New Zealand Gazette – 1958 – No. 69

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✨ Electrical servicemen register

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No. 69

Class RS*—continued

Name and Last Notified Address Registered No. Date of Registration Name and Last Notified Address Registered No. Date of Registration
Woodward, Victor Max, Auckland RS228 1/4/53 Young, Chum, Westport RS116 1/4/53
Woon, Mervyn James, Auckland RS751 20/1/56 Young, Colin Trevor, Titahi Bay RS926 6/11/57
Wotton, Ian Athelstan, Auckland RS467 21/1/54 Young, Thomas Tong Wing, Wellington RS548 16/8/54
Wright, Dennis Norman, Nandi, Fiji RS130 1/4/53 Young, William Dudley, Carterton RS268 1/4/53
Wright, Desmond Patrick, Titirangi RS733 31/10/55 Young, William Graeme, Auckland RS507 25/5/54
Wright, John, Napier RS 78 1/4/53 Younger, James, Christchurch RS882 1/5/57
Wright, Leslie Henry, Wellington RS 3 1/4/53 Yule, Ian Ashley, Auckland RS 29 1/4/53
Wylie, James Arthur, Auckland RS199 1/4/53 Zalewski, Mieczyslav, Wellington RS836 8/10/56

I certify that the foregoing is a true copy of the name, address, registered number, and date of registration as at the 31st day of March 1958 of every person registered as an electrical (radio) serviceman under the Electricians Act 1952.

New Zealand Electricity Department, Wellington, 31 October 1958.

C. C. KENWARD, Registrar.

Registered for—
(a) The replacement of fuse links.
(b) The connection and replacement of flexible cords.
(c) The earthing of appliances.
(d) The assembly and repair of radio apparatus.
(e) The assembly and repair of portable domestic appliances.

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🏗️ Register of Electrical (Radio) Servicemen - Class RS (continued from previous page)

Domain🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
Dated31 October 1958
KeywordsElectrical servicemen, Radio, Registration, Electricians Act 1952, Class RS
👱🏽 Names

16 names identified

Victor Max Woodward, Electrical (Radio) Serviceman registration
Mervyn James Woon, Electrical (Radio) Serviceman registration
Ian Athelstan Wotton, Electrical (Radio) Serviceman registration
Dennis Norman Wright, Electrical (Radio) Serviceman registration
Desmond Patrick Wright, Electrical (Radio) Serviceman registration
John Wright, Electrical (Radio) Serviceman registration
Leslie Henry Wright, Electrical (Radio) Serviceman registration
James Arthur Wylie, Electrical (Radio) Serviceman registration
Chum Young, Electrical (Radio) Serviceman registration
Colin Trevor Young, Electrical (Radio) Serviceman registration
Thomas Tong Wing Young, Electrical (Radio) Serviceman registration
William Dudley Young, Electrical (Radio) Serviceman registration
William Graeme Young, Electrical (Radio) Serviceman registration
James Younger, Electrical (Radio) Serviceman registration
Ian Ashley Yule, Electrical (Radio) Serviceman registration
Mieczyslav Zalewski, Electrical (Radio) Serviceman registration

👩‍💼 Officials

C. C. Kenward, Registrar

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