New Zealand Gazette – 1927 – No. 74

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✨ Register of Electrical Wiremen

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 74

Name.	Address at 31st March, 1927.	Registered No.	Date of Registration.	Qualifications accepted for Registration (Sec. 8 of Act).
Wright, James	Whangarei	B1337	7/10/26	d
Wright, James Grigor	Oamaru	B1177	22/9/26	d
Wright, John Arthur	Auckland	B 871	2/8/26	d
Wright, Maurice McGill	Christchurch	B2080	30/3/27	d
Wright, Robert Stewart	Auckland	B 619	30/6/26	d
Wrigley, Albert Edmund	Matamata	B 715	8/7/26	d
Wrigley, Arthur Lewis	Tirau	B1171	21/9/26	d
Wrigley, Thomas	Auckland	B 954	10/8/26	d
Wurm, George Louis	Onehunga	B1152	20/9/26	d
Wyatt, Harold Edward	Pukekohe	B 901	5/8/26	d
Wyatt, Joseph	Pukekohe	B 900	5/8/26	d
Wyatt, Woods	Pukekohe	B 902	5/8/26	d
Wylie, David Robinson	Masterton	B1876	15/1/27	b
Wyllie, John Robert	Wellington	B 591	29/6/26	d
Yerex, Max McDonald	Birkenhead	B1534	3/11/26	d
Young, Esmae Ernest Fred	Dunedin	B1115	20/9/26	d
Young, Frederick Charles	Wellington	B 176	27/5/26	a, c
Young, Hector Laurence	Wellington	B1221	24/9/26	d
Young, Hector McDonald	Lyttelton	B 438	17/6/26	d
Young, James Anderson	Palmerston North	B1176	22/9/26	d
Younger, John Cramb	Ruatoria	B1864	13/1/27	d

I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of the names, addresses, registered number, date of registration, and qualifications as at the 31st day of March, 1927, of all persons registered as Electrical Wiremen under the Electrical Wiremen’s Registration Act, 1925.

P. H. GWYNN, Registrar.

Public Works Department, Wellington, 20th October, 1927.

By Authority: W. A. G. SKINNER, Government Printer, Wellington.

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🏗️ Register of Electrical Wiremen (continued from previous page)

Domain🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
Dated20 October 1927
KeywordsElectrical Wiremen, Registration, Public Works
👱🏽 Names

21 names identified

James Wright, Registered Electrical Wireman
James Grigor Wright, Registered Electrical Wireman
John Arthur Wright, Registered Electrical Wireman
Maurice McGill Wright, Registered Electrical Wireman
Robert Stewart Wright, Registered Electrical Wireman
Albert Edmund Wrigley, Registered Electrical Wireman
Arthur Lewis Wrigley, Registered Electrical Wireman
Thomas Wrigley, Registered Electrical Wireman
George Louis Wurm, Registered Electrical Wireman
Harold Edward Wyatt, Registered Electrical Wireman
Joseph Wyatt, Registered Electrical Wireman
Woods Wyatt, Registered Electrical Wireman
David Robinson Wylie, Registered Electrical Wireman
John Robert Wyllie, Registered Electrical Wireman
Max McDonald Yerex, Registered Electrical Wireman
Esmae Ernest Fred Young, Registered Electrical Wireman
Frederick Charles Young, Registered Electrical Wireman
Hector Laurence Young, Registered Electrical Wireman
Hector McDonald Young, Registered Electrical Wireman
James Anderson Young, Registered Electrical Wireman
John Cramb Younger, Registered Electrical Wireman

👩‍💼 Officials

P. H. Gwynn, Registrar

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