New Zealand Gazette – 1926 – No. 38

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✨ Government Department Transfers

OFFICERS TRANSFERRED—continued.

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

HEALTH DEPARTMENT—continued.

INTERNAL AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT.

JUSTICE DEPARTMENT.

LABOUR DEPARTMENT.

LAND AND DEEDS DEPARTMENT.

LAND AND INCOME TAX DEPARTMENT.

LANDS AND SURVEY DEPARTMENT.

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsTransfers, Government Departments, Health, Internal Affairs, Justice, Labour, Land and Deeds, Land and Income Tax, Lands and Survey
👱🏽 Names

31 names identified

Maltravers Campbell McLeod, Transferred from Stratford to Eltham
Marjorie Ethelwyn North, Transferred from Wellington to Nelson
Kathleen Elva Rowden, Transferred from Wellington to Tapanui
Ellen Letitia Sanderson, Transferred from Hokitika to Christchurch
Phyllis Wells Smith, Transferred from Wellington to Timaru
Winifred Lucy Whittington, Transferred from Wellington to Hawera
Leslie Harold Davis, Transferred from Wellington to Christchurch
Louis Roy Moloney Watson, Transferred from Wellington to Auckland
William Keith Andrews, Transferred within Wellington
James Christopher Boddy, Transferred from Queenstown to Lawrence and Roxburgh
Thomas McCullock Brooks, Transferred from New Plymouth to Christchurch
Wallace Eric Brough, Transferred within Christchurch
Frederick Stanley Collier, Transferred from Greymouth to New Plymouth
Frank Graham Hutton, Transferred within Auckland
Reginald Rolfe Wright, Transferred from Christchurch to Greymouth
Andrew Bennett, Transferred from Greymouth to Nelson
James Harradine Coddington, Transferred from Napier to Christchurch
Noel Harry Graham, Transferred from Wellington to Wanganui
Percy Henry Kinsman, Transferred from Dunedin to Napier
Cecil Porter Smith, Transferred from Auckland to New Plymouth
Peter Carl Weenink, Transferred from Christchurch to Dunedin
Mary Adeline Allen, Transferred from Auckland to Wellington
Irene May Pearce, Transferred from Auckland to Wellington
Edwin Christian Berry, Transferred from Christchurch to Wellington
Frederick George Oborn, Transferred from Wellington to Christchurch
Horace Ruffell, Transferred from Invercargill to Wellington
Alfgar Vivian Adams, Transferred from Wellington to New Plymouth
Pretoria Vivienne Ashton, Transferred within Napier
William Henry Berwin Brookes, Transferred within Auckland
Cecil Fowler, Transferred from Auckland to Christchurch
Cecil Fowler, Transferred within Christchurch

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