New Zealand Gazette – 1926 – No. 38

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✨ Officers Transferred

OFFICERS TRANSFERRED.

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

AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT.

AUDIT DEPARTMENT.

CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT.

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.

HEALTH DEPARTMENT.

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🏛️ Officers Transferred in Government Departments (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsTransfers, Government Departments, Agriculture, Audit, Customs, Education, Health
👱🏽 Names

37 names identified

George Archie Blake, Transferred from Palmerston North to Masterton
John De Lennie Lorimer, Transferred from Nelson to Head Office
Victor Bowden Reid, Transferred from Hastings to Nelson
Herbert Arthur Sanderson, Transferred from Wanganui to Invercargill
James Moncrieff Smith, Transferred from Palmerston North to New Plymouth
Arthur Herbert Carman, Transferred from Wellington to Auckland
Charles Geoffrey Crawford, Transferred from Wellington to Head Office
Thomas William Roy Gibson, Transferred from Head Office to Wellington District Office
Arthur Charles Jackson, Transferred from Wellington to Dunedin
James Russell Johnson, Transferred from Wellington to Auckland
Alexander Edward Knight, Transferred within Wellington
Henry Edward Pierce, Transferred from Wellington District Office to Head Office
Olive Tasker Quartermain, Transferred from Christchurch to Dunedin
Arthur Henry Richards, Transferred from Napier to New Plymouth
Gertrude Maude Futter, Transferred from Boys’ Training Farm, Weraroa to Probation Home, Wellington
Rebecca Heperi, Transferred from Banana Native School to Maraeroa Native School
James Wynn Irwin, Transferred from Wellington to Dunedin
Constance Digby Jenkins, Transferred from Napier to Palmerston North
Ida Vashti Crago Johnson (Mrs.), Transferred from Matangirau Native School to Takahiwai Native School
Rangi Mauriohoooho (Miss), Transferred from Tokaanu Native School to Parawera Native School
Heni Te Ao Puha, Transferred from Te Araroa Native School to Manutahi Native School
Margaret Shepherd, Transferred from Matangirau Native School to Takahiwai Native School
Mildred Florence Strong, Transferred from Waitahanui Native School to Rakaumanga Native School
Sydney John Strong, Transferred within Waitahanui Native School
Heni Hoana Topia, Transferred from Waikeri Native School to Pukepoto Native School
Margaret Armstrong, Transferred from Wellington to Greymouth
Mary Bagley, Transferred from Christchurch to Wanganui
Rose Edith Huss Bellamy, Transferred from Wellington to Palmerston North
Millicent Hope Cato, Transferred from Wellington to Temuka
Thyra Irene Maria Cornwall, Transferred from Wellington to Lower Hutt
Alma Elizabeth Falconer, Transferred from Wellington to Gisborne
Marion Nimmo Fisher, Transferred from Wellington to Timaru
Airini Annette Holmes, Transferred from Palmerston North to Gisborne
Helen Cecilia Hunt, Transferred from Wellington to New Plymouth
Linda Manning Huston, Transferred from Masterton to Taumarunui
Margaret Shirlaw Johnston, Transferred from Wellington to Masterton
Margaret Love Kelly, Transferred from Wellington to Gore

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