New Zealand Gazette – 1928 – No. 23

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✨ District Rural Intermediate Credit Boards

Waikato (Headquarters : Hamilton)—
Frederick John Evelyn Moore (District Public Trustee, Hamilton), District Intermediate Credit Supervisor (Chairman).
George William Hyde, District Government Valuer, Hamilton.
William Newell, Farmer, Tamahere.
Andrew Sinclair Sutherland, Farmer, Ngaruawahia.
[A fifth member of the Board will be appointed shortly.]

Poverty Bay (Headquarters : Gisborne)—
Kenneth Alan Henderson (District Public Trustee, Gisborne), District Intermediate Credit Supervisor (Chairman).
Henry Percival Hamilton, District Government Valuer, Gisborne.
Joseph Burton Kells, Company Manager, Gisborne.
George Robert Moore, Farmer, Gisborne.
Charles Matthews, Sheep-farmer, Gisborne.

Hawke's Bay (Headquarters : Napier)—
Somerset Ward Smith (District Public Trustee, Napier), District Intermediate Credit Supervisor (Chairman).
Gilbert Heathfield Lloyd, District Government Valuer, Hastings.
Major-General Sir Andrew Hamilton Russell, K.C.B., K.C.M.G., Sheep-farmer, Hastings.
Cornelius John O'Reilly, Farmer, Porangahau.
[A fifth member of the Board will be appointed shortly.]

NOTE.—For the more convenient conduct of the Board's business in the southern portion of the Hawke's Bay District, the Board has appointed the following additional District Intermediate Credit Supervisors in the district, with headquarters at the places named :—
Waipukurau—Arthur Owen Williams, District Manager, Public Trust Office.
Dannevirke—William James Forsyth, District Public Trustee.

Taranaki (Headquarters : New Plymouth)—
Douglas Leslie McKay (District Public Trustee, New Plymouth), District Intermediate Credit Supervisor (Chairman).
William David Armit, Commissioner of Crown Lands for the Taranaki Land District.
Harold Edward Abraham, Company Director, Stratford.
Edward Long, Farmer, Manaia.
Samuel Blake, Farmer, Hawera.

NOTE.—For the more convenient conduct of the Board's business in the southern portion of the Taranaki district, the Board has appointed Cuthbert Freyberg, District Public Trustee, Hawera, as an additional District Intermediate Credit Supervisor in the district, with headquarters at Hawera.

Wanganui (Headquarters : Wanganui)—
Thomas Richard Allen (District Public Trustee, Wanganui), District Intermediate Credit Supervisor (Chairman).
Oswald Gardner, District Government Valuer, Wanganui.
William Brown, Retired Stock Company Representative, Wanganui.
William Morrison, Farmer, Maxwell.
Donald Ross, Farmer, Rapanui.

Manawatu–Wellington (Headquarters : Palmerston North)—
Arthur Sylvester Faire (District Public Trustee, Palmerston North), District Intermediate Credit Supervisor (Chairman).
Richard Slingsby Abraham, Company Director, Palmerston North.
Robert Waring Taylor, Farmer, Shannon.
John Richard Lloyd Hammond, Farmer, Rata.
Patrick James Small, Farmer, Kairanga.

NOTE.—For the more convenient conduct of the Board's business in the southern portion of the Manawatu–Wellington district, the Board has appointed George Ernest Miller, District Public Trustee, Wellington, as an additional District Intermediate Credit Supervisor in the district, with headquarters at Wellington.

Wairarapa (Headquarters : Masterton)—
Stanley James Smith (District Public Trustee, Masterton), District Intermediate Credit Supervisor (Chairman).
Ernest Percy Fowler, District Government Valuer, Masterton.
David Butcher Carrick, Company Manager, Masterton.
Bertram Vivian Skeet, Farmer, Masterton.
Thomas Moss, Farmer, Newman.

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💰 Constitution of District Rural Intermediate Credit Boards (continued from previous page)

Domain💰 Finance & Revenue
KeywordsRural Credit, Board Appointments, District Supervisors, Waikato, Poverty Bay, Hawke's Bay, Taranaki, Wanganui, Manawatu–Wellington, Wairarapa
👱🏽 Names

37 names identified

Frederick John Evelyn Moore, District Intermediate Credit Supervisor (Chairman)
George William Hyde, District Government Valuer
William Newell, Farmer
Andrew Sinclair Sutherland, Farmer
Kenneth Alan Henderson, District Intermediate Credit Supervisor (Chairman)
Henry Percival Hamilton, District Government Valuer
Joseph Burton Kells, Company Manager
George Robert Moore, Farmer
Charles Matthews, Sheep-farmer
Somerset Ward Smith, District Intermediate Credit Supervisor (Chairman)
Gilbert Heathfield Lloyd, District Government Valuer
Andrew Hamilton Russell (Major-General Sir), Sheep-farmer
Cornelius John O'Reilly, Farmer
Arthur Owen Williams, District Manager, Public Trust Office
William James Forsyth, District Public Trustee
Douglas Leslie McKay, District Intermediate Credit Supervisor (Chairman)
William David Armit, Commissioner of Crown Lands
Harold Edward Abraham, Company Director
Edward Long, Farmer
Samuel Blake, Farmer
Cuthbert Freyberg, District Public Trustee
Thomas Richard Allen, District Intermediate Credit Supervisor (Chairman)
Oswald Gardner, District Government Valuer
William Brown, Retired Stock Company Representative
William Morrison, Farmer
Donald Ross, Farmer
Arthur Sylvester Faire, District Intermediate Credit Supervisor (Chairman)
Richard Slingsby Abraham, Company Director
Robert Waring Taylor, Farmer
John Richard Lloyd Hammond, Farmer
Patrick James Small, Farmer
George Ernest Miller, District Public Trustee
Stanley James Smith, District Intermediate Credit Supervisor (Chairman)
Ernest Percy Fowler, District Government Valuer
David Butcher Carrick, Company Manager
Bertram Vivian Skeet, Farmer
Thomas Moss, Farmer

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