New Zealand Gazette – 1940 – No. 37

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✨ Post and Telegraph Department Staff List

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

SECOND DIVISION—continued.
MALE OFFICERS—continued.

No.	Name.	Position.	Salary on 31st March, 1939.	Salary for Year ending 31st March, 1940.	Maximum.	Date from which payable.	Age on 31st March, 1939.	Superannuation Service on 31st March, 1939.	Examinations and Remarks.
£	£	£	Y. M.	Y. M.
1	Arnold, A. E.	Exchange Clerk and Messenger, Tapanui	115	155	11/5/39	260	19 6	2 10	Resigned.
2	Davis, B. H.	Exchange Clerk, Waipawa	115	155	9/4/39	260	19 2	2 11	Resigned.
3	Flavell, L. H.	Messenger, Wellington	115	115	1/4/39	250	18 5	2 9	Resigned.
4	Kerr, W. J.	Exchange Clerk and Messenger, Mataura	115	155	1/10/39	260	19 0	2 8	Ent. Ex. (P.), (T.).
5	McCauley, G. E.	Messenger, Frankton Jn. Railway	115	155	22/5/39	250	18 10	2 10
6	Pont, T. D.	Postman, Grey Lynn	115	155	8/10/39	260	19 7	2 5
7	Newton, J. B.	Junior Sorter, G.P.O.	115	155	18/5/39	155	19 8	2 10
8	Tringham, R. A.	Exchange Clerk, Pongaroa	115	155	25/5/39	260	18 10	2 10
9	Ferguson, J. A.	Messenger, Wellington	115	155	2/7/39	250	19 5	2 8	Resigned.
10	Harrison, W. J.	Telegram-sorter, Napier	115	155	5/10/39	155	19 8	2 5
11	Lehndorf, F. M.	Messenger, Waitara	115	155	24/6/39	250	18 11	2 9
12	Tootill, J. W.	Messenger, Matamata	115	155	1/6/39	250	18 1	2 10
13	Woods, A. E.	Exch. Clerk and Messenger, St. Andrews	115	155	14/7/39	260	19 0	2 8
14	Campling, J. H.	Postman, Epsom	115	155	7/10/39	260	19 9	2 5	Ent. Ex. (P.).
15	Harrison, L.	Junior Sorter, G.P.O.	115	155	11/5/39	155	18 10	2 10	Ent. Ex. (P.).
16	Boyd, C. E.	Postman, Timaru	115	155	6/7/39	260	19 0	2 8	Ent. Ex. (P.).
17	Salt, D. O.	Telegram-sorter, Wellington	115	155	20/4/39	155	19 5	2 11
18	Hanlen, H. H.	Telegram-sorter, Napier	115	155	12/10/39	155	19 8	2 5
19	Randall, A. D.	Postman, Ravensbourne	115	155	1/7/39	260	19 1	2 9
20	Cameron, C. K.	Junior Sorter, G.P.O.	115	155	11/5/39	155	18 3	2 10	Ent. Ex. (P.).
21	Lowry, A. G.	Exchange Clerk, Rahotu	115	155	1/10/39	260	18 4	2 11
22	Hogg, W. E.	Exchange Clerk, Morrinsville	115	155	1/6/39	260	19 0	2 10
23	McCarthy, E. C.	Postman, Auckland	155	180	5/3/40	260	19 3	2 0
24	Keen, C. D.	Postman, Ashburton	115	155	2/11/39	260	19 8	2 4
25	Dew, J. L.	Postman, Otorohanga	115	155	4/6/39	260	18 10	2 9
26	Scott, H. J.	Messenger, Wellington	115	155	14/5/39	250	19 5	2 10
27	Robertson, J. F.	Messenger, Wellington	115	155	11/5/39	250	19 4	2 10
28	Beaton, R. T.	Telephonist, Christchurch	115	155	18/6/39	155	19 0	2 9
29	Cannell, T. A.	Exchange Clerk, Katikati	115	155	6/7/39	260	19 6	2 8
30	Clark, J. D.	Messenger, Wellington	115	155	26/6/39	250	19 8	2 9
31	Kitching, J. E.	Exchange Clerk, Wellington	115	155	25/5/39	260	19 7	2 10
32	Wallace, K. C.	Exchange Clerk, Rotorua	115	155	10/6/39	260	19 4	2 9
33	Booth, R. J.	Exchange Clerk, Opotiki	115	155	13/7/39	260	18 1	2 8
34	Bromley, L. C. W.	Exchange Clerk, Mayfield	115	155	14/7/39	260	19 6	2 8	Ent. Ex. (P.).
35	Moir, A. M.	Postman, Dunedin	115	155	1/10/39	260	19 8	2 6
36	Sharkey, F. P.	Telegram-sorter, Auckland	115	155	15/10/39	155	19 7	2 5	Ent. Ex. (P.).
37	Ferguson, L.	Exchange Clerk and Messenger, Matiere	115	155	15/3/40	260	19 0	2 0
38	Harper, J. T.	Postman and Messenger, Mosgiel	115	155	1/3/40	260	19 1	2 1
39	Towler, E. W.	Exch. Clerk and Msngr., Patetonga	115	155	10/8/39	260	18 8	2 7
40	Bradley, A. W.	Postman, Palmerston North	115	155	1/6/39	260	19 4	2 10	Ent. Ex. (P.).
41	Garner, R. J.	Messenger, Wellington	115	155	8/6/39	250	19 7	2 9	Resigned.
42	Eagle, F. D.	Postman, Kingsland	115	155	22/3/40	260	19 0	2 0
43	Brown, G. J.	Exchange Clerk, Gore	115	155	8/5/39	260	19 2	2 10
44	Henry, H. B.	Postman, Rangiora	115	155	25/6/39	260	19 1	2 9
45	Gordon, R. L.	Postman, Feilding	115	155	24/6/39	260	19 0	2 9	Ent. Ex. (T.).
46	Clark, N. F.	Exchange Clerk, Cave	115	155	25/6/39	260	19 8	2 9
47	Rivers, R. W.	Telephonist, Christchurch	115	155	7/7/39	155	19 5	2 8
48	Compton, I. B.	Telegram-folder, Hastings	115	155	10/6/39	155	19 1	2 9	Ent. Ex. (T.).
49	Mackesy, R. C. H.	Exchange Clerk, Te Puke	115	155	30/5/39	260	19 11	2 10
50	Aitken, A. R.	Telephonist, Taumarunui	115	155	16/6/39	155	19 7	2 9
51	McAnnalley, H. S.	Exchange Clerk, Auckland	115	155	21/12/39	260	19 5	2 3
52	Wham, J. H.	Exchange Clerk, Ohura	115	155	18/6/39	260	18 7	2 9
53	Watson, V. A.	Exchange Clerk, Feilding	115	155	12/6/39	260	19 3	2 9
54	Loveridge, I. M.	Postman, Kilbirnie	115	155	29/6/39	260	19 5	2 9
55	Snook, R. W. F.	Postman, Takapuna	115	155	15/2/40	260	19 2	2 1
56	Houghton, O. J.	Exchange Clerk, Kaeo	115	155	13/7/39	260	19 8	2 8	Ent. Ex. (T.).
57	Gibbons, E. M.	Telephonist, Hamilton	115	155	23/7/39	155	19 4	2 8	Ent. Ex. (T.).
58	Bowden, V. A.	Exchange Clerk, Hunterville	115	155	29/6/39	260	19 3	2 9
59	Hand, L. H. P.	Exchange Clerk, Helensville	115	155	25/5/39	260	18 10	2 10
60	Hughes, N.	Messenger, Accountant's Branch, G.P.O.	115	155	1/6/39	250	19 1	2 10
61	Mason, J. A.	Postman and Msngr., Palmerston North	115	155	20/7/39	260	18 8	2 8	Ent. Ex. (P.).
62	Tolley, A.	Assistant and Messenger, Karori	115	155	15/5/39	260	19 7	2 10
63	Weatherhead, W.	Messenger, Wellington	115	155	11/5/39	250	18 7	2 10
64	Burke, B. M.	Exchange Clerk, and Msngr., Hikutaia	115	155	27/6/39	260	18 10	2 9
65	Johnston, A. R. M.	Messenger, Wellington	115	155	1/6/39	250	19 2	2 10
66	Haglund, F. C.	Exch. Clerk and Messenger, Greymouth	115	155	21/7/39	260	19 4	2 8
67	Burns, D. C.	Messenger, G.P.O.	115	155	16/4/39	250	18 10	2 11
68	Hood, C. R.	Assistant and Msngr., Adelaide Road	115	155	7/7/39	260	19 1	2 8
69	Nation, T. J.	Junior Sorter, G.P.O.	115	155	1/7/39	155	19 8	2 9
70	Rynd, P. A. T.	Junior Sorter, G.P.O.	115	155	1/6/39	155	18 9	2 10
71	Sutherland, W. E.	Messenger, G.P.O.	115	155	3/6/39	250	18 10	2 9
72	Forsyth, A. D. V.	Exchange Clerk, Wairoa	115	155	11/2/40	260	19 4	2 1
73	Hansen, B. R.	Postman, Wellington	115	155	19/5/39	260	19 2	2 10	Resigned.
74	Print, R. H.	Exchange Clerk, Te Aroha	115	155	22/6/39	260	19 6	2 9
75	Steele, R. J.	Exch. Clerk and Msngr., Middlemarch	115	155	30/7/39	260	18 9	2 8

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

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

75 names identified

A. E. Arnold, Exchange Clerk and Messenger, Tapanui
B. H. Davis, Exchange Clerk, Waipawa
L. H. Flavell, Messenger, Wellington
W. J. Kerr, Exchange Clerk and Messenger, Mataura
G. E. McCauley, Messenger, Frankton Jn. Railway
T. D. Pont, Postman, Grey Lynn
J. B. Newton, Junior Sorter, G.P.O.
R. A. Tringham, Exchange Clerk, Pongaroa
J. A. Ferguson, Messenger, Wellington
W. J. Harrison, Telegram-sorter, Napier
F. M. Lehndorf, Messenger, Waitara
J. W. Tootill, Messenger, Matamata
A. E. Woods, Exch. Clerk and Messenger, St. Andrews
J. H. Campling, Postman, Epsom
L. Harrison, Junior Sorter, G.P.O.
C. E. Boyd, Postman, Timaru
D. O. Salt, Telegram-sorter, Wellington
H. H. Hanlen, Telegram-sorter, Napier
A. D. Randall, Postman, Ravensbourne
C. K. Cameron, Junior Sorter, G.P.O.
A. G. Lowry, Exchange Clerk, Rahotu
W. E. Hogg, Exchange Clerk, Morrinsville
E. C. McCarthy, Postman, Auckland
C. D. Keen, Postman, Ashburton
J. L. Dew, Postman, Otorohanga
H. J. Scott, Messenger, Wellington
J. F. Robertson, Messenger, Wellington
R. T. Beaton, Telephonist, Christchurch
T. A. Cannell, Exchange Clerk, Katikati
J. D. Clark, Messenger, Wellington
J. E. Kitching, Exchange Clerk, Wellington
K. C. Wallace, Exchange Clerk, Rotorua
R. J. Booth, Exchange Clerk, Opotiki
L. C. W. Bromley, Exchange Clerk, Mayfield
A. M. Moir, Postman, Dunedin
F. P. Sharkey, Telegram-sorter, Auckland
L. Ferguson, Exchange Clerk and Messenger, Matiere
J. T. Harper, Postman and Messenger, Mosgiel
E. W. Towler, Exch. Clerk and Msngr., Patetonga
A. W. Bradley, Postman, Palmerston North
R. J. Garner, Messenger, Wellington
F. D. Eagle, Postman, Kingsland
G. J. Brown, Exchange Clerk, Gore
H. B. Henry, Postman, Rangiora
R. L. Gordon, Postman, Feilding
N. F. Clark, Exchange Clerk, Cave
R. W. Rivers, Telephonist, Christchurch
I. B. Compton, Telegram-folder, Hastings
R. C. H. Mackesy, Exchange Clerk, Te Puke
A. R. Aitken, Telephonist, Taumarunui
H. S. McAnnalley, Exchange Clerk, Auckland
J. H. Wham, Exchange Clerk, Ohura
V. A. Watson, Exchange Clerk, Feilding
I. M. Loveridge, Postman, Kilbirnie
R. W. F. Snook, Postman, Takapuna
O. J. Houghton, Exchange Clerk, Kaeo
E. M. Gibbons, Telephonist, Hamilton
V. A. Bowden, Exchange Clerk, Hunterville
L. H. P. Hand, Exchange Clerk, Helensville
N. Hughes, Messenger, Accountant's Branch, G.P.O.
J. A. Mason, Postman and Msngr., Palmerston North
A. Tolley, Assistant and Messenger, Karori
W. Weatherhead, Messenger, Wellington
B. M. Burke, Exchange Clerk, and Msngr., Hikutaia
A. R. M. Johnston, Messenger, Wellington
F. C. Haglund, Exch. Clerk and Messenger, Greymouth
D. C. Burns, Messenger, G.P.O.
C. R. Hood, Assistant and Msngr., Adelaide Road
T. J. Nation, Junior Sorter, G.P.O.
P. A. T. Rynd, Junior Sorter, G.P.O.
W. E. Sutherland, Messenger, G.P.O.
A. D. V. Forsyth, Exchange Clerk, Wairoa
B. R. Hansen, Postman, Wellington
R. H. Print, Exchange Clerk, Te Aroha
R. J. Steele, Exch. Clerk and Msngr., Middlemarch

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