New Zealand Gazette – 1926 – No. 23

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✨ Children's Courts Jurisdiction

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 23

the Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby appoint the Stipendiary Magistrates named in the first column of the Schedule here to exercise jurisdiction in the Children's Courts established at the places named in the second column of the said Schedule opposite the name of each such Stipendiary Magistrate.

SCHEDULE.

First Column. Second Column.
Ernest Cargill Cutten .. Auckland.
Helensville.
Maungaturoto.
Paparoa.
Waipu.
Warkworth.
Wellsford.
William Roy McKean .. Onehunga.
Otahuhu.
Papakura.
Pukekohe.
Waiuku.
Felix Hector Levien .. Dargaville.
Hikurangi.
Houhora.
Kaikohe.
Kaitaia.
Kawakawa.
Mangonui.
Rawene.
Russell.
Whangarei.
Whangaroa.
William George Kyffyn Kenrick .. Opotiki.
Putaruru.
Rotorua.
Taupo.
Tauranga.
Te Puke.
Whakatane.
Charles Rutherford Orr Walker .. Cambridge.
Hamilton.
Huntly.
Kawhia.
Mercer.
Ngaruawahia.
Ohura.
Otorohanga.
Raglan.
Taumarunui.
Te Awamutu.
Te Kuiti.
John Hearsey Salmon .. Coromandel.
Matamata.
Morrinsville.
Paeroa.
Te Aroha.
Thames.
Waihi.
Ernest Charles Levvey .. Gisborne.
Port Awanui.
Te Karaka.
Tolaga Bay.
Waipiro Bay.
Wairoa.
Robert William Dycr .. Hastings.
Napier.
Ormondville.
Waipawa.
Waipukurau.
Robert Ward Tate .. Eltham.
Inglewood.
Manaia.
New Plymouth.
Opunake.
Stratford.
Waitara.
John Saxon Barton .. Hawera.
Patea.
Wanganui.
Waverley.
Robert Mackenzie Watson.. Bull's.
Feilding.
Hunterville.
Mangaweka.
Marton.
Ohakune.
Raetihi.
Taihape.
John Logan Stout .. Dannevirke.
Foxton.
Levin.
Otaki.
Palmerston North.

First Column. Second Column.
Arthur Manwell Mowlem .. Carterton.
Eketahuna.
Featherston.
Greytown.
Martinborough.
Masterton.
Pahiataua.
Pongaroa.
Woodville.
William Glendinning Riddell .. Lower Hutt.
Petone.
Upper Hutt.
Wellington.
Thomas Edward Maunsell.. Blenheim.
Collingwood.
Havelock.
Motueka.
Nelson.
Picton.
Takaka.
Ahaura.
William Meldrum.. Greymouth.
Hokitika.
Kumara.
Okarito.
Reefton.
Ross.
Herbert Percival Lawry .. Akaroa.
Cheviot.
Culverden.
Darfield.
Denniston.
Granity.
Kaikoura.
Karamea.
Little River.
Murchison.
Oxford.
Westport.
Howell Young Widdowson.. Christchurch.
Leeston.
Lyttelton.
Henry Aiken Young .. Amberley.
Kaiapoi.
Rangiora.
Edward Darker Mosley .. Ashburton.
Fairlie.
Geraldine.
Methven.
Rakaia.
Temuka.
Timaru.
Waimate.
Henry Wilfred Bundle .. Hampden.
Kurow.
Oamaru.
Palmerston.
Waikouaiti.
James Rankin Bartholomew .. Dunedin.
Mosgiel.
Outram.
Port Chalmers.
Henry James Dixon .. Alexandra.
Balclutha.
Black's.
Clinton.
Clyde.
Cromwell.
Gore.
Kaitangata.
Lawrence.
Mataura.
Middlemarch.
Milton.
Naseby.
Owaka.
Roxburgh.
St. Bathan's.
Tapanui.
Waikaia.
George Cruickshank .. Arrowtown.
Campbelltown.
Invercargill.
Lumsden.
Orepuki.
Otautau.
Queenstown.
Riverton.
Winton.
Wyndham.

As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor-General, this 14th day of April, 1926.

F. J. ROLLESTON, Minister of Justice.

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⚖️ Appointment of Stipendiary Magistrates for Children's Courts

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
Dated14 April 1926
KeywordsChildren's Courts, Stipendiary Magistrates, Jurisdiction
👱🏽 Names

24 names identified

Ernest Cargill Cutten, Appointed Stipendiary Magistrate for Children's Courts
William Roy McKean, Appointed Stipendiary Magistrate for Children's Courts
Felix Hector Levien, Appointed Stipendiary Magistrate for Children's Courts
William George Kyffyn Kenrick, Appointed Stipendiary Magistrate for Children's Courts
Charles Rutherford Orr Walker, Appointed Stipendiary Magistrate for Children's Courts
John Hearsey Salmon, Appointed Stipendiary Magistrate for Children's Courts
Ernest Charles Levvey, Appointed Stipendiary Magistrate for Children's Courts
Robert William Dycr, Appointed Stipendiary Magistrate for Children's Courts
Robert Ward Tate, Appointed Stipendiary Magistrate for Children's Courts
John Saxon Barton, Appointed Stipendiary Magistrate for Children's Courts
Robert Mackenzie Watson, Appointed Stipendiary Magistrate for Children's Courts
John Logan Stout, Appointed Stipendiary Magistrate for Children's Courts
Arthur Manwell Mowlem, Appointed Stipendiary Magistrate for Children's Courts
William Glendinning Riddell, Appointed Stipendiary Magistrate for Children's Courts
Thomas Edward Maunsell, Appointed Stipendiary Magistrate for Children's Courts
William Meldrum, Appointed Stipendiary Magistrate for Children's Courts
Herbert Percival Lawry, Appointed Stipendiary Magistrate for Children's Courts
Howell Young Widdowson, Appointed Stipendiary Magistrate for Children's Courts
Henry Aiken Young, Appointed Stipendiary Magistrate for Children's Courts
Edward Darker Mosley, Appointed Stipendiary Magistrate for Children's Courts
Henry Wilfred Bundle, Appointed Stipendiary Magistrate for Children's Courts
James Rankin Bartholomew, Appointed Stipendiary Magistrate for Children's Courts
Henry James Dixon, Appointed Stipendiary Magistrate for Children's Courts
George Cruickshank, Appointed Stipendiary Magistrate for Children's Courts

👩‍💼 Officials

F. J. Rolleston, Minister of Justice

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