New Zealand Gazette – 1926 – No. 78

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✨ Public Service Transfers

OFFICERS TRANSFERRED.

Name.	Position.	Place.	Position.	Place.	Date.
AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT.
Grant, Murray Denzil...	Clerk	Christchurch	Clerk	Head Office	2 Nov., 1926.
Hamilton, Reginald George Illiffe..	Orchard Instructor	Alexandra	Orchard Instructor	Auckland	28 Oct., ""
McGregor, Peter..	Veterinarian	Christchurch	Veterinarian	Dunedin	5 "" ""
MacKenzie, Donald William Stewart	Meat Inspector..	..	Meat Inspector	Auckland	2 Nov., ""
Melton, Edward Gerald..	Dairy Instructor and Grader	New Plymouth	Dairy Instructor and Grader	Hamilton	23 Oct., ""
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.
England, Eva Emma (Mrs.)..	Assistant Teacher	Ranana Native School	Assistant Teacher	Whangamarino Native School	13 Sept., 1926.
England, Walter..	Head Teacher		Head Teacher		13 "" ""
HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
North, Marjorie Ethelwyn..	Dental Nurse	Hunterville..	Dental Nurse	Christchurch	16 Oct., 1926.
Wynne, Charles Edward..	Clerk	Christchurch	Clerk	Pukeora	19 "" ""
INTERNAL AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT.
McCallum, Archibald	Messenger-cleaner	Dunedin	Messenger	Dunedin	1 Nov., 1926.
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT.
Cummings, Timothy James Frederick	Cadet in Magistrates' Court	Wellington	Cadet in Magistrates' Court	Nelson	1 Nov., 1926.
Higgins, Leo Robert..	Clerk of Magistrates' Courts	Raetihi and Ohakune	Clerk in Courts..	Hamilton	20 Oct., ""
Langdon, Arthur Alwyn..	Cadet in Courts	Thames	Cadet in Magistrates' Court	Auckland	1 Nov., ""
O'Brien, Leo Francis Joseph..	Cadet in Magistrates' Court	Wellington	Clerk in Supreme Court..	""	1 "" ""
LABOUR DEPARTMENT.
Grandison, Archibald Thomas	Inspector of Factories, &c.	Timaru	Second Inspector of Factories	Dunedin	30 Aug., 1926.
McKessar, George	Assistant Inspector of Scaffolding, &c.	Christchurch	Inspector of Factories, &c.	Timaru	26 "" ""
Weenink, Peter Carl	Second Inspector of Factories, &c.	Dunedin	Second Inspector of Factories, &c.	Christchurch	20 July, ""
MARINE DEPARTMENT.
Clark, William Frederick..	Surveyor of Ships	Wellington	Surveyor of Ships	Port Chalmers	11 Oct., 1926.
Gibson, Arthur Sutherland..	Surveyor of Ships, Inspector of Ships'	""	Surveyor of Ships, and Inspector of	Wellington	9 "" ""
Compasses, and Inspector of Seamen			Ships' Compasses
Hutchens, Edward Leslie..	Cadet	Westport	Cadet	Head Office	18 "" ""
MENTAL HOSPITALS DEPARTMENT.
Brown, Frank Richard	Charge Attendant	Seacliff	Poultryman	Seacliff	1 Oct., 1926.
Hurst, Alfred George	Senior Attendant	Christchurch	Senior Attendant	Nelson	22 "" ""
PUBLIC TRUST DEPARTMENT.
Blake, Gordon Charles	Clerk	Head Office	Clerk	Wellington District Office	21 Oct., 1926.
McKeowen, Nora Ann	Shorthand-typist	""	Shorthand-typist in Charge	""	16 "" ""
Tuohy, John Henry	Clerk	Wellington District Office	Clerk	New Plymouth	14 "" ""

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🏛️ Public Service Appointments and Promotions (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPublic Service, Transfers, Agriculture, Education, Health, Internal Affairs, Justice, Labour, Marine, Mental Hospitals, Public Trust
👱🏽 Names

25 names identified

Murray Denzil Grant, Transferred from Christchurch to Head Office
Reginald George Illiffe Hamilton, Transferred from Alexandra to Auckland
Peter McGregor, Transferred from Christchurch to Dunedin
Donald William Stewart MacKenzie, Transferred to Auckland
Edward Gerald Melton, Transferred from New Plymouth to Hamilton
Eva Emma England (Mrs.), Transferred from Ranana Native School to Whangamarino Native School
Walter England, Transferred as Head Teacher
Marjorie Ethelwyn North, Transferred from Hunterville to Christchurch
Charles Edward Wynne, Transferred from Christchurch to Pukeora
Archibald McCallum, Promoted from Messenger-cleaner to Messenger
Timothy James Frederick Cummings, Transferred from Wellington to Nelson
Leo Robert Higgins, Transferred from Raetihi and Ohakune to Hamilton
Arthur Alwyn Langdon, Transferred from Thames to Auckland
Leo Francis Joseph O'Brien, Transferred within Wellington
Archibald Thomas Grandison, Promoted from Timaru to Dunedin
George McKessar, Transferred from Christchurch to Timaru
Peter Carl Weenink, Transferred from Dunedin to Christchurch
William Frederick Clark, Transferred from Wellington to Port Chalmers
Arthur Sutherland Gibson, Transferred within Wellington
Edward Leslie Hutchens, Transferred from Westport to Head Office
Frank Richard Brown, Transferred from Charge Attendant to Poultryman
Alfred George Hurst, Transferred from Christchurch to Nelson
Gordon Charles Blake, Transferred from Head Office to Wellington District Office
Nora Ann McKeowen, Promoted to Shorthand-typist in Charge
John Henry Tuohy, Transferred from Wellington District Office to New Plymouth

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