New Zealand Gazette – 1925 – No. 20

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✨ Public Service Transfers

OFFICERS TRANSFERRED.

Name.	Position.	Place.	Transferred from	Position.	Place.
Blair, William Dunn	Veterinarian	Invercargill	Veterinarian	Dunedin	22 Jan., 1925.
Bryant, Arthur Lenny	Clerical Cadet	District Office, Wellington	Clerical Cadet	Veterinary Laboratory, Wal-	19 Feb., ""
				laceville
Campbell, Donald	Dairy Instructor and Grader	Patea	Dairy Instructor and Grader	Napier	12 Jan., ""
Clearwater, George Charles	Meat Inspector	Wanganui	Meat Inspector	Hick’s Bay	29 Dec., 1924.
Danksin, John	Veterinarian	Dunedin	Veterinarian	Invercargill	14 Jan., 1925.
Knightsbridge, Henry James	Meat Inspector	Taihape	Meat Inspector	Hawera	3 Mar., ""
McPhee, Charles Edwin	Inspector of Stock	Dargaville	Inspector of Stock	Invercargill	5 Jan., ""
Sanderson, Herbert Arthur	Meat Inspector	Ngahauranga	Meat Inspector	Hawera	24 Dec., 1924.
Wallace, John Oscar	Clerk	Head Office	Clerk	Dunedin	6 Mar., 1925.

AUDIT DEPARTMENT.

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.

HEALTH DEPARTMENT.

INLAND REVENUE DEPARTMENT.

Stamp Duties Branch.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1925, No 20

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🏛️ Public Service Appointments, Promotions, and Transfers (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPublic Service, Transfers, Appointments
👱🏽 Names

36 names identified

William Dunn Blair, Transferred from Dunedin to Invercargill
Arthur Lenny Bryant, Transferred from Wellington to Wallaceville
Donald Campbell, Transferred from Napier to Patea
George Charles Clearwater, Transferred from Wanganui to Hick’s Bay
John Danksin, Transferred from Dunedin to Invercargill
Henry James Knightsbridge, Transferred from Taihape to Hawera
Charles Edwin McPhee, Transferred from Dargaville to Invercargill
Herbert Arthur Sanderson, Transferred from Ngahauranga to Hawera
John Oscar Wallace, Transferred from Head Office to Dunedin
John Andrew Beck, Transferred from Wanganui to Auckland
Harold Willis de Castro, Transferred from Wellington to New Plymouth
Gordon Denis Hattaway, Transferred from New Plymouth to Hamilton
Maurice Lessel Thomas, Transferred from Auckland to Wellington
Caroline Alice Bourn, Transferred from Auckland to Christchurch
Thomas Patrick Cox, Promoted to Senior Clerk in Wellington
Jennie Spotswood Bean, Transferred from Wellington to Greymouth
Alice Dorothy Bogle, Transferred from Hokitika to Hastings
Frances Lucy Carlton, Transferred from Whangarei to Blenheim
Jean Leonora Carroll, Transferred from Wellington to Te Kuiti
Ronald Walker Connor, Transferred from Hokitika to Westport
Flora Crawford, Transferred from Auckland to Tolaga Bay
Robert Gooding, Transferred from Westport to Wellington
Airini Annette Holmes, Transferred from Wellington to Gisborne
Winifred Annie Leo, Transferred from Napier to Nelson
Lorna Mary Leslie, Transferred from Wellington to Dunedin
Andrew Logan, Transferred from Invercargill to Masterton
William Alexander McGregor, Transferred from Greytown to Carterton
Philip Alexander Milne, Transferred from Taumarunui to Wellington
John Proctor, Promoted to Professional Cadet in Wellington
John Baird Rankin, Promoted to Inspector of Health in Taumarunui
Samuel Benjamin Reed, Transferred to Ante-natal Nurse in Wellington
Mildred Daphne Robinson, Transferred from Wellington to Hokitika
Ellen Letitia Sanderson, Transferred from Wellington to Invercargill
Leonard Francis Shearer, Transferred from Dunedin to Christchurch
Ellen Spring, Transferred to School Nurse in Christchurch
Harry Rex Hunnibell, Transferred from Christchurch to Head Office

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