New Zealand Gazette – 1950 – No. 45

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✨ Electrical Wiremen's Registration

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REGISTERS OF ELECTRICAL WIREMEN'S LIMITED REGISTRATION—continued
CLASS C—continued

Name.	Last Notified Address.	Registered for	Registered No.	Date of Registration.
Willis, William Tracy	Dunedin ..	Work on any Government railway-station, railway workshop, and railway-line	C 789	17/7/40
Wills, Sidney Philp	Christchurch	lSecondary of radio sets	C1036	18/12/42
Wilson, John Eric Speer	Napier	lSecondary of radio sets	C 901	29/8/41
Wilson, Keith Gilbert Francis	Auckland	aElectrical wiring for radio sets only	C 560	22/2/37
Wilson, Tiora Donald	Masterton	hRadio experimenter ..	C1225	6/3/46
Wilson, Varian James	Christchurch	aElectrical wiring for radio sets only	C1198	28/9/45
Windress, George William Aaron	Whangarei	lSecondary of radio sets	C 922	13/10/41
Wood, Edwin Haswell	Auckland	aElectrical wiring for radio sets only	C 491	16/6/36
Wood, Selwyn Fisher	Thames	aElectrical wiring for radio sets only	C 523	18/11/36
Woskett, Henry Colville Alexander	Palmerston North	aElectrical wiring for radio sets only	C 219	20/10/32
Wright, William Albert	Invercargill	c iServicing refrigerating machines up to and including the plug-top, also servicing welding machines	C 485	11/6/36
Wyness, Alfred John	Wellington	aElectrical wiring for radio sets only	C 358	10/2/34
Yeoman, David Maurice	Christchurch	aElectrical wiring for radio sets only	C 631	7/1/38
Young, Percival Frederick	Gore	eServiceman	C1294	23/5/49
Younger, James	Christchurch	lSecondary of radio sets	C 970	18/12/42

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🏗️ Register of Electrical Wiremen's Limited Registration (continued from previous page)

Domain🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
KeywordsElectrical Wiremen, Registration, Registers, Licensing, Class C
👱🏽 Names

15 names identified

William Tracy Willis, Registered for work on Government railway-station, railway workshop, and railway-line
Sidney Philp Wills, Registered for servicing of radio sets
John Eric Speer Wilson, Registered for servicing of radio sets
Keith Gilbert Francis Wilson, Registered for electrical wiring for radio sets only
Tiora Donald Wilson, Registered as radio experimenter
Varian James Wilson, Registered for electrical wiring for radio sets only
George William Aaron Windress, Registered for servicing of radio sets
Edwin Haswell Wood, Registered for electrical wiring for radio sets only
Selwyn Fisher Wood, Registered for electrical wiring for radio sets only
Henry Colville Alexander Woskett, Registered for electrical wiring for radio sets only
William Albert Wright, Registered for servicing refrigerating machines and welding machines
Alfred John Wyness, Registered for electrical wiring for radio sets only
David Maurice Yeoman, Registered for electrical wiring for radio sets only
Percival Frederick Young, Registered as serviceman
James Younger, Registered for servicing of radio sets

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