ... 22 Oct., "

DEFENCE DEPARTMENT.
Scott, Dora ... Shorthand-typist ... Auckland ... 31 May, 1919.

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.
Christie, Christina ... Clerk Attendant ... Industrial School, Caversham ... 1 Nov., 1919.
Emmerson, Charlotte ... " ... Special School, Otekaike ... 1 " "
Gordon, James ... Shorthand-typist ... Wellington ... 1 " "
Miller, Eva Augusta Victoria ... Clerk Attendant ... Boys' Training Farm, Weraroa ... 1 Oct., "
Watt, Alice May ... Laundress ... Special School, Otekaike ... 1 Nov., "
Watt, Helen Mabel ... Female Attendant ... " " ... 1 " "

INTERNAL AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT.
Stockbridge, Susan ... Charwoman ... Wellington ... 1 Nov., 1919.

INTERNAL AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT (RELIEVING STAFF).
Gibbs, William Henry ... Cadet ... Wellington ... 1 Nov., 1919.
Lindsay, Grace ... Shorthand-typist ... " ... 22 Sept., "

JUSTICE DEPARTMENT.
Beer, Arthur Henry ... Assistant Bailiff ... Magistrates' Court, Auckland ... 1 Nov., 1919.

LAND AND DEEDS DEPARTMENT.
Collier, Rita Howard ... Shorthand-typist ... Christchurch ... 13 Oct., 1919.
Goodwin, Ralph Burton ... Cadet ... Auckland ... 28 " "
Hardman, Sydney Smith ... " ... " ... 16 Sept., "
Miller, Edward Hugh Snow ... " ... Invercargill ... 13 Oct., "

LANDS AND SURVEY DEPARTMENT.
Robb, Eleanor Edith ... Typist ... Head Office, Wellington ... 1 Nov., 1919.
Quinn, Lily ... Shorthand-typist ... Auckland ... 9 Oct., "

MARINE AND INSPECTION OF MACHINERY DEPARTMENT.
Williams, Eric Mervyn ... Cadet ... Meteorological Office, Wellington ... 2 Oct., 1919.

MENTAL HOSPITALS DEPARTMENT.
Hobson, Henry ... Painter ... Seacliff ... 1 Feb., 1919.
Moore, Cyril Joseph Stafford ... Attendant ... Christchurch ... 1 April, "
Muncaster, Harold George ... " ... Nelson ... 1 Aug., 1918.

PENSIONS DEPARTMENT.
Jennings, Frederick Harry ... Cadet ... Napier ... 7 Mar., 1918.

PRISONS DEPARTMENT.
Stuart, John ... Night-watch officer ... Paparua Prison, Templeton ... 1 Aug., 1919.

PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
Clark, Edith Minnie ... Matron ... St. Helen's Hospital, Gisborne ... 1 April, 1918.
McKinley, Elizabeth May ... Shorthand-typist ... Christchurch ... 10 Nov., 1919.
Mercer, William Bracewell ... District Health Officer ... Whangarei ... 8 Sept., "
Monnook, Sarah ... Nurse ... Te Waikato Sanatorium, Cambridge ... 1 Nov., "
Whyte, Alexander Duncan Shanks ... Assistant District Health Officer ... Dunedin ... 7 Oct., "

PUBLIC TRUST DEPARTMENT.
Burt, Robert Thomson ... Cadet ... Invercargill ... 8 April, 1919.
Cullinane, Timothy William ... Clerk ... Head Office, Wellington ... 5 Nov., "
Elcoat, Reginald ... Cadet ... Auckland ... 18 Mar., "
Garside, Vera Alison ... Shorthand-typist ... Christchurch ... 1 Feb., 1917.
McDavitt, Mary Agnes ... " ... Wellington ... 26 June, "
Moore, George William Henry ... Cadet ... New Plymouth ... 6 Jan., 1919.
Williams, Beatrice Jessica ... Shorthand-typist ... Head Office, Wellington ... 22 Oct., "

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT.
Greig, John James Williams ... Road Foreman ... Napier District ... 1 Nov., 1919.
Pushman, Herbert William ... Storekeeper's Assistant ... Arthur's Pass ... 14 Feb., "

STAMP DUTIES DEPARTMENT.
Brodrick, Richard Michael ... Cadet ... Napier ... 13 Oct., 1919.
Chesterfield, Jesse Theodore ... " ... Head Office, Wellington ... 7 " "
Doogue, Eugene ... " ... Dunedin ... 29 " "
Evans, Dafydd Strachan ... " ... New Plymouth ... 15 Dec., "
Knight, Elizabeth Jane ... Shorthand-typist ... Wellington ... 25 Oct., "
Queree, Harold Charles Edward ... Cadet ... Christchurch ... 1 Nov., "
Young, Henry John Napier ... " ... Head Office, Wellington ... 15 Oct., "

STATE FIRE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
Bryant, Everton Rex ... Cadet ... Palmerston North ... 17 Oct., 1919.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
McNair, George Christopher ... Cadet ... Wellington ... 4 Nov., 1919.

VALUATION DEPARTMENT.
Carter, Ida Lydia ... Typist ... Christchurch ... 21 Oct., 1919.

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🏛️ Public Service Appointments, Promotions, and Transfers

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated2 June 1920
KeywordsAppointments, Promotions, Transfers, Public Service Act 1912, Various Departments
👱🏽 Names

51 names identified

A. C. Turnbull, Secretary, Public Service Commissioner
Thomas McAlister Drain, Clerk, Agriculture, Industries, and Commerce Department
Frank Graham, Inspector of Stock, Agriculture, Industries, and Commerce Department
Craig Scott McCallum, Cadet, Agriculture, Industries, and Commerce Department
Dora Scott, Shorthand-typist, Defence Department
Christina Christie, Clerk Attendant, Education Department
Charlotte Emmerson, Clerk Attendant, Education Department
James Gordon, Shorthand-typist, Education Department
Eva Augusta Victoria Miller, Clerk Attendant, Education Department
Alice May Watt, Laundress, Education Department
Helen Mabel Watt, Female Attendant, Education Department
Susan Stockbridge, Charwoman, Internal Affairs Department
William Henry Gibbs, Cadet, Internal Affairs Department (Relieving Staff)
Grace Lindsay, Shorthand-typist, Internal Affairs Department (Relieving Staff)
Arthur Henry Beer, Assistant Bailiff, Justice Department
Rita Howard Collier, Shorthand-typist, Land and Deeds Department
Ralph Burton Goodwin, Cadet, Land and Deeds Department
Sydney Smith Hardman, Cadet, Land and Deeds Department
Edward Hugh Snow Miller, Cadet, Land and Deeds Department
Eleanor Edith Robb, Typist, Lands and Survey Department
Lily Quinn, Shorthand-typist, Lands and Survey Department
Eric Mervyn Williams, Cadet, Marine and Inspection of Machinery Department
Henry Hobson, Painter, Mental Hospitals Department
Cyril Joseph Stafford Moore, Attendant, Mental Hospitals Department
Harold George Muncaster, Attendant, Mental Hospitals Department
Frederick Harry Jennings, Cadet, Pensions Department
John Stuart, Night-watch officer, Prisons Department
Edith Minnie Clark, Matron, Public Health Department
Elizabeth May McKinley, Shorthand-typist, Public Health Department
William Bracewell Mercer, District Health Officer, Public Health Department
Sarah Monnook, Nurse, Public Health Department
Alexander Duncan Shanks Whyte, Assistant District Health Officer, Public Health Department
Robert Thomson Burt, Cadet, Public Trust Department
Timothy William Cullinane, Clerk, Public Trust Department
Reginald Elcoat, Cadet, Public Trust Department
Vera Alison Garside, Shorthand-typist, Public Trust Department
Mary Agnes McDavitt, Shorthand-typist, Public Trust Department
George William Henry Moore, Cadet, Public Trust Department
Beatrice Jessica Williams, Shorthand-typist, Public Trust Department
John James Williams Greig, Road Foreman, Public Works Department
Herbert William Pushman, Storekeeper's Assistant, Public Works Department
Richard Michael Brodrick, Cadet, Stamp Duties Department
Jesse Theodore Chesterfield, Cadet, Stamp Duties Department
Eugene Doogue, Cadet, Stamp Duties Department
Dafydd Strachan Evans, Cadet, Stamp Duties Department
Elizabeth Jane Knight, Shorthand-typist, Stamp Duties Department
Harold Charles Edward Queree, Cadet, Stamp Duties Department
Henry John Napier Young, Cadet, Stamp Duties Department
Everton Rex Bryant, Cadet, State Fire Insurance Department
George Christopher McNair, Cadet, Treasury Department
Ida Lydia Carter, Typist, Valuation Department

👩‍💼 Officials

A. C. Turnbull, Secretary, Public Service Commissioner

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