New Zealand Gazette – 1950 – No. 49

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✨ Internal Affairs Department Staff Details

INTERNAL AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT—continued

CLERICAL DIVISION

Clerical Special

OFFICE OF THE CENSOR OF CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS
Mirams, G. H. .. Censor and Registrar of Cinematograph Films, Wellington £770 £820 .. 20/6/50 £820 M.Y. 3/09 Y.M. 10 11 M.A., Dip. Jour.

GENERAL DIVISION

Rigarsford, W. O. .. Cine. Operator and Cutter, Wgton. 475 475 .. 1/6/49 475 6/96 30 6

CLERICAL DIVISION

Clerical One

LOCAL GOVERNMENT COMMISSION
Wilkins, A. E. N. .. Secretary, Wellington .. 720 770 .. 16/6/50 770 5/11 21 6 Accts. Prof.

Clerical Two

Elmes, H. H. .. Investigating Officer, Wellington 645 645 .. 21/6/49 670 3/01 0 9 Sub. Ent. Ex. Resigns, 25/4/50.

Clerical Three

O’Dea, P. J. .. Investigating Officer, Wellington 595 620 .. 1/8/50 620 4/18 13 5 Accts. Prof.

Clerical Six

Kemeys, E. L. .. Clerk, Wellington .. 460 460 .. 7/7/49 460 1/23 4 8 Sub. Ent. Ex. c, £50.
Powell, J. R. .. Clerk, Wellington .. 405 435 .. 1/7/50 460 8/25 1 1 M.A.
Thurston, Miss M. L. .. Clerk, Wellington .. 405 405 .. 14/7/49 405 11/04 1 9 Sub. Ent. Ex.

GENERAL DIVISION

Kitchingman, Miss B. J. Shorthand-typist, Wellington .. 380 380 .. 29/9/49 380 11/26 7 0 Adv. Sh.-t. Ex.
Lowers, Miss J. H. .. Shorthand-typist, Wellington .. 330 330 .. 1/6/49 330 7/18 0 10 c, £25.

PROFESSIONAL DIVISION

Professional Special

NATIONAL ART GALLERY AND DOMINION MUSEUM
Falla, R. A. .. Dir., Dominion Museum, Wgton. 1060 1110b .. 1/4/50 1150 7/01 2 5 M.A., D.Sc.

CLERICAL DIVISION

Clerical Special

MacLennan, S. B. .. Director, Art Gallery, Wellington 1060 1110b .. 1/4/50 1150 5/03 14 4 Matric.

Clerical Two

Phillipps, W. J. .. Ichthyologist & Ethnologist, Wgtn. 670 670 .. 1/6/49 670 10/93 32 10 Matric., F.R.G.S.

PROFESSIONAL DIVISION

Professional Five

Dell, R. K. .. Conchologist, Wellington .. 495 520 .. 1/4/50 520 7/20 11 3 B.A., Dip. Ed.

Professional Six

Lush, Miss P. A. .. Assistant Botanist, Wellington 435 460 .. 29/11/50 460d 4/25 1 4 M.Sc.

CLERICAL DIVISION

Clerical Six

Stackhouse, J. .. Clerk, Wellington .. 460 460 .. 22/11/49 460 4/15 8 8 Matric.
Thorne, Miss L. M. .. Librarian, Wellington .. 380 380 .. 14/11/49 380 11/11 2 5 B.A., B.Sc.

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🏛️ Internal Affairs Department Staff Salaries and Details (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsStaff, Salaries, Positions, Appointments, Internal Affairs Department
👱🏽 Names

17 names identified

G. H. Mirams, Censor and Registrar of Cinematograph Films
W. O. Rigarsford, Cine. Operator and Cutter
A. E. N. Wilkins, Secretary, Local Government Commission
H. H. Elmes, Investigating Officer
P. J. O’Dea, Investigating Officer
E. L. Kemeys, Clerk
J. R. Powell, Clerk
M. L. Thurston (Miss), Clerk
B. J. Kitchingman (Miss), Shorthand-typist
J. H. Lowers (Miss), Shorthand-typist
R. A. Falla, Director, Dominion Museum
S. B. MacLennan, Director, Art Gallery
W. J. Phillipps, Ichthyologist & Ethnologist
R. K. Dell, Conchologist
P. A. Lush (Miss), Assistant Botanist
J. Stackhouse, Clerk
L. M. Thorne (Miss), Librarian

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