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New Zealand Gazette – 1926 – No. 47

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✨ Public Service Officers Transferred

OFFICERS TRANSFERRED—continued.

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

LAND AND INCOME TAX DEPARTMENT

LANDS AND SURVEY DEPARTMENT.

MARINE DEPARTMENT.

MENTAL HOSPITALS DEPARTMENT.

MINES DEPARTMENT.

PRISONS DEPARTMENT.

PUBLIC TRUST DEPARTMENT.

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT.

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🏛️ Public Service Officers Transferred (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsTransfers, Public Service, Land and Income Tax Department, Lands and Survey Department, Marine Department, Mental Hospitals Department, Mines Department, Prisons Department, Public Trust Department, Public Works Department
👱🏽 Names

32 names identified

Roland Harcourt Burdus, Transferred from Auckland to Wellington
James Maurice Bailey, Transferred from Blenheim to Alexandra
Garnet Hope Ennis, Transferred from New Plymouth to Auckland
John Fletcher, Transferred from New Plymouth to Wellington District Office
Ewan William Harkness, Transferred from Wellington District Office to North Auckland Office, Auckland
Ernest Ninian Home Hubbard, Transferred from Napier to Waipukurau
Henry Walter Rickard, Transferred from Auckland to New Plymouth
Erica May Simmons, Transferred from North Auckland Office, Auckland to Wellington District Office
Robert Havern, Transferred from Farewell Spit to Dog Island
John Henry Irvine, Transferred from Cape Saunders to Puysegur Point
Sydney Schofield, Transferred from Dog Island to Cape Saunders
Hedley McKerrow, Transferred from Tokanui to Auckland
Walter Stanley Butcher, Transferred from State Coal Depot, Christchurch to State Coal-mines, Greymouth
James Baker, Transferred from Waikeria to New Plymouth
John William Manning Chapman, Transferred from New Plymouth to Waikune
Alexander Maclean, Transferred from Waikune to Auckland
Ronald Merrie Bird, Transferred from Gore to Invercargill
David Stewart Boyd, Transferred from Invercargill to Christchurch
Alexander Lovell Copland, Transferred from Balclutha to Dunedin
Thomas Raymond Frazer, Transferred from Head Office to Hamilton
Arthur Charles Kendrick, Transferred from Dunedin to Balclutha
Hugh Mulholland, Transferred from Wairoa to Head Office
Herbert Thompson, Transferred from Napier to Wairoa
Harold Francis Welsford, Transferred from Christchurch to Invercargill
Robert Agnew, Transferred from Okaihau to Oakleigh
James Alexander Andrew, Transferred from Waipunga to Auckland
Geoffrey Donald Aschman, Transferred from Ongaonga to Wanganui
Harold Herbert Atkinson, Transferred from Dargaville to Petone
William Harry Bennett, Transferred from Oakleigh to Wellington
Harold Lister Briffault, Transferred from Tahora to Paeroa
George Bryden, Transferred from Waiotira to Okaihau
Donald Cameron, Transferred from Hamilton to Penrose

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