New Zealand Gazette – 1928 – No. 23

Page 739

✨ Rural Intermediate Credit Board Appointments

Mar. 15.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 739

Marlborough (Headquarters: Blenheim)—
Norman Melville Chesney (District Public Trustee, Blenheim), District Intermediate Credit Supervisor (Chairman).
John Stevenson, Commissioner of Crown Lands for the Marlborough Land District.
George John Leech, Company Manager, Blenheim.
William George Rudd, Sheep-farmer, Blenheim.
James Morrin, Farmer, Blenheim.

Nelson (Headquarters: Nelson)—
John Fitz-Gerald (District Public Trustee, Nelson), District Intermediate Credit Supervisor (Chairman).
Alan Francis Waters, Commissioner of Crown Lands for the Nelson Land District.
Albert Edward Max, Farmer, Brightwater.
George Newman Hunt, Sheep-farmer, Wakefield.
[A fifth member of the Board will be appointed shortly.]

Westland (Headquarters: Greymouth)—
Thomas Robert Saywell (District Public Trustee, Greymouth), District Intermediate Credit Supervisor (Chairman).
William Theodore Morpeth, Commissioner of Crown Lands for the Westland Land District.
Charles Samuel Neville, Inspector of Stock, Department of Agriculture, Hokitika.
William Clayton, Farmer, Ahaura.
George Albert Perry, Merchant, Hokitika.

North Canterbury (Headquarters: Christchurch)—
Albert Randolph Jordan (District Public Trustee, Christchurch), District Intermediate Credit Supervisor (Chairman).
William Stewart, Commissioner of Crown Lands for the Canterbury Land District.
Charles John Wilson, Company Manager, Christchurch.
William Oakley, Retired Farmer, Ashburton.
Thomas George Gee, Retired Farmer, Christchurch.

South Canterbury (Headquarters: Timaru)—
Francis Ernest Duncan (District Public Trustee, Timaru), District Intermediate Credit Supervisor (Chairman).
Frank Stowell, District Government Valuer, Timaru.
Benjamin Cochrane, Company Manager, Timaru.
Percy Reginald Talbot, Farmer, Claremont.
Arthur William Barnett, Farmer, Morven.

Otago (Headquarters: Dunedin)—
George Henry Elliffe (District Public Trustee, Dunedin), District Intermediate Credit Supervisor (Chairman).
Robert Milne, District Government Valuer, Milton.
William Orr McKellar, Company Inspector, Dunedin.
Robert Bruce Meek, Farmer, Enfield.
Edward Henry Murney, Farmer, Tapanui.

Southland (Headquarters: Invercargill)—
Richard Douglas Newth (District Public Trustee, Invercargill), District Intermediate Credit Supervisor (Chairman).
Norman Charles Kensington, Commissioner of Crown Lands for the Southland Land District.
Robert Albert Anderson, Merchant, Invercargill.
David Dickie, Farmer, Croydon, Gore.
John Dunlop, Farmer, Seaward Downs.

The foregoing appointments take effect as from the date of this notification.
Dated at Wellington this 15th day of March, 1928.

J. W. MACDONALD,
Commissioner of Rural Intermediate Credit.

By Authority: W. A. G. SKINNER, Government Printer, Wellington.—1928.
Price 6d.]

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💰 Constitution of District Rural Intermediate Credit Boards

Domain💰 Finance & Revenue
Dated15 March 1928
KeywordsRural Credit, Board Appointments, District Supervisors, Marlborough, Nelson, Westland, Canterbury, Otago, Southland
👱🏽 Names

34 names identified

Norman Melville Chesney, Appointed District Intermediate Credit Supervisor (Chairman)
John Stevenson, Appointed Board Member
George John Leech, Appointed Board Member
William George Rudd, Appointed Board Member
James Morrin, Appointed Board Member
John Fitz-Gerald, Appointed District Intermediate Credit Supervisor (Chairman)
Alan Francis Waters, Appointed Board Member
Albert Edward Max, Appointed Board Member
George Newman Hunt, Appointed Board Member
Thomas Robert Saywell, Appointed District Intermediate Credit Supervisor (Chairman)
William Theodore Morpeth, Appointed Board Member
Charles Samuel Neville, Appointed Board Member
William Clayton, Appointed Board Member
George Albert Perry, Appointed Board Member
Albert Randolph Jordan, Appointed District Intermediate Credit Supervisor (Chairman)
William Stewart, Appointed Board Member
Charles John Wilson, Appointed Board Member
William Oakley, Appointed Board Member
Thomas George Gee, Appointed Board Member
Francis Ernest Duncan, Appointed District Intermediate Credit Supervisor (Chairman)
Frank Stowell, Appointed Board Member
Benjamin Cochrane, Appointed Board Member
Percy Reginald Talbot, Appointed Board Member
Arthur William Barnett, Appointed Board Member
George Henry Elliffe, Appointed District Intermediate Credit Supervisor (Chairman)
Robert Milne, Appointed Board Member
William Orr McKellar, Appointed Board Member
Robert Bruce Meek, Appointed Board Member
Edward Henry Murney, Appointed Board Member
Richard Douglas Newth, Appointed District Intermediate Credit Supervisor (Chairman)
Norman Charles Kensington, Appointed Board Member
Robert Albert Anderson, Appointed Board Member
David Dickie, Appointed Board Member
John Dunlop, Appointed Board Member

👩‍💼 Officials

J. W. Macdonald, Commissioner of Rural Intermediate Credit

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