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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

SECOND DIVISION—continued.

FEMALE OFFICERS—continued.

No.	Name	Position.	Salary on 31st March, 1938.	Salary for Year ending 31st March, 1939.	Maximum.	Age on 31st March, 1938.	Superannuation Service on 31st March, 1938.	Examinations and Remarks.
			Amount.	Date from which Payable.	£	Y. M.	Y. M.
1	Ridge, E. M.	Shorthand-writer, E.O., Wanganui	165	165	1/4/38	195	. .	3 0
2	Brown, M. E.	Shorthand-writer, Christchurch	185	195	30/3/39	195	. .	3 0
3	McRae, C.	Shorthand-writer, Whangarei	165	185	18/4/38	195	. .	3 11
4	Williamson, N. M.	Machinist, Auckland	145	165	24/4/38	195	. .	3 11
5	O'Sullivan, F. M.	Machinist, Wellington	145	165	3/7/38	195	. .	3 8
6	Campbell, L.	Shorthand-writer, Invercargill	165	185	10/7/38	195	. .	3 8
7	Morland, N. W.	Shorthand-writer, Dunedin	185	195	1/1/39	195	. .	3 8
8	Walker, M. E.	Shorthand-writer, E.O., Whangarei	145	165	24/7/38	195	. .	3 8
9	Durdle, P. J.	Shorthand-writer, E.O., New Plymouth	165	185	1/1/39	195	. .	3 7
10	Hill, L. B.	Shorthand-writer, Wellington	145	165	1/9/38	195	. .	3 7
11	Tozer, H.	Shorthand-writer, Timaru	145	165	2/10/38	195	. .	3 5
12	Johnson, P. I.	Shorthand-writer, Hamilton	165	185	21/12/38	195	. .	3 3
13	Butterworth, P. A. A.	Shorthand-writer, E.O., Palmerston N.	145	165	3/1/39	195	. .	3 2
14	Whitmarsh, I. M. B.	Shorthand-writer, Wellington	165	185	7/2/39	195	. .	3 1
15	O'Hanlon, V. M.	Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.	145	165	12/2/39	195	. .	3 1
16	Roberts, P. D.	Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.	145	165	19/2/39	195	. .	3 1
17	Cross, G. M.	Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.	165	185	19/3/39	195	. .	3 0
18	Hills, S. D.	Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.	145	165	3/4/38	195	. .	2 11
19	Riddell, I. J.	Shorthand-writer, E.O., Gisborne	145	165	3/4/38	195	. .	2 11
20	Pearce, Y. J.	Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.	145	165	5/4/38	195	. .	2 11
21	Shrives, S. E.	Shorthand-writer, Greymouth	125	145	16/4/38	195	. .	2 11
22	Ashmore, P.	Typist, E.O., Hamilton	125	145	8/5/38	195	. .	2 10
23	Nicol, J.	Shorthand-writer, E.O., Timaru	125	145	14/5/38	195	. .	2 10
24	Coote, G. I.	Typist, Auckland	145	185	16/5/38	195	. .	2 10
25	Findlater, V. G.	Shorthand-writer, Stores Br., Wellington	125	145	18/6/38	195	. .	2 9
26	Hosking, U. M.	Shorthand-writer, Palmerston North	125	145	18/6/38	195	. .	2 9
27	Geddes, J. G.	Shorthand-writer, Rotorua	125	145	16/7/38	195	. .	2 8
28	Atkinson, E. C. L.	Machinist, G.P.O.	195	195	1/4/38	195	. .	2 8
29	Brown, M.	Shorthand-writer, Dannevirke	125	145	20/7/38	195	. .	2 8
30	Jones, L. M.	Shorthand-writer, Wellington	125	145	30/7/38	195	. .	2 8
31	Crabb, A.	Shorthand-writer, Hamilton	125	145	8/9/38	195	. .	2 6
32	Gallagher, T. C. A.	Shorthand-writer, Stores Br., Wellington	125	145	1/10/38	195	. .	2 6
33	Daysh, V. E.	Shorthand-writer, Wellington	125	125	1/4/38	195	. .	2 5
34	Burton, J. L.	Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.	125	145	2/11/38	195	. .	2 4
35	Krebs, P. M.	Shorthand-writer, Wellington	145	165	5/11/38	195	. .	2 4
36	Peter, I.	Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.	145	165	5/11/38	195	. .	2 4
37	Player, P.	Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.	125	145	26/11/38	195	. .	2 4
38	Lancaster, D.	Shorthand-writer, E.O., Wellington	125	145	30/11/38	195	. .	2 4
39	Shapcott, J. M.	Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.	125	145	30/11/38	195	. .	2 4
40	Banks, C. E.	Shorthand-writer, Christchurch	125	145	1/12/38	195	. .	2 4
41	Goodman, P. E.	Typist, Christchurch	125	145	1/12/38	195	. .	2 4
42	Watson, M. J.	Shorthand-writer, Auckland	125	145	1/12/38	195	. .	2 4
43	Rigby, E. F.	Typist, G.P.O.	145	165	3/12/38	195	. .	2 3
44	Smith, M. J.	Typist, G.P.O.	125	165	3/12/38	195	. .	2 3
45	Candy, P. E.	Shorthand-writer, Gisborne	125	165	7/12/38	195	. .	2 3
46	Barron, E. J.	Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.	145	185	10/12/38	195	. .	2 3
47	Adamson, T. M.	Typist, Wellington East	125	145	17/12/38	195	. .	2 3
48	Constance, M. M. P.	Typist, Auckland	145	185	17/12/38	195	. .	2 3
49	Bennett, J. M.	Typist, Auckland	125	165	19/12/38	195	. .	2 3
50	Pither, G. E.	Shorthand-writer, Masterton	125	145	19/12/38	195	. .	2 3
51	Sidaway, C. E.	Typist, G.P.O.	125	145	3/1/39	195	. .	2 2
52	Bradnock, H. I.	Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.	145	165	3/1/39	195	. .	2 2
53	Hills, L.	Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.	145	165	7/1/39	195	. .	2 2
54	Titchener, J. I.	Shorthand-writer, Dunedin	125	145	15/1/39	195	. .	2 2
55	Roberts, M. E.	Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.	125	145	16/1/39	195	. .	2 2
56	Hooper, E. S. L.	Typist, Auckland	145	165	4/2/39	195	. .	2 1
57	Flanagan, M. S.	Shorthand-writer, Wellington	125	145	1/3/39	195	. .	2 1
58	Nicolson, A. M.	Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.	145	145	1/4/38	195	. .	2 1
59	Bingham, B. C.	Shorthand-writer, Auckland	125	145	4/3/39	195	. .	2 0
60	Clement, M. G. E.	Shorthand-writer, Wellington	125	145	11/3/39	195	. .	2 0
61	Ambrose, A. L.	Typist, G.P.O.	125	145	14/3/39	195	. .	2 0
62	Seeley, C. M.	Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.	125	145	18/3/39	195	. .	2 0
63	Reid, R. T.	Typist, G.P.O.	105	125	8/4/38	195	. .	1 11
64	Dwerryhouse, T.	Typist, Auckland	105	145	16/4/38	195	. .	1 11
65	Finnigan, M. K.	Typist, Wellington	105	125	23/4/38	195	. .	1 11
66	O'Kane, M. T.	Shorthand-writer, Auckland	105	125	3/5/38	195	. .	1 10
67	Clark, H. J.	Typist, Palmerston North	125	145	10/5/38	195	. .	1 10
68	Whitelaw, O. R.	Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.	105	125	13/5/38	195	. .	1 10
69	Foden, R. F.	Typist, Timaru	125	145	1/6/38	195	. .	1 10
70	Wright, J. E.	Shorthand-writer, Gisborne	105	125	7/6/38	195	. .	1 9
71	Ainsworth, W. T.	Typist, G.P.O.	105	125	12/6/38	195	. .	1 9
72	Guthrie, M. J.	Shorthand-writer, Lower Hutt	105	125	29/6/38	195	. .	1 9
73	Wood, R. E. I.	Typist, Invercargill	165	165	1/4/38	195	. .	1 9
74	Russell, S. F.	Shorthand-writer, Nelson	105	145	1/7/38	195	. .	1 9
75	Browning, M.	Shorthand-writer, Napier	105	125	15/7/38	195	. .	1 8
76	Cornish, B.	Typist, Blenheim	105	125	15/7/38	195	. .	1 8
77	Mutch, E. M.	Shorthand-writer, Feilding	105	125	15/7/38	195	. .	1 8

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🚂 List of Officers in the Post and Telegraph Department (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsOfficers, Post and Telegraph Department, Salaries, Seniority, Examinations
👱🏽 Names

77 names identified

E. M. Ridge, Shorthand-writer, E.O., Wanganui
M. E. Brown, Shorthand-writer, Christchurch
C. McRae, Shorthand-writer, Whangarei
N. M. Williamson, Machinist, Auckland
F. M. O'Sullivan, Machinist, Wellington
L. Campbell, Shorthand-writer, Invercargill
N. W. Morland, Shorthand-writer, Dunedin
M. E. Walker, Shorthand-writer, E.O., Whangarei
P. J. Durdle, Shorthand-writer, E.O., New Plymouth
L. B. Hill, Shorthand-writer, Wellington
H. Tozer, Shorthand-writer, Timaru
P. I. Johnson, Shorthand-writer, Hamilton
P. A. A. Butterworth, Shorthand-writer, E.O., Palmerston N.
I. M. B. Whitmarsh, Shorthand-writer, Wellington
V. M. O'Hanlon, Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.
P. D. Roberts, Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.
G. M. Cross, Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.
S. D. Hills, Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.
I. J. Riddell, Shorthand-writer, E.O., Gisborne
Y. J. Pearce, Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.
S. E. Shrives, Shorthand-writer, Greymouth
P. Ashmore, Typist, E.O., Hamilton
J. Nicol, Shorthand-writer, E.O., Timaru
G. I. Coote, Typist, Auckland
V. G. Findlater, Shorthand-writer, Stores Br., Wellington
U. M. Hosking, Shorthand-writer, Palmerston North
J. G. Geddes, Shorthand-writer, Rotorua
E. C. L. Atkinson, Machinist, G.P.O.
M. Brown, Shorthand-writer, Dannevirke
L. M. Jones, Shorthand-writer, Wellington
A. Crabb, Shorthand-writer, Hamilton
T. C. A. Gallagher, Shorthand-writer, Stores Br., Wellington
V. E. Daysh, Shorthand-writer, Wellington
J. L. Burton, Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.
P. M. Krebs, Shorthand-writer, Wellington
I. Peter, Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.
P. Player, Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.
D. Lancaster, Shorthand-writer, E.O., Wellington
J. M. Shapcott, Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.
C. E. Banks, Shorthand-writer, Christchurch
P. E. Goodman, Typist, Christchurch
M. J. Watson, Shorthand-writer, Auckland
E. F. Rigby, Typist, G.P.O.
M. J. Smith, Typist, G.P.O.
P. E. Candy, Shorthand-writer, Gisborne
E. J. Barron, Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.
T. M. Adamson, Typist, Wellington East
M. M. P. Constance, Typist, Auckland
J. M. Bennett, Typist, Auckland
G. E. Pither, Shorthand-writer, Masterton
C. E. Sidaway, Typist, G.P.O.
H. I. Bradnock, Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.
L. Hills, Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.
J. I. Titchener, Shorthand-writer, Dunedin
M. E. Roberts, Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.
E. S. L. Hooper, Typist, Auckland
M. S. Flanagan, Shorthand-writer, Wellington
A. M. Nicolson, Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.
B. C. Bingham, Shorthand-writer, Auckland
M. G. E. Clement, Shorthand-writer, Wellington
A. L. Ambrose, Typist, G.P.O.
C. M. Seeley, Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.
R. T. Reid, Typist, G.P.O.
T. Dwerryhouse, Typist, Auckland
M. K. Finnigan, Typist, Wellington
M. T. O'Kane, Shorthand-writer, Auckland
H. J. Clark, Typist, Palmerston North
O. R. Whitelaw, Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.
R. F. Foden, Typist, Timaru
J. E. Wright, Shorthand-writer, Gisborne
W. T. Ainsworth, Typist, G.P.O.
M. J. Guthrie, Shorthand-writer, Lower Hutt
R. E. I. Wood, Typist, Invercargill
S. F. Russell, Shorthand-writer, Nelson
M. Browning, Shorthand-writer, Napier
B. Cornish, Typist, Blenheim
E. M. Mutch, Shorthand-writer, Feilding

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