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✨ Post and Telegraph Department Staff List

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 37

Page 122.

SECOND DIVISION—continued.

MALE OFFICERS—continued.

No.	Name.	Position.	Salary on 31st March, 1939.	Salary for Year ending 31st March, 1940. Amount.	Salary for Year ending 31st March, 1940. Date from which payable.	Maximum.	Age on 31st March, 1939. Y. M.	Superannuation Service on 31st March, 1939. Y. M.	Examinations and Remarks.
			£	£		£
	POSTMEN, MESSENGERS, AND OTHERS—continued.
1	Hogg, J.	Messenger, Auckland	250	250	1/4/39	250	60 3	19 0
2	Skinner, V. V.	Postman, Invercargill	260	260	1/4/39	260	46 5	19 0
3	Browning, C.	Postman, Wellington South	260	260	1/4/39	260	45 5	19 0
4	Hargreaves, W.	Postman, Dunedin	260	260	1/4/39	260	50 1	19 0
5	Murphy, A.	Postman, Kilbirnie	260	260	1/4/39	260	43 5	19 0
6	Nicol, A. S.	Cleaner, Timaru	250	250	1/4/39	250	46 5	19 0
7	Ross, J.	Postman, Dunedin	260	260	1/4/39	260	47 1	19 0
8	Baxter, W. H.	Postman, Dunedin	260	260	1/4/39	260	46 0	19 0
9	Henderson, T. P. B.	Postman, Dunedin	260	260	1/4/39	260	53 5	19 0
10	Young, J.	Postal Assistant, Dunedin	250	260	1/4/39	260	45 7	19 0
11	Drake, V. D.	Postman, Timaru	260	260	1/4/39	260	45 7	19 0
12	Smith, T. R.	Postman, Dunedin	260	260	1/4/39	260	56 8	19 0
13	Godby, G. R.	Exchange Clerk, Raetihi	260	260	1/4/39	260	58 2	19 0	Ent. Ex. (P.); (P.S.).
14	Morcan, W.	Messenger, Wanganui	250	250	1/4/39	250	53 7	19 0
15	Wood, A. J.	Postman, Wellington	260	260	1/4/39	260	54 7	19 0
16	Welch, R. J.	Postman, Wellington South	260	260	1/4/39	260	54 1	19 0
17	Huxtable, F. L.	Postman, Gisborne	260	260	1/4/39	260	60 6	19 0	Ent. Ex. (P.).
18	Sullivan, T.	Postman, Ashburton	260	260	1/4/39	260	45 7	19 0
19	Lindsay, J. N.	Postman, Wairoa	260	260	1/4/39	260	47 1	19 0
20	Sullivan, M. T.	Postman, Stratford	260	260	1/4/39	260	44 5	19 0
21	Roden, L. O.	Postman, Christchurch	260	260	1/4/39	260	50 4	19 0
22	Simson, R. A.	Cleaner, Blenheim	250	250	1/4/39	250	51 4	19 0
23	Berriman, H.	Postal Assistant, Palmerston North	250	260	1/4/39	260	48 6	19 0
24	Freeman, C. N.	Exchange Clerk, Eastbourne	260	260	1/4/39	260	47 7	19 0	Ent. Ex. (P.).
25	Paltridge, A.	Postman, Palmerston North	260	260	1/4/39	260	55 4	19 0
26	Mori, H.	Messenger, Wellington	250	250	1/4/39	250	53 5	19 0	Deceased.
27	Grierson, R.	Postman, Gisborne	260	260	1/4/39	260	51 4	19 0	Ent. Ex. (P.).
28	Jacobsen, E. G.	Postman, Wellington	260	260	1/4/39	260	41 0	19 0
29	Jackson, I. E.	Cleaner, Auckland	250	250	1/4/39	250	40 10	24 1
30	Wood, L. M.	Postman, Auckland	260	260	1/4/39	260	41 10	24 1
31	Doull, J. W.	Postman, Ponsonby	260	260	1/4/39	260	40 6	23 9
32	Brassett, E. S.	Postal Assistant, Ashburton	250	260	1/4/39	260	41 9	23 11	Ent. Ex. (P.).
33	McDougall, J. H.	Postman, Dunedin	260	260	1/4/39	260	41 0	23 10
34	Anderson, R.	Postal Assistant, Wellington	250	260	1/4/39	260	40 11	23 9
35	Langham, A. E. C.	Postman and Messenger, Aramoho	260	260	1/4/39	260	41 3	23 9
36	Jelley, D. A.	Postman, Kilbirnie	260	260	1/4/39	260	39 4	23 5
37	Coghlan, A. J. R.	Postal Assistant, Auckland	250	260	1/4/39	260	38 10	23 1
38	Perrin, O. K. L.	Postal Assistant, Wellington	250	260	1/4/39	260	40 8	23 7
39	Baker, L. A.	Exchange Clerk, Opunake	260	260	1/4/39	260	39 2	23 4
40	Young, A. V.	Chauffeur and Messenger, Palmerston N.	260	260	1/4/39	260	39 10	23 2
41	McElwee, J. M.	Postman, Palmerston	260	260	1/4/39	260	39 0	23 2
42	Kirkpatrick, J.	Postman, Wellington	260	260	1/4/39	260	38 0	23 1
43	Hebberley, T. H. J.	Chauffeur and Messenger, Palmerston N.	260	260	1/4/39	260	39 8	23 4
44	Cargill, H. M.	Postman, Petone	260	260	1/4/39	260	39 2	23 4
45	Evans, J. O.	Exchange Clerk and Messenger, Marton	260	260	1/4/39	260	37 10	23 0
46	Burke, L. T.	Postman, Kingsland	260	260	1/4/39	260	40 3	23 3
47	Barley, J. G.	Postman, Kingsland	260	260	1/4/39	260	39 6	21 7
48	May, J. H.	Exchange Clerk, Pukekohe	260	260	1/4/39	260	38 9	22 8
49	Grey, G. W.	Postal Assistant, Auckland	250	260	1/4/39	260	38 9	22 3
50	Gullett, E. H.	Exchange Clerk, Waitara	260	260	1/4/39	260	38 1	22 5
51	Herd, J. R.	Postal Assistant, Auckland	250	260	1/4/39	260	39 5	22 1
52	Knox, L. J.	Postman, Auckland	260	260	1/4/39	260	37 7	22 4
53	Monahan, J. P.	Postman, Kilbirnie	260	260	1/4/39	260	39 9	22 2
54	Thomson, G. C.	Postman, Wellington	260	260	1/4/39	260	37 10	22 9
55	Thomas, R. V.	Postman, Nelson	250	260	1/4/39	260	39 3	22 0	Ent. Ex. (P.).
56	Darney, J. E.	Exchange Clerk, New Plymouth	260	260	1/4/39	260	39 9	22 5
57	Hammond, D. S.	Postman, Upper Symonds Street	260	260	1/4/39	260	37 5	22 4
58	Bayliss, B. P.	Exchange Clerk, Auckland	260	260	1/4/39	260	38 11	22 1
59	Spencer, H. T.	Chauffeur and Messenger, Palmerston N.	260	260	1/4/39	260	39 0	22 3
60	Murrow, W. S. H.	Postman and Messenger, Marton	260	260	1/4/39	260	39 2	22 8
61	McDonald, A. W. T.	Exchange Clerk, Raglan	260	260	1/4/39	260	37 8	22 0
62	Clapham, N. W. J.	Postman, Lower Hutt	260	260	1/4/39	260	38 4	22 2
63	Huband, W. O.	Postman, Wellington	260	260	1/4/39	260	39 8	21 9
64	Smith, H. D.	Postman, St. Heliers	260	260	1/4/39	260	38 8	21 8
65	Kerr, W. D.	Postman, Wellington	260	260	1/4/39	260	37 2	21 2
66	Mumford, F.	Postman, Upper Symonds Street	260	260	1/4/39	260	38 2	21 0
67	Jordan, F. W.	Postman, Christchurch	260	260	1/4/39	260	38 8	21 1
68	Cumming, W. J.	Postal Assistant, Auckland	250	260	1/4/39	260	38 1	21 7
69	Laskey, E.	Postman, Kilbirnie	260	260	1/4/39	260	38 2	21 2
70	Shirley, W.	Postman, Hastings	260	260	1/4/39	260	36 11	21 2
71	Bayliss, M. A. S.	Postman, Wellington	260	260	1/4/39	260	36 10	21 4
72	Hume, J. E. W.	Postman, Kaiapoi	260	260	1/4/39	260	37 0	21 2
73	Crow, W. T.	Postman, Otahuhu	260	260	1/4/39	260	36 9	21 1
74	Turner, W. H.	Postman, Christchurch	260	260	1/4/39	260	39 7	20 11
75	Harling, E. E. H.	Postman, Takapuna	260	260	1/4/39	260	36 8	20 7
76	Graham, W. H.	Postman, Auckland	260	260	1/4/39	260	37 10	20 9
77	Wilson, E. T.	Exchange Clerk, Shannon	260	260	1/4/39	260	36 6	20 10

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🚂 Post and Telegraph Department Staff List (Second Division, Male Officers) (continued from previous page)

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KeywordsPost and Telegraph Department, Staff List, Salaries, Superannuation, Examinations, Male Officers, Postmen, Messengers, Cleaners, Labourers, Night-watchmen
👱🏽 Names

77 names identified

J. Hogg, Messenger, Auckland
V. V. Skinner, Postman, Invercargill
C. Browning, Postman, Wellington South
W. Hargreaves, Postman, Dunedin
A. Murphy, Postman, Kilbirnie
A. S. Nicol, Cleaner, Timaru
J. Ross, Postman, Dunedin
W. H. Baxter, Postman, Dunedin
T. P. B. Henderson, Postman, Dunedin
J. Young, Postal Assistant, Dunedin
V. D. Drake, Postman, Timaru
T. R. Smith, Postman, Dunedin
G. R. Godby, Exchange Clerk, Raetihi
W. Morcan, Messenger, Wanganui
A. J. Wood, Postman, Wellington
R. J. Welch, Postman, Wellington South
F. L. Huxtable, Postman, Gisborne
T. Sullivan, Postman, Ashburton
J. N. Lindsay, Postman, Wairoa
M. T. Sullivan, Postman, Stratford
L. O. Roden, Postman, Christchurch
R. A. Simson, Cleaner, Blenheim
H. Berriman, Postal Assistant, Palmerston North
C. N. Freeman, Exchange Clerk, Eastbourne
A. Paltridge, Postman, Palmerston North
H. Mori, Messenger, Wellington
R. Grierson, Postman, Gisborne
E. G. Jacobsen, Postman, Wellington
I. E. Jackson, Cleaner, Auckland
L. M. Wood, Postman, Auckland
J. W. Doull, Postman, Ponsonby
E. S. Brassett, Postal Assistant, Ashburton
J. H. McDougall, Postman, Dunedin
R. Anderson, Postal Assistant, Wellington
A. E. C. Langham, Postman and Messenger, Aramoho
D. A. Jelley, Postman, Kilbirnie
A. J. R. Coghlan, Postal Assistant, Auckland
O. K. L. Perrin, Postal Assistant, Wellington
L. A. Baker, Exchange Clerk, Opunake
A. V. Young, Chauffeur and Messenger, Palmerston N.
J. M. McElwee, Postman, Palmerston
J. Kirkpatrick, Postman, Wellington
T. H. J. Hebberley, Chauffeur and Messenger, Palmerston N.
H. M. Cargill, Postman, Petone
J. O. Evans, Exchange Clerk and Messenger, Marton
L. T. Burke, Postman, Kingsland
J. G. Barley, Postman, Kingsland
J. H. May, Exchange Clerk, Pukekohe
G. W. Grey, Postal Assistant, Auckland
E. H. Gullett, Exchange Clerk, Waitara
J. R. Herd, Postal Assistant, Auckland
L. J. Knox, Postman, Auckland
J. P. Monahan, Postman, Kilbirnie
G. C. Thomson, Postman, Wellington
R. V. Thomas, Postman, Nelson
J. E. Darney, Exchange Clerk, New Plymouth
D. S. Hammond, Postman, Upper Symonds Street
B. P. Bayliss, Exchange Clerk, Auckland
H. T. Spencer, Chauffeur and Messenger, Palmerston N.
W. S. H. Murrow, Postman and Messenger, Marton
A. W. T. McDonald, Exchange Clerk, Raglan
N. W. J. Clapham, Postman, Lower Hutt
W. O. Huband, Postman, Wellington
H. D. Smith, Postman, St. Heliers
W. D. Kerr, Postman, Wellington
F. Mumford, Postman, Upper Symonds Street
F. W. Jordan, Postman, Christchurch
W. J. Cumming, Postal Assistant, Auckland
E. Laskey, Postman, Kilbirnie
W. Shirley, Postman, Hastings
M. A. S. Bayliss, Postman, Wellington
J. E. W. Hume, Postman, Kaiapoi
W. T. Crow, Postman, Otahuhu
W. H. Turner, Postman, Christchurch
E. E. H. Harling, Postman, Takapuna
W. H. Graham, Postman, Auckland
E. T. Wilson, Exchange Clerk, Shannon

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