New Zealand Gazette – 1926 – No. 15

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✨ Public Service Transfers

OFFICERS TRANSFERRED—continued.

Name.	Transferred from		Transferred to		Date.
	Position.	Place.	Position.	Place.

LAND AND DEEDS DEPARTMENT.

LANDS AND SURVEY DEPARTMENT.

MARINE DEPARTMENT.

MENTAL HOSPITALS DEPARTMENT.

PRISONS DEPARTMENT.

PUBLIC TRUST DEPARTMENT.

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsTransfers, Public Service, Land and Deeds, Lands and Survey, Marine, Mental Hospitals, Prisons, Public Trust
👱🏽 Names

29 names identified

Annie Mason, Transferred from Invercargill to Auckland
Carolina Wilhelmina Breda, Transferred from Wellington to Auckland
William John Burton, Transferred within Napier
Frank Eric Eunson, Transferred from Invercargill to Auckland
Genevieve Augusta McMahon, Transferred from New Plymouth to Head Office
Henry Loftus Primrose, Promoted within Gisborne
Cecil Berryman Robson, Transferred from Blenheim to Christchurch
Robert John Thompson, Transferred within Napier
James Young Alexander, Transferred from Greymouth to Auckland
David Bell, Transferred from Auckland to Dunedin
Edward Brown, Transferred from Wellington to Greymouth
James Harry Colman Conway, Transferred from Kaipara Heads to Castlepoint
David Rankin, Transferred from Dunedin to Wellington
Alfred Walter Young, Transferred from Moko Hinou to Akaroa Head
Leonard Ernest Gwillam, Transferred from Seacliff to Christchurch
John Duthie McDonald, Transferred from Waikune to Wellington
James Owen O'Connor, Transferred from Waikune to Auckland
James William Campbell, Transferred from Wanganui to Christchurch
Cecil Augustine Carmine, Promoted and transferred from Auckland to Greymouth
Edward Collins, Promoted and transferred from Head Office to Auckland
Josiah Maurice Eales, Transferred from Auckland to Christchurch
Jack Elliott, Transferred within Napier
Lionel Edwin Ellisson, Transferred from Dunedin to Timaru
Thomas Ewart Ennis, Transferred from Wellington D.O. to Christchurch
Mary Monica Fenton, Transferred from Dunedin to Head Office
Walter Joscelyne Fisk, Transferred from Head Office to Christchurch
Henry Grant Forster, Transferred from Greymouth to Wellington District Office
William Leonard Gray, Transferred from Napier to Christchurch
Alexander McCredie Haldane, Transferred from Head Office to Wellington District Office

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