New Zealand Gazette – 1925 – No. 64

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✨ Public Service Appointments

Appointments, Promotions, Transfers, &c., in the Public Service.

Office of the Public Service Commissioner, Wellington, 4th September, 1926.

IN accordance with the provisions of section 80 of the Public Service Act, 1912, the Public Service Commissioner notifies that he has made the following appointments, promotions, and transfers, &c., in the Public Service.

A. C. TURNBULL, Secretary.

FIRST APPOINTMENTS.

Name	Position	Place	Date
	AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT
Jaine, James Frederick	Inspector of Stock	Hawera	17 August, 1923
McFarlane, John Glover	Office Assistant	Moumahaki	9 August, 1923
Orr, George	Inspector of Stock	New Plymouth	17 August, 1923
Skinner, Ralph William	Inspector of Stock	Pahiatua	17 August, 1923
	CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT
Pierce, Henry Edward	Cadet	Wellington	23 August, 1923
	EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
Carter, Katherine Mary	Boarding-out Officer	Palmerston North	1 June, 1923
Craik, William James	Cadet	Wellington	2 July, 1923
Cree, Francis William James	Instructor and Teacher of Physical Training	Invercargill	1 August, 1923
Kidson, Harold Percy	Inspector of Secondary Schools	Wellington	4 July, 1923
Russell, Mrs. Agnes	First Assistant Teacher	Ohaeawai Native School	10 July, 1923
Russell, William Ernest	Head Teacher	Wellington	1 July, 1923
Savage, Richard	Architect	Wellington	26 August, 1923
	HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Bakewell, Beatrix Helen	School Medical Officer	Wellington	1 August, 1923
	INLAND REVENUE DEPARTMENT
	Land and Deeds Branch
Eves, Eric Robert Douglas	Cadet	Wellington	20 October, 1922
	Land and Income Tax Branch
Cockburn, Robert Alexander	Cadet	Wellington	15 August, 1923
	INTERNAL AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT
Barber, Arthur Donald	Cadet	Registrar-General's Office, Wellington	2 July, 1923
Costello, Mary Ellen	Machinist	Census and Statistics Office, Wellington	1 August, 1923
	JUSTICE DEPARTMENT
Dow, James Colin	Cadet	Magistrates' Court, Wairoa	24th July, 1923
	LANDS AND SURVEY DEPARTMENT
Baillie, Hector Wilfred	Clerical Cadet	New Plymouth	17 July, 1923
Johnston, Douglas Thomas	Clerical Cadet	Wellington District Office	18 July, 1923
Organ, William Stirling Maxwell	Draughtsman	Head Office	23 August, 1923
Stokes, Leslie Alan	Draughtsman	Auckland	1 August, 1921
Watson, James Henry	Clerk	Wellington District Office	1 August, 1923

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1925, No 64

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🏛️ Appointments, Promotions, Transfers in the Public Service

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated4 September 1926
KeywordsAppointments, Promotions, Transfers, Public Service, Agriculture, Customs, Education, Health, Inland Revenue, Internal Affairs, Justice, Lands and Survey
👱🏽 Names

23 names identified

James Frederick Jaine, Appointed Inspector of Stock
John Glover McFarlane, Appointed Office Assistant
George Orr, Appointed Inspector of Stock
Ralph William Skinner, Appointed Inspector of Stock
Henry Edward Pierce, Appointed Cadet
Katherine Mary Carter, Appointed Boarding-out Officer
William James Craik, Appointed Cadet
Francis William James Cree, Appointed Instructor and Teacher of Physical Training
Harold Percy Kidson, Appointed Inspector of Secondary Schools
Agnes Russell (Mrs), Appointed First Assistant Teacher
William Ernest Russell, Appointed Head Teacher
Richard Savage, Appointed Architect
Beatrix Helen Bakewell, Appointed School Medical Officer
Eric Robert Douglas Eves, Appointed Cadet
Robert Alexander Cockburn, Appointed Cadet
Arthur Donald Barber, Appointed Cadet
Mary Ellen Costello, Appointed Machinist
James Colin Dow, Appointed Cadet
Hector Wilfred Baillie, Appointed Clerical Cadet
Douglas Thomas Johnston, Appointed Clerical Cadet
William Stirling Maxwell Organ, Appointed Draughtsman
Leslie Alan Stokes, Appointed Draughtsman
James Henry Watson, Appointed Clerk

👩‍💼 Officials

A. C. Turnbull, Secretary

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