New Zealand Gazette – 1926 – No. 15

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✨ Public Service Promotions

OFFICERS PROMOTED—continued.

Name.	Promoted from		Promoted to		Date.
	Position.	Place.	Position.	Place.

PUBLIC TRUST DEPARTMENT.

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT.

STAMP DUTIES DEPARTMENT.

STATE ADVANCES DEPARTMENT.

STATE FIRE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

STATE FOREST SERVICE.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

INTERDEPARTMENTAL PROMOTIONS.

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPromotions, Public Service, Public Trust, Public Works, Stamp Duties, State Advances, State Fire and Accident Insurance, State Forest Service, Treasury
👱🏽 Names

33 names identified

Kenneth John Caverhill, Promoted to District Accountant
Basil Chandos Beaumont Dickson, Promoted to Estates Administration Instructor
James Kerrin McManus, Promoted to Accountancy Instructor
Umberto Primo Calcinai, Promoted to Plant Overseer
Allan Gillanders, Promoted to Clerk, C, VI
Herbert Thomas Hartley, Promoted to Chief Clerk
Norman Edwin Hutchings, Promoted to Clerk, C, V
Frederick George Jefferson, Promoted to Clerk, C, VI
Arthur James Ridler, Promoted to Chief Clerk, C, IV
William Alexander Sutherland, Promoted to Clerk, C, V
Andrew Whiteford, Promoted to Overseer
Robert Austin Malone, Promoted to First Clerk, C, V
Erwin Sharman Molony, Promoted to Clerk, C, V
Thomas Hollins Giles, Promoted to Clerk, C, V
John Kennedy Jameson, Promoted to Clerk, C, VI
Robert Barrie Collett, Promoted to Forest Ranger (1st Grade)
Norman James Dolamore, Promoted to Forest Ranger (A Class)
Francis William Foster, Transferred to Auckland
Duncan Macpherson, Promoted to Conservator of Forests (1st Grade)
Roderick McRae, Promoted to Forest Ranger (1st Grade)
William Montgomery, Promoted to Forest Ranger (A Grade)
Allan Norman Perham, Transferred to Rotorua
Frederick James Perham, Promoted to Forest Ranger (1st Grade)
Harry Phillips, Promoted to Forest Guard (2nd Grade)
Harold James Screen, Promoted to Forest Guard (2nd Grade)
Cecil McLean Smith, Transferred to Nelson
Robert Blackwood Steele, Transferred to Wellington
Arthur Wilbert Wastney, Promoted to Forest Ranger (1st Grade)
Bernard Carl Ashwin, Promoted to Inspector, C, III
Donald Archibald McCurdy, Promoted to Clerk, C, V
Francis Leeson Shepperd, Promoted to Examiner
William Henry Welsh, Promoted to Divisional Clerk, C, III
Thomas Brook, Promoted to Valuer General

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