New Zealand Gazette – 1939 – No. 3

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✨ Public Service Examination Results

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 3

No. Name. Examination Centre.
771. Wells, Stuart Daniel .. Tauranga.
422. Welsh, Alan George .. Ashburton.
915. Welsh, Robert John Murray .. Christchurch.
533. Whisker, Ellen Molly .. Auckland.
403. White, Boyce Rangi .. Auckland.
634. White, Lorna Patricia .. Auckland.
597. Whitehead, Avis .. Thames.
569. Whitehead, Jean .. Thames.
25. Whiting, Hugh Henry .. Hamilton.
73. Wight, Jack Fraser .. Wanganui.
321. Willans, Malcolm Murray .. Stratford.
248. Williams, Diana Gordon .. Havelock North.
486. Williams, Frank Swain .. Auckland.
431. Williams, Gordon Kenneth .. Te Aroha.
702. Williams, Joseph James .. Auckland.
542. Williams, Lawrence Algott .. Wellington.

No. Name. Examination Centre.
247. Williams, Virginia Carleton .. Havelock North.
707. Wilson, Frank Leslie Edward .. Whangarei.
54. Wilson, Mervyn Charles .. Auckland.
690. Winchcombe, Baden Francis .. New Plymouth.
441. Wither, Anthony Gordon .. Dunedin.
801. Wixon, Powhiri .. Napier.
80. Wood, Kenneth Sidney.. .. Palmerston North.
654. Woodroffe, Donald William .. Auckland.
280. Woods, Margaret .. Granity.
230. Wrack, William Arnold Stephenson .. Auckland.
176. Wratt, Harry William .. Motueka.
202. Wright, Boyd Vincent .. Wanganui.
69. Wright, Clifford John .. Christchurch.
795. Wyatt, John .. Tuakau.
603. Yates, Robert Francis .. Auckland.
260. Yelverton, Barry Goring .. Palmerston North.

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🎓 Public Service Entrance Examination Results, November 1938 (continued from previous page)

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
Dated13 January 1939
KeywordsPublic Service, Examination, Results, Education Department
👱🏽 Names

32 names identified

Stuart Daniel Wells, Passed Public Service Entrance Examination
Alan George Welsh, Passed Public Service Entrance Examination
Robert John Murray Welsh, Passed Public Service Entrance Examination
Ellen Molly Whisker, Passed Public Service Entrance Examination
Boyce Rangi White, Passed Public Service Entrance Examination
Lorna Patricia White, Passed Public Service Entrance Examination
Avis Whitehead, Passed Public Service Entrance Examination
Jean Whitehead, Passed Public Service Entrance Examination
Hugh Henry Whiting, Passed Public Service Entrance Examination
Jack Fraser Wight, Passed Public Service Entrance Examination
Malcolm Murray Willans, Passed Public Service Entrance Examination
Diana Gordon Williams, Passed Public Service Entrance Examination
Frank Swain Williams, Passed Public Service Entrance Examination
Gordon Kenneth Williams, Passed Public Service Entrance Examination
Joseph James Williams, Passed Public Service Entrance Examination
Lawrence Algott Williams, Passed Public Service Entrance Examination
Virginia Carleton Williams, Passed Public Service Entrance Examination
Frank Leslie Edward Wilson, Passed Public Service Entrance Examination
Mervyn Charles Wilson, Passed Public Service Entrance Examination
Baden Francis Winchcombe, Passed Public Service Entrance Examination
Anthony Gordon Wither, Passed Public Service Entrance Examination
Powhiri Wixon, Passed Public Service Entrance Examination
Kenneth Sidney Wood, Passed Public Service Entrance Examination
Donald William Woodroffe, Passed Public Service Entrance Examination
Margaret Woods, Passed Public Service Entrance Examination
William Arnold Stephenson Wrack, Passed Public Service Entrance Examination
Harry William Wratt, Passed Public Service Entrance Examination
Boyd Vincent Wright, Passed Public Service Entrance Examination
Clifford John Wright, Passed Public Service Entrance Examination
John Wyatt, Passed Public Service Entrance Examination
Robert Francis Yates, Passed Public Service Entrance Examination
Barry Goring Yelverton, Passed Public Service Entrance Examination

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