New Zealand Gazette – 1962 – No. 66

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✨ Inspectors of Electrical Wiring Register

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 66

Name Registered No. Date of Registration Inspector for
Wood, Harry Lewin I 707 10/12/59 Ashburton Electric Power and Gas Board
Woodall, Albert Rodney I 713 28/1/60 Bay of Islands Electric Power Board
Woods, Robert Levi I 772 11/11/60 Nelson City Council
Woodward, Colin Arthur I 781 11/4/61 New Zealand Electricity Department
Woodward, Frank I 442 1/4/53 Ohakune Borough Council
I 466 22/3/54 Ketetahi Timber Milling Co.
Woodward, Walter Rodney I 406 1/4/53 Te Awamutu Electric Power Board
Woolley, Edward Streeting I 456 5/10/53 Auckland Electric Power Board
Woolley, Roy Edward I 616 16/9/57 Waitemata Electric Power Board
Workman, Gordon I 261 1/4/53 Auckland Electric Power Board
Wright, Robert Stewart I 116 1/4/53 Auckland Electric Power Board
Wrigley, Arthur Lewis I 390 1/4/53 Waitomo Electric Power Board
Wyatt, Joseph I 197 1/4/53 Thames Valley Electric Power Board
Yates, Mervyn George I 776 1/2/61 Wellington City Council
Zajonskowski, Kenneth Leslie I 759 22/8/60 Kaiapoi Borough Council

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 1962, of every person registered as an Inspector of Electrical Wiring under the Electricians Act 1952.

New Zealand Electricity Department, Wellington, 10 October 1962.

E. M. BROWN, Registrar.

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

Domain🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
Dated10 October 1962
KeywordsElectrical Inspectors, Registration, Electric Power Boards, Councils, Municipal Electricity
👱🏽 Names

14 names identified

Harry Lewin Wood, Registered Inspector of Electrical Wiring
Albert Rodney Woodall, Registered Inspector of Electrical Wiring
Robert Levi Woods, Registered Inspector of Electrical Wiring
Colin Arthur Woodward, Registered Inspector of Electrical Wiring
Frank Woodward, Registered Inspector of Electrical Wiring
Walter Rodney Woodward, Registered Inspector of Electrical Wiring
Edward Streeting Woolley, Registered Inspector of Electrical Wiring
Roy Edward Woolley, Registered Inspector of Electrical Wiring
Gordon Workman, Registered Inspector of Electrical Wiring
Robert Stewart Wright, Registered Inspector of Electrical Wiring
Arthur Lewis Wrigley, Registered Inspector of Electrical Wiring
Joseph Wyatt, Registered Inspector of Electrical Wiring
Mervyn George Yates, Registered Inspector of Electrical Wiring
Kenneth Leslie Zajonskowski, Registered Inspector of Electrical Wiring

👩‍💼 Officials

E. M. Brown, Registrar

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