New Zealand Gazette – 1941 – No. 50

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✨ Post and Telegraph Department Staff Register

JUNE 17.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1757

Page 101.

SECOND DIVISION—continued.
MALE OFFICERS—continued.

No	Name.	Position.	Salary on 31st March, 1940. Amount. Salary for Year ending 31st March, 1941. Date from which payable. Maximum. Age on 31st March, 1940. Superannuation Service on 31st March, 1940. Examinations and Remarks.
ELECTRICAL AND WORKSHOPS SECTION—continued.
Fifth Subdivision—continued.
1	Brown, J. A.	Senior Mechanician, Dunedin	£335
2	Cater, T. L.	Senior Mechanician, Hastings	£335
3	†McClelland, W. C.	Senior Mechanician, Dunedin	£335
4	Whitehouse, E. A.	Senior Mechanician, Dunedin	£335
5	Macdonald, A. R.	Senior Mechanician, Wellington	£335
Sixth Subdivision.
6	Dunning, W. H. J.	Foreman Mechanic (Typewriter), W’gtn.	£335
7	Pudney, B.	Foreman Mechanician, Wellington	£335
8	Simmonds, H. R.	Foreman Cabinetmaker, Workshops, Wellington	£335
9	Wilson, A. L.	Foreman Mechanician, Blenheim	£335
10	Collins, J. T. C.	Foreman Mechanician, Auckland	£335
11	Ferguson, G. H.	Foreman Mechn. (Tel. Ex.), Timaru	£335
12	Cooper, W. A.	Foreman Mechanician, Dannevirke	£335
13	Pollock, C. A.	Foreman Mechanician, Hawera	£335
14	Porteous, B. O.	Senior Mechanic (Telegraph), Auckland	£335
15	Snadon, W. H.	Senior Mechanic (Telgph.), Wanganui	£335
16	Wrenn, L. A.	Foreman Mechanic (Motor), Christchurch	£335
17	Dalton, A. C.	Foreman Mechanician, Wellington	£335
18	Park, E. J.	Foreman Mechanician, Christchurch	£335
19	Pask, A. J.	Foreman Mechanician, Palmerston Nth.	£335
20	Russell, W. A. S.	Foreman Mechanician, Auckland	£335
21	Johns, A. F.	Foreman Cabinetmaker, Workshops, Wellington	£335
22	Huntington, W. M.	Foreman Mechanician, Hamilton	£335
23	Hill, G. T.	Senior Mechanic (Telgph.), Christchurch	£335
24	Kruck, W. C.	Foreman Mechanician, Wellington	£335
25	Taylor, J. H.	Foreman Mechanic (Motor), New Pl’mth.	£335
26	Auty, M.	Foreman Mechanic (Motor), Workshops, Wellington	£335
27	Heslop, J. H. A.	Foreman Mechanician, Dunedin	£335
28	Tulloch, J. W.	Foreman Mechanician, Gisborne	£335
29	Hedgland, H. L.	Foreman Mechanician, Auckland	£335
30	Welsford, H. E.	Foreman Mechanician, Wellington	£335
31	Efford, W. M.	Senior Mechanic (Telgph.), Gisborne	£335
32	Tunnicliffe, G. A.	Senior Mechanic (Telgph.), N. Plymouth	£335
33	Cropp, W. J. B.	Foreman Mechanician, Christchurch	£335
34	Robinson, R. W.	Foreman Mechanician, Auckland	£335
35	Soanes, G. A.	Foreman Mechanician, Christchurch	£335
36	Stagpoole, G. R.	Foreman Mechanician, Stratford	£335
37	Leitch, J.	Foreman Mechanician, Wellington	£335
38	Ambrose, G. W. F.	Foreman Mechanician, Marton	£335
39	Caldwell, H. C.	Foreman Mechanician, Christchurch	£335
40	Kime, L. J.	Foreman Mechanician, Wellington	£335
41	Cameron, J. S.	Foreman Mechanician, Blenheim	£335
42	Buist, J. F. N.	Foreman Mechanician, Auckland	£335
43	Rae, W. M.	Foreman Mechanician, Oamaru	£335
44	Riddell, R. F.	Foreman Mechanic (Motor), Whangarei	£335
45	Ball, H.	Foreman Mechanician, Wellington	£335
46	Callander, Roy A.	Foreman Mechanician, Auckland	£335
47	Plato, C.	Foreman Mechanician, Dunedin	£335
48	Schdroski, W. R.	Foreman Radio Mechanician, G.P.O.	£335
49	MacArthur, W. L. A.	Overseer, Cabinetmaker’s Branch,Workshops, Auckland	£335
50	Fifield, L. G.	Foreman Mechanic (Motor), Napier	£335
51	Benson, J. B. P.	Foreman Cabinetmaker, Christchurch	£335
52	Cruickshank, J. P.	Foreman Mechanic (Motor), Auckland	£335
53	Herring, A. W. S.	Foreman Mechanic (Motor), Wanganui	£335
54	Hatton, R. E.	Foreman Mechanic (Electrical Section), Workshops, Wellington	£335
55	Adams, C. E.	Foreman Mechanic (Mechanical Section), Workshops, Auckland	£335
56	Miller, K. Y.	Foreman Body-builder, Wellington	£320
57	Reid, A. S.	Foreman Cabinetmaker, Auckland	£320
58	Trevithick, W. J.	Foreman Blacksmith, Wellington	£315
59	Cassey, G.	Foreman Mechanic (Motor), Gisborne	£315

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59 names identified

J. A. Brown, Senior Mechanician, Dunedin
T. L. Cater, Senior Mechanician, Hastings
W. C. McClelland, Senior Mechanician, Dunedin
E. A. Whitehouse, Senior Mechanician, Dunedin
A. R. Macdonald, Senior Mechanician, Wellington
W. H. J. Dunning, Foreman Mechanic (Typewriter), Wellington
B. Pudney, Foreman Mechanician, Wellington
H. R. Simmonds, Foreman Cabinetmaker, Workshops, Wellington
A. L. Wilson, Foreman Mechanician, Blenheim
J. T. C. Collins, Foreman Mechanician, Auckland
G. H. Ferguson, Foreman Mechanician (Tel. Ex.), Timaru
W. A. Cooper, Foreman Mechanician, Dannevirke
C. A. Pollock, Foreman Mechanician, Hawera
B. O. Porteous, Senior Mechanic (Telegraph), Auckland
W. H. Snadon, Senior Mechanic (Telegraph), Wanganui
L. A. Wrenn, Foreman Mechanic (Motor), Christchurch
A. C. Dalton, Foreman Mechanician, Wellington
E. J. Park, Foreman Mechanician, Christchurch
A. J. Pask, Foreman Mechanician, Palmerston North
W. A. S. Russell, Foreman Mechanician, Auckland
A. F. Johns, Foreman Cabinetmaker, Workshops, Wellington
W. M. Huntington, Foreman Mechanician, Hamilton
G. T. Hill, Senior Mechanic (Telegraph), Christchurch
W. C. Kruck, Foreman Mechanician, Wellington
J. H. Taylor, Foreman Mechanic (Motor), New Plymouth
M. Auty, Foreman Mechanic (Motor), Workshops, Wellington
J. H. A. Heslop, Foreman Mechanician, Dunedin
J. W. Tulloch, Foreman Mechanician, Gisborne
H. L. Hedgland, Foreman Mechanician, Auckland
H. E. Welsford, Foreman Mechanician, Wellington
W. M. Efford, Senior Mechanic (Telegraph), Gisborne
G. A. Tunnicliffe, Senior Mechanic (Telegraph), New Plymouth
W. J. B. Cropp, Foreman Mechanician, Christchurch
R. W. Robinson, Foreman Mechanician, Auckland
G. A. Soanes, Foreman Mechanician, Christchurch
G. R. Stagpoole, Foreman Mechanician, Stratford
J. Leitch, Foreman Mechanician, Wellington
G. W. F. Ambrose, Foreman Mechanician, Marton
H. C. Caldwell, Foreman Mechanician, Christchurch
L. J. Kime, Foreman Mechanician, Wellington
J. S. Cameron, Foreman Mechanician, Blenheim
J. F. N. Buist, Foreman Mechanician, Auckland
W. M. Rae, Foreman Mechanician, Oamaru
R. F. Riddell, Foreman Mechanic (Motor), Whangarei
H. Ball, Foreman Mechanician, Wellington
Roy A. Callander, Foreman Mechanician, Auckland
C. Plato, Foreman Mechanician, Dunedin
W. R. Schdroski, Foreman Radio Mechanician, G.P.O.
W. L. A. MacArthur, Overseer, Cabinetmaker’s Branch, Workshops, Auckland
L. G. Fifield, Foreman Mechanic (Motor), Napier
J. B. P. Benson, Foreman Cabinetmaker, Christchurch
J. P. Cruickshank, Foreman Mechanic (Motor), Auckland
A. W. S. Herring, Foreman Mechanic (Motor), Wanganui
R. E. Hatton, Foreman Mechanic (Electrical Section), Workshops, Wellington
C. E. Adams, Foreman Mechanic (Mechanical Section), Workshops, Auckland
K. Y. Miller, Foreman Body-builder, Wellington
A. S. Reid, Foreman Cabinetmaker, Auckland
W. J. Trevithick, Foreman Blacksmith, Wellington
G. Cassey, Foreman Mechanic (Motor), Gisborne

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