New Zealand Gazette – 1922 – No. 8

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✨ Public Service Promotions and Transfers

Promotions, Transfers, etc., in the Public Service.

Office of the Public Service Commissioner, Wellington, 15th January, 1922.

IN accordance with the provisions of section 60 of the Public Service Act, 1912, the Public Service Commissioner notifies that he has approved of the following promotions, transfers, etc., in the Public Service.

A. C. TURNBULL, Secretary.

OFFICERS PROMOTED.

Name.	Promoted from		Promoted to		Date.
	Position.	Place.	Position.	Place.
AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT.
Singleton, Winnard Milton	Assistant Director	Dairy Division, Wellington	Director	Dairy Division, Wellington	1 Nov., 1921.
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT.
Wallace, William Dryburgh	Clerk of Courts (C, V)	Westport	Clerk of Courts (C, IV)	Timaru	1 Dec., 1921.
LANDS AND SURVEY DEPARTMENT.
Searell, Thomas Arthur	Cashier	Invercargill	Accountant	Blenheim	28 Dec., 1921.
PRISONS DEPARTMENT.
Baldwin, David	Principal Warder	Waikune, Erua	Officer in Charge	Waikune, Erua	1 Jan., 1922.
Blain, David	Warder	Waikeria	Chief Warder	Waikeria	1 Jan., 1922.
Murphy, John William	Warder	Wellington	Acting Principal Warder	Wellington	1 Jan., 1922.
PUBLIC TRUST DEPARTMENT.
Freeman, Llewellyn Bowden	Clerk (C, VII)	Christchurch	Clerk (C, VI)	Christchurch	23 Nov., 1921.
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT.
Davis, George Cedric Clarence	Electrical Engineering Cadet	Christchurch	Acting Assistant Electrical Engineer	Christchurch	1 Jan., 1922.
VALUATION DEPARTMENT.
Anderson, Henry Andrew	Officer in Charge (C, IV)	Invercargill	Officer in Charge (C, III)	Dunedin	13 Dec., 1921.

OFFICERS TRANSFERRED.

Name.	Transferred from		Transferred to		Date.
	Position.	Place.	Position.	Place.
CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT.
D’Audney, William Henry	Clerk	Auckland	Clerk	Head Office, Wellington	4 Jan., 1922.
Hambleton, Eric	Clerk	Wellington	Clerk	"	4 Jan., 1922.
Jones, Morton	Clerk	Wanganui	Clerk	"	4 Jan., 1922.
Luscombe, Linda Ailcen	Shorthand-typist	Dunedin	Shorthand-typist	"	4 Jan., 1922.
Savage, Francis Clinton Murray	Cadet	Auckland	Cadet	"	4 Jan., 1922.
Woulfe, James Maurice	Clerk	Wellington	Clerk	"	9 Jan., 1922.
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.
Lloyd, Alfred Ernest	Gardener	Special School for Boys, Nelson	Gardener	Special School for Girls, Richmond	1 Nov., 1921.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
Hames, Olive	Nurse	Te Waikato Sanatorium	Nurse	Pukeora Sanatorium	16 Nov., 1921.
Pollard, Rosa Hurst	Senior Sister	"	Sister	"	20 Dec., 1921.
Smith, James Gordon	Bacteriological Assistant	Auckland	Bacteriological Assistant	Hamilton	12 Dec., 1921.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1922, No 8

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1922, No 8

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🏛️ Public Service Promotions and Transfers

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated15 January 1922
KeywordsPromotions, Transfers, Public Service, Agriculture Department, Justice Department, Lands and Survey Department, Prisons Department, Public Trust Department, Public Works Department, Valuation Department, Customs Department, Education Department, Health Department
👱🏽 Names

19 names identified

Winnard Milton Singleton, Promoted to Director of Dairy Division
William Dryburgh Wallace, Promoted to Clerk of Courts (C, IV)
Thomas Arthur Searell, Promoted to Accountant
David Baldwin, Promoted to Officer in Charge
David Blain, Promoted to Chief Warder
John William Murphy, Promoted to Acting Principal Warder
Llewellyn Bowden Freeman, Promoted to Clerk (C, VI)
George Cedric Clarence Davis, Promoted to Acting Assistant Electrical Engineer
Henry Andrew Anderson, Promoted to Officer in Charge (C, III)
William Henry D’Audney, Transferred to Head Office, Wellington
Eric Hambleton, Transferred to Head Office, Wellington
Morton Jones, Transferred to Head Office, Wellington
Linda Ailcen Luscombe, Transferred to Head Office, Wellington
Francis Clinton Murray Savage, Transferred to Head Office, Wellington
James Maurice Woulfe, Transferred to Head Office, Wellington
Alfred Ernest Lloyd, Transferred to Special School for Girls, Richmond
Olive Hames, Transferred to Pukeora Sanatorium
Rosa Hurst Pollard, Transferred to Pukeora Sanatorium
James Gordon Smith, Transferred to Hamilton

👩‍💼 Officials

A. C. Turnbull, Secretary

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