SUPERANNUATED.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 6492, 11 April 1908, Page 7

SUPERANNUATED.

A LIST OF RETIREMENTS. At a meeting of the Public Service Classification Board, held yesterday, the following retii crcents from the Civil Service were finally approved: MEDICALLY UNFIT. (Under Section 19). Alexander Connell, Marino Department; age, 59; service, 34 years; retires April 30th, 1908. Marion J. Mclvellar, Postal Department; age, 38 years; service, 17 years; retired February Ist, 1908. Frederic Samuel, clerk of titles, Wellington; age. 62 years; service, 34years; retires April 30th. 1908. SUPER ANN DATED. (Under Section. 18.)

Lands and Survey Department.—John Barron; age, 66 years; service, 32 years. George A. Bcere; age, 69 years; service. 1.4 years. William 11. Bentley; age, 67; service, 14 years. Duncan Campbell; ago, 70; {service, 17 years. O. C. Cox; ago, 78; service. 42 years. Joshua Gibson; age, 67; service, 5 years. S. H. Hargood; age, 69; service, 1$ years, William B. Harlow; • age, 72; service, 14 years. F. Kilfoyle; age, 70; service, 21 years. D. M. McGoun; ago, €8; service, 16 years. Georgo Mackenzie, ranger, Otago; age, 68; service, 18 yeai£. George Allen Reade, Receiver of Land Revenue, Otago; age, 66; service, 46 years. Ifbu. G. F. Richardson, District Land Office. Wellington; age, 70; service, 6 years. James Rodger; age, 70; service, 15years. Charles Barnes Shanks, Chief Draughtsman, Canterbury; age, 67; service. 37 years. Llewellyn Smith, Chief Draughtsman, Wellington; age, 67; service, 37 years. H. S, Taylor; age, 61; service, 18 year*. William Tole; age, 76; service, 23 years. W, H. Williams; age, 68; service, 14 years. J. J. Anderson, Lands and Survey Department of Internal Affairs; age, 75; service, 26 years. C. E. Douglas; ago, 6s; service, 30years. Public Works Department.—P. F. M. Burrows, draughtsman, age 65; service 13 years. Henry Thompson, land purchase officer, age 66; service 24 years. E. R. Ussher, district engineer, Dunedin, age 69; service 36 years. Thomas Douglas, age 68; service" 28 years (retires July 31st). Charles Wood, age 68; service 18 years (retires July 31st). Edward Donovan, age 78; service 17 years. E. K. Read, age 66; service 29 years. F. W. Revell, age 65; service 16 years. A. J. E. Schwartz, age 70; service 19 years. Alexander Fraser, age 66; service 36’years (retires July 31st). Department of Internal Affairs.—James Bell, ago 69; service 21 years. Henry Mason, age 66; service 20 years (retires April 30th). 1 B. E. Oxner, age 79; service 9 years (retires June 16th). Justice Dopartment.—A, R, Bloxam, registrar of Supreme Court, Christchurch, age 69; service 29 years.

Postal Department.—Sarah Brock, accountant's branch G.P.0., age 68; service 33 years. James Cameron, age 69; service 31 years. Henry Hodge, age 66; service 30 years. George Morcom, age 70; service 32 years. William Parlane, linesman, age 72; service 34 years. C. Sage, ago 67; service 35 years. Defence Department.—Walter Christie, stores foreman, Wellington, aged 67; service 45 years (retires August 31st). Customs Department.—Samuel Kent, boatman, Wellington, age 68; service 3X years. \ Registrar - General's , Department.— Charles Janion, age 77; service 15 years (retires April 30th). Valuation Department.—Thomas Austin. age 73; service 8 years. Except where otherwise stated, all the retirements date from June 30th. . ANNUITIES.

Under section 25 of the Act annuities are granted to tho widows or children of the following;—Arthur Biddell, Public Works Department; died March 23rd. H. G. Burgess, Post and Telegraph Department; died March 21st. James -V, Horwood, Defence Department; died March sth. Thomas H. Lamb, Post and Telegraph Department; died February 13th, REFUNDS. The following officers, who have resigned from the service, will receive refunds of their contributions under section 24 of tho Act Augustus J. Cook, Thomas G. Morrison, and Norman McDonald, of the Mental Hospitals Department; William M. Robertson, of the Post and Telegraph Department; R. W. Steele, of the Valuation Department.