New Zealand Gazette – 1939 – No. 31

Page 1425

✨ Post and Telegraph Department Staff List

MAY 10.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1425
Page 153.

No.	Name.	Position.	Salary on 31st March, 1938.	Salary for Year ending 31st March, 1939.	Amount.	Date from which Payable.	Maximum.	Superannuation Service on 31st March, 1938.
		MESSAGE-BOYS—continued.	£	£	£	Y. M.	Y. M.
1	Fletcher, W. B.	Message-boy, Christchurch	65	65	1/4/38	17 3
2	O'Leary, A. M.	Message-boy, Waverley	65	65	1/4/38	16 3
3	Galland, D. M.	Message-boy, Dunedin	52	65	1/4/38	16 6
4	Pettigrew, A. D. E.	Message-boy, Stratford	52	65	1/4/38	17 5
5	Reynolds, M. M.	Message-boy, Dunedin	52	65	1/4/38	16 3		Deceased.
6	Kingdon, K. S.	Message-boy, Auckland	52	65	2/4/38	16 10
7	Clements, A. E. W.	Message-boy, Christchurch	52	65	5/4/38	17 1
8	Duncan, C.	Message-boy, Auckland	52	65	5/4/38	17 2
9	Triggs, L. D.	Message-boy, Christchurch	52	65	6/4/38	17 6
10	Millar, I. T.	Message-boy, Brooklyn	52	65	8/4/38	16 11
11	Jack, K. R.	Message-boy, Levin	52	65	10/4/38	16 9
12	Capill, R. G. N.	Message-boy, Christchurch	52	65	12/4/38	17 1
13	Iremonger, R. J.	Message-boy, Wellington	52	65	12/4/38	15 11		Resigned.
14	Lanigan, E. T.	Message-boy, Wellesley Street	52	65	12/4/38	16 7
15	Locker, R. J.	Message-boy, Hororata	52	65	12/4/38	16 5
16	Campbell, A. J.	Message-boy, Richmond	52	65	13/4/38	15 7
17	Goodsall, J. A.	Message-boy, Newmarket	52	65	14/4/38	16 7
18	Armstrong, W. J. P.	Message-boy, Marton	52	65	16/4/38	17 10
19	Craze, R. H.	Message-boy, Sydenham	52	65	17/4/38	17 5
20	Goodall, E. J.	Message-boy, Napier	52	65	19/4/38	15 8
21	Howard, J. A.	Message-boy, Wellington	52	65	19/4/38	16 9
22	Potts, A. W.	Message-boy, Kilbirnie	52	65	19/4/38	16 7
23	Wallen, E. G.	Message-boy, Devonport	52	65	19/4/38	15 7
24	Browning, I.	Message-boy, Waikaka	52	65	20/4/38	14 11
25	Greening, T.	Message-boy, Wellington	52	65	20/4/38	15 4
26	Hall, I. T.	Message-boy, Dunedin	52	65	20/4/38	15 5
27	MacPherson, D. G.	Message-boy, Wellington	52	65	21/4/38	17 1	Matric.
28	Early, R. E.	Message-boy, Christchurch	52	65	23/4/38	17 6
29	McNah, G. G.	Message-boy, Auckland	52	65	23/4/38	15 8
30	Leslie, F. R.	Message-boy, Christchurch	52	52	1/4/38	17 10
31	Harris, R. L.	Message-boy, Hataitai	52	65	26/4/38	17 0
32	Baker, J. F. V.	Message-boy, Ashburton	52	65	27/4/38	17 4
33	Reid, J. M.	Message-boy, Wellington	52	65	27/4/38	17 0
34	Arnott, A. G.	Message-boy, Christchurch	52	65	30/4/38	17 0
35	Smith, T. R.	Message-boy, Te Awamutu	52	65	30/4/38	15 7
36	Barker, H. B.	Message-boy, Christchurch	52	65	3/5/38	17 6
37	French, G. F.	Message-boy, Christchurch	52	65	3/5/38	17 0
38	Keene, S. E.	Message-boy, Wellington	52	65	3/5/38	16 2
39	Cassidy, G. O.	Message-boy, Rangiora	52	65	4/5/38	17 0
40	Surridge, I. C.	Message-boy, Temuka	52	65	4/5/38	16 2
41	Blake, C. B.	Message-boy, Auckland	52	65	10/5/38	17 1
42	Sherson, N. K.	Message-boy, Petone	52	65	10/5/38	16 1
43	Wilson, L.	Message-boy, Auckland	52	65	10/5/38	16 2
44	Yates, D. A.	Message-boy, Auckland	52	65	10/5/38	16 8
45	Cowens, D. R.	Message-boy, Christchurch	52	65	11/5/38	17 2	Resigned.
46	Child, H. A.	Message-boy, Dominion Road	52	65	14/5/38	17 2
47	Andrade, S. D.	Message-boy, Royal Oak	52	65	17/5/38	17 5
48	Dickey, J. D.	Message-boy, Dunedin	52	65	17/5/38	16 4
49	Masefield, R. J.	Message-boy, Auckland	52	65	17/5/38	16 4	Ent. Ex. (P.).
50	Redmond, L.	Message-boy, Dunedin	52	65	17/5/38	17 6
51	Short, E. C.	Message-boy, Paeroa	52	65	17/5/38	15 10
52	Carter, M. A.	Message-boy, Hastings	52	65	24/5/38	16 9
53	Walsh, P.	Message-boy, Auckland	52	65	24/5/38	16 5
54	Welsher, J. N.	Message-boy, Wellington	52	65	24/5/38	15 5
55	Withers, R. E.	Message-boy, Rangiora	52	65	26/5/38	16 10
56	Shellam, E. D.	Message-boy, Upper Symonds Street	52	65	27/5/38	16 5	School Cert.
57	Beverland, W. G.	Message-boy, E.O., Wellington	52	65	31/5/38	16 10
58	Bush, H. S.	Message-boy, Ferry Road	52	65	31/5/38	16 11
59	Jackson, E.	Message-boy, Christchurch	52	65	31/5/38	16 10
60	May, A. S.	Message-boy, Woolston	52	65	31/5/38	17 5
61	Rasmussen, M. A. T.	Message-boy, Wellington	52	65	31/5/38	16 8
62	Shand, M. D.	Message-boy, Petone	52	65	31/5/38	15 9
63	Weir, C. H.	Message-boy, Dunedin	52	65	31/5/38	16 2	Resigned.
64	Bailie, H. J.	Message-boy, Wellington	52	65	1/6/38	16 4
65	O'Donnell, B. H.	Message-boy, Whakatane	52	65	1/6/38	15 5
66	Paterson, J. A. T.	Message-boy, Wellington South	52	65	1/6/38	16 6
67	Thorburn, L. E.	Message-boy, Waitotara	52	65	1/6/38	16 2
68	Wagener, B. A.	Message-boy, Kaitaia	52	65	1/6/38	15 11
69	Luke, A. R.	Message-boy, Miramar	52	65	3/6/38	15 9
70	Revell, R. W.	Message-boy, Auckland	52	65	3/6/38	16 11
71	Rodger, A. V.	Message-boy, E.O., Hamilton	52	65	3/6/38	15 7
72	Kennedy, G. L.	Message-boy, Wellington	52	65	4/6/38	17 0
73	McLellan, D. P.	Message-boy, Westport	52	65	5/6/38	16 2	Ent.Ex. (P.S.). Resig'd.
74	Cox, D.	Message-boy, Auckland	52	65	7/6/38	15 3
75	Denton, H.	Message-boy, Epsom	52	65	7/6/38	17 0
76	Johnson, K. G.	Message-boy, Miramar	52	65	7/6/38	15 10
77	Kerr, M. J.	Message-boy, Roslyn	52	65	7/6/38	15 4
78	McIvor, A. C.	Message-boy, Government Buildings	52	65	7/6/38	17 5
79	Revell, A. J.	Message-boy, Auckland	52	65	7/6/38	16 11

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KeywordsPost and Telegraph Department, Staff List, Salaries, Seniority, Examinations, Message-Boys
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79 names identified

W. B. Fletcher, Message-boy, Christchurch
A. M. O'Leary, Message-boy, Waverley
D. M. Galland, Message-boy, Dunedin
A. D. E. Pettigrew, Message-boy, Stratford
M. M. Reynolds, Message-boy, Dunedin, Deceased
K. S. Kingdon, Message-boy, Auckland
A. E. W. Clements, Message-boy, Christchurch
C. Duncan, Message-boy, Auckland
L. D. Triggs, Message-boy, Christchurch
I. T. Millar, Message-boy, Brooklyn
K. R. Jack, Message-boy, Levin
R. G. N. Capill, Message-boy, Christchurch
R. J. Iremonger, Message-boy, Wellington, Resigned
E. T. Lanigan, Message-boy, Wellesley Street
R. J. Locker, Message-boy, Hororata
A. J. Campbell, Message-boy, Richmond
J. A. Goodsall, Message-boy, Newmarket
W. J. P. Armstrong, Message-boy, Marton
R. H. Craze, Message-boy, Sydenham
E. J. Goodall, Message-boy, Napier
J. A. Howard, Message-boy, Wellington
A. W. Potts, Message-boy, Kilbirnie
E. G. Wallen, Message-boy, Devonport
I. Browning, Message-boy, Waikaka
T. Greening, Message-boy, Wellington
I. T. Hall, Message-boy, Dunedin
D. G. MacPherson, Message-boy, Wellington, Matric.
R. E. Early, Message-boy, Christchurch
G. G. McNah, Message-boy, Auckland
F. R. Leslie, Message-boy, Christchurch
R. L. Harris, Message-boy, Hataitai
J. F. V. Baker, Message-boy, Ashburton
J. M. Reid, Message-boy, Wellington
A. G. Arnott, Message-boy, Christchurch
T. R. Smith, Message-boy, Te Awamutu
H. B. Barker, Message-boy, Christchurch
G. F. French, Message-boy, Christchurch
S. E. Keene, Message-boy, Wellington
G. O. Cassidy, Message-boy, Rangiora
I. C. Surridge, Message-boy, Temuka
C. B. Blake, Message-boy, Auckland
N. K. Sherson, Message-boy, Petone
L. Wilson, Message-boy, Auckland
D. A. Yates, Message-boy, Auckland
D. R. Cowens, Message-boy, Christchurch, Resigned
H. A. Child, Message-boy, Dominion Road
S. D. Andrade, Message-boy, Royal Oak
J. D. Dickey, Message-boy, Dunedin
R. J. Masefield, Message-boy, Auckland, Ent. Ex. (P.)
L. Redmond, Message-boy, Dunedin
E. C. Short, Message-boy, Paeroa
M. A. Carter, Message-boy, Hastings
P. Walsh, Message-boy, Auckland
J. N. Welsher, Message-boy, Wellington
R. E. Withers, Message-boy, Rangiora
E. D. Shellam, Message-boy, Upper Symonds Street, School Cert.
W. G. Beverland, Message-boy, E.O., Wellington
H. S. Bush, Message-boy, Ferry Road
E. Jackson, Message-boy, Christchurch
A. S. May, Message-boy, Woolston
M. A. T. Rasmussen, Message-boy, Wellington
M. D. Shand, Message-boy, Petone
C. H. Weir, Message-boy, Dunedin, Resigned
H. J. Bailie, Message-boy, Wellington
B. H. O'Donnell, Message-boy, Whakatane
J. A. T. Paterson, Message-boy, Wellington South
L. E. Thorburn, Message-boy, Waitotara
B. A. Wagener, Message-boy, Kaitaia
A. R. Luke, Message-boy, Miramar
R. W. Revell, Message-boy, Auckland
A. V. Rodger, Message-boy, E.O., Hamilton
G. L. Kennedy, Message-boy, Wellington
D. P. McLellan, Message-boy, Westport, Ent.Ex. (P.S.), Resigned
D. Cox, Message-boy, Auckland
H. Denton, Message-boy, Epsom
K. G. Johnson, Message-boy, Miramar
M. J. Kerr, Message-boy, Roslyn
A. C. McIvor, Message-boy, Government Buildings
A. J. Revell, Message-boy, Auckland

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