New Zealand Gazette – 1958 – No. 36

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✨ Post and Telegraph Appointments

12 JUNE
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
Office
Post and Telegraph Department—ctd.
Postmaster Clinton
Postmaster Clive
Postmaster Clyde
Postmaster Clydevale
Postmaster Collingwood
Postmaster Coromandel
Postmaster Cowes
Postmaster Cromwell
Postmaster Dannevirke
Postmaster Dargaville
Postmaster Denniston
Postmaster Devonport
Postmaster Dominion Road
Chief Postmaster Dunedin
Deputy Chief Postmaster Dunedin
Manager, Money Order and Sav-
ings Bank Branch Dunedin
Staff Welfare Officer Dunedin
Accountant Dunedin
Senior Supervisor, Clerical Branch Dunedin
Postmaster Duntroon
Postmaster Eketahuna
Postmaster Ellerslie
Postmaster Elsthorpe
Postmaster Eltham
Postmaster Epsom
Postmaster Fairlie
Postmaster Featherston
Postmaster Fordell
Postmaster Frankton Junction
Postmaster Geraldine
Chief Postmaster Gisborne
Accountant Gisborne
Deputy Chief Postmaster Gisborne
Senior Supervisor, Clerical Branch Gisborne
Postmaster Glen Eden
Postmaster Glenorchy
Postmaster Glen Oroua
Postmaster Golden Downs
Postmaster Gore
Postmaster Gravity
Postmaster Greenlane
Postmaster Greenmeadows
Postmaster Grey Lynn
Chief Postmaster Greymouth
Accountant Greymouth
Postmaster Greytown
Postmaster Halfmoon Bay
Postmaster Hataitai
Chief Postmaster Hamilton
Deputy Chief Postmaster Hamilton
Accountant Hamilton
Postmaster Hampden
Postmaster Hanmer
Postmaster Hastings
Postmaster Havelock
Postmaster Hawarden
Postmaster Hawera
Accountant Hawera
Postmaster Helensville
Postmaster Henderson
Postmaster Herbertville
Postmaster Hikurangi
Postmaster Hokitika
Postmaster Houhora
Postmaster Howard
Postmaster Hunterville
Postmaster Huntly
Postmaster Hurleyville
Postmaster Inglewood
Chief Postmaster Invercargill
Accountant Invercargill
Deputy Chief Postmaster Invercargill
Postmaster Island Bay
Postmaster Johnsonville
Postmaster Kaeo
Postmaster Kaiapoi
Postmaster Kaikohe
Postmaster Kaikoura
Postmaster Kaitaia
Postmaster Kaiwaka
Postmaster Kakaramea
Postmaster Kakatahi
Postmaster Kaponga
Postmaster Karamea
Postmaster Karekare
Postmaster Karioi
Postmaster Katikati
Postmaster Kaukapakapa
Postmaster Kawakawa
Postmaster Kawerau
Postmaster Kawhia
Postmaster Kelso
Postmaster Kerikeri Central
Postmaster Khandallah
Postmaster Kilbirnie
Postmaster Kingsland
Postmaster Kirwee
Postmaster Kohukohu
Postmaster Kotemaori
Postmaster Kumeu
Location
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Office
Post and Telegraph Department—ctd.
Postmaster Kurow
Postmaster Kutarere
Postmaster Lake Rotoma
Postmaster Lauriston
Postmaster Leeston
Postmaster Lincoln
Postmaster Linwood
Postmaster Linton Camp
Postmaster Lower Hutt
Accountant Lower Hutt
Postmaster Lumsden
Postmaster Lyttelton
Postmaster MacLennan
Postmaster Mahia
Postmaster Makirikiri
Postmaster Makotuku
Postmaster Mamaku
Postmaster Manaia
Postmaster Mangakino
Postmaster Mangamahu
Postmaster Mangarekau
Postmaster Mangonui
Postmaster Manners Street
Postmaster Manutahi
Postmaster Mapua
Postmaster Marokopa
Postmaster Martinborough
Postmaster Marton
Postmaster Marton Junction
Postmaster Maruia
Chief Postmaster Masterton
Accountant Masterton
Postmaster Matakohe
Postmaster Mataroa
Postmaster Mataura
Postmaster Matawai
Postmaster Matiere
Postmaster Maungaturoto
Postmaster Mayfield
Postmaster Mercer
Postmaster Methven
Postmaster Milford
Postmaster Milford Sound
Postmaster Millers Flat
Postmaster Milton
Postmaster Miramar
Postmaster Mossburn
Postmaster Mosgiel
Postmaster Motu
Postmaster Motueka
Postmaster Motupiko
Postmaster Mount Albert
Postmaster Mount Eden
Postmaster Mount Maunganui
Postmaster Mount Roskill
Postmaster Murchison
Postmaster Naenae
Chief Postmaster Napier
Senior Supervisor, Clerical Branch Napier
Accountant Napier
Postmaster National Park
Chief Postmaster Nelson
Accountant Nelson
Senior Supervisor, Clerical Branch Nelson
Postmaster New Brighton
Postmaster Newmarket
Chief Postmaster New Plymouth
Accountant New Plymouth
Senior Supervisor, Clerical Branch New Plymouth
Postmaster Newton
Postmaster Ngatea
Postmaster Nuhaka
Chief Postmaster Oamaru
Accountant Oamaru
Supervisor, Money Order and Sav-
ings Bank Branch Oamaru
Postmaster Ohaeawai
Postmaster Ohakune
Postmaster Ohura
Postmaster Okaihau
Postmaster Okatu
Postmaster Okuru
Postmaster Omaio
Postmaster Omakau
Postmaster Onehunga
Postmaster Ongarue
Postmaster Opononi
Postmaster Opotiki
Postmaster Opoutama
Postmaster Opoutere
Postmaster Opunake
Postmaster Ormondville
Postmaster Oroua Downs
Postmaster Otematata Camp
Postmaster Otahuhu
Postmaster Otane
Postmaster Otorohanga
Postmaster Otatau
Postmaster Oturehua
Postmaster Owaka
Postmaster Owen River

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