Mr 11. G. Davis, chief post nuts'v til Nelson. who is non retiring no .supei'aiiiiuaiioii, joined the services as message hoy in April, 18:>2. amt in 1896 was sent as a telegraph twtlel I'' assist with I lie extra work at Greyinoiilii can.t'd b\ the Brunini' dealer. Aflerwartis. lot sonic fifteen years, he was ill office, mi liie W e-| d bci.i II anslei I'i llg to (’iliri-'t elite i!i as e': d clerk a t Ihe telegraph office .11 I'B 111 IS2I Mr Davis was a pp> J II tml pod master at Bangioia. and in 194 a eliicl postmaster at Westport. illrec moic ■ ars saw him in a -iiui l • i p.• •11 aei a l i, ieynioul.il, ami in 19 ,0 I, v.mu l" Nelson thief posuo.i.jtiii'
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Hokitika Guardian, 16 April 1932, Page 6
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