New Zealand Gazette – 1955 – No. 59

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✨ Electrical Inspectors Register

20 SEPT. THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 1463

Name	Registered No.	Date of Registration	Inspector for
Wilson, Leonard Goodwin	I491	29/10/54	Otago Electric Power Board.
Wilson, William George	I 82	1/4/53	South Canterbury Electric Power Board.
Wilson, William Patrick	I447	28/5/53	Taranaki Electric Power Board.
Winter, Stanley Ashby	I329	1/4/53	Hutt Valley Electric Power Board
Winton, Arthur Thomas	I227	1/4/53	Otago Electric Power Board.
Wiseman, James	I446	1/4/53	Buller Electric Power Board.
Wisker, Alfred William	I377	1/4/53	Wanganui-Rangitikei Electric Power Board.
Witty, George Frederick	I420	1/4/53	Bay of Islands Electric Power Board.
Wood, Hector	I190	1/4/53	Auckland Electric Power Board.
Woodward, Frank	I442	1/4/53	Ohakune Borough Council.
	I466	22/3/54	Ketetahi Timbermilling Co.
Woodward, Walter Rodney	I406	1/4/53	Te Awamutu Electric Power Board.
Woolley, Edward Strecting	I456	5/10/53	Auckland Electric Power Board.
Workman, Gordon	I261	1/4/53	Auckland Electric Power Board.
Wright, Robert Stewart	I116	1/4/53	Auckland Electric Power Board.
Wrigley, Arthur Lewis	I390	1/4/53	Waitomo Electric Power Board.
Wurm, George Louis	I133	1/4/53	Auckland Electric Power Board.
Wyatt, Joseph	I197	1/4/53	Thames Valley Electric Power Board.
Young, Esmae Ernest Fred	I 27	1/4/53	Dunedin City Council.
Zajonskowski, Kenneth Leslie	I495	6/12/54	Wanganui-Rangitikei Electric Power Board.

I certify that the foregoing is a true copy of the name, registered number, date of registration, and electrical-supply authority as at the 31st day of March 1955, of every person registered as an Inspector of Electrical Wiring under the Electricians Act 1952.

State Hydro-electric Department, Wellington, 13 September 1955. C. C. KENWARD, Registrar.

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🏗️ Register of Inspectors of Electrical Wiring - Continued (continued from previous page)

Domain🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
Dated13 September 1955
KeywordsElectrical wiring inspectors, Registration, Electric power boards, Councils, State Hydro-electric Department
👱🏽 Names

19 names identified

Leonard Goodwin Wilson, Electrical Wiring Inspector
William George Wilson, Electrical Wiring Inspector
William Patrick Wilson, Electrical Wiring Inspector
Stanley Ashby Winter, Electrical Wiring Inspector
Arthur Thomas Winton, Electrical Wiring Inspector
James Wiseman, Electrical Wiring Inspector
Alfred William Wisker, Electrical Wiring Inspector
George Frederick Witty, Electrical Wiring Inspector
Hector Wood, Electrical Wiring Inspector
Frank Woodward, Electrical Wiring Inspector
Walter Rodney Woodward, Electrical Wiring Inspector
Edward Strecting Woolley, Electrical Wiring Inspector
Gordon Workman, Electrical Wiring Inspector
Robert Stewart Wright, Electrical Wiring Inspector
Arthur Lewis Wrigley, Electrical Wiring Inspector
George Louis Wurm, Electrical Wiring Inspector
Joseph Wyatt, Electrical Wiring Inspector
Esmae Ernest Fred Young, Electrical Wiring Inspector
Kenneth Leslie Zajonskowski, Electrical Wiring Inspector

👩‍💼 Officials

C. C. Kenward, Registrar

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