New Zealand Gazette – 1872 – No. 26

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✨ Civil Service Salary Register

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

NAME.
OFFICE.
Yearly
Rate of Salary.
Date of
First
Appointment.
Length of Service
under N.Z. Govt.
up to 1 July, 1871.

Sealey, H. B. (a) Resident Magistrate ... ... ... £250 0 0 1 July, 1849 14 11
Sealy, W. G. ... Cadet, Inspector of Surveys' Office ... ... 125 0 0 1 Feb., 1870 1 5
Searancke, W. N. ... Postmaster, Waiwera, Auckland ... ... 5 0 0 Feb., 1868 3 5
Ditto ... Resident Magistrate, Waikato, Auckland £400 0 0
Ditto ... Travelling allowance ... 25 0 0 } 435 0 0 8 Oct., 1856 14 8
Ditto ... Registration and Returning Officer... 10 0 0
Seed, William (b) Secretary and Inspector of Customs ... } 800 0 0 Feb., 1846 25 4
Ditto ... Chief Inspector of Distilleries ...
Ditto ... In charge of Marine Department ...
Seismann, F. ... Shipping Officer, Melbourne ... ... 104 0 0 Oct., 1868 2 9
Shalders, T. ... Assistant Telegraphist, Wellington... 90 0 0 24 June, 1865 6 0
Shand, A. ... Clerk and Interpreter, Resident Magistrate's Court ...
Ditto ... Resident Magistrate, Nelson £400 0 0
Ditto ... Travelling allowance ... 50 0 0 } 475 0 0 1 Jan., 1851 20 6
Ditto ... Deputy Commissioner of Stamps 25 0 0
Sharp, John ... Postmaster, Pakekohe East ... ... 5 0 0 Jan., 1870 1 6
Ditto ... District Inspector, Telegraph, Auckland 400 0 0 23 Jan., 1863 8 5
Sharp, Wm. ... Accountant, Telegraph, Wellington ... 350 0 0 1 May, 1864 7 2
Sheath, Alfred ... Telegraphist, Tauranga £140 0 0 } 165 0 0 12 June, 1865 6 1
Sheath; A.B. ... Postmaster ... 25 0 0
Ditto ... Postmaster, Rangiriri, Auckland ... 5 0 0 1 Jan., 1868 3 6
Sheath, J. H. ... Clerk, Post Office, Dunedin, Otago ... 170 0 0 Jan., 1862 9 6
Ditto ... Postmaster, Mangarei West, Auckland ... Feb., 1871 0 5
Shirley, J. ... Clerk, Post Office, Christchurch ... 140 0 0 July, 1865 6 0
Short, C. J. ... Telegraphist, Wellington ... 130 0 0 11 July, 1865 6 0
Short, J. ... Junior Clerk, Customs, Auckland ... 100 0 0 13 Sept., 1869 1 9
Shrimpton, J. ... Lineman, Telegraph, Blenheim ... 110 0 0 27 Jan., 1870 1 6
Shrimpton, S. ... Bailiff, Greenstone ... Fees
Sibbald, William ... Clerk to Bench, Ross, Westland ... £250 0 0 } 250 0 0 25 Sept., 1865 5 9
Silvius, H. ... Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages Fees
Simpson, J. ... Principal Lightkeeper, Mana Island ... 180 0 0 1 July., 1867 4 0
Simpson, J. P. ... Resident Magistrate and Warden, Lawrence Otago £500 0 0 } 500 0 0 6 Feb., 1863 8 4
Ditto ... Coroner ... Fees
Simpson, N. ... Cadet, Telegraph, Dunedin ... 90 0 0 25 Mar., 1869 2 3
Simpson, W. L. ... Laboratory Assistant, Geological Survey Office, Wellington ... 300 0 0 1 April, 1865 6 3
Skillicorn, A. ... Postmaster, Maraekakaho, Hawke's Bay ... 6 0 0 1 Jan., 1869 2 6
Skinner, J. H. ... Postmaster, Clifton, Taranaki ... 6 0 0 June, 1868 3 1
Skipworth, F. ... Clerk and Interpreter, Resident Magistrate's Court, 150 0 0 Nov., 1868 2 7
Poverty Bay

Slater, Joseph ... Landing Waiter, Customs, Dunedin, Otago ... 250 0 0 1 Oct., 1861 9 9
Smith, A. M. ... Clerk, Colonial Secretary's Office ... 280 0 0 1 Nov., 1866 4 8
Smith, A. W. ... Examiner of Titles, Otago £600 0 0 } 650 0 0 4 May, 1864 7 1
Ditto ... Registrar of Joint Stock Companies ... Fees
Ditto ... Revising Officer, Building Societies... nil.
Ditto ... Paymaster ...
Ditto ... Deputy Commissioner of Stamps ... 50 0 0

Smith, Fitzroy M. ... First Assistant Keeper, Dog Island ... 140 0 0 13 Mar., 1870 1 3
Smith, H. ... Mechanician, Telegraph, Wellington ... 250 0 0 Jan., 1863 8 6
Smith, H. ... Postmaster, Heathcote Valley, Canterbury... 10 0 0 1 Jan., 1868 3 6
Smith, H. S. ... Clerk, Post Office, Dunedin ... 140 0 0 1 July, 1869 2 0
Smith, J. B. ... Medical Attendant, Manawatu £50 0 0 } 50 0 0 Jan., 1863 8 5
Ditto ... Coroner ... Fees
Ditto ... Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages Fees
Smith, J. E. ... Registrar of Deeds, Wellington £400 0 0 } 700 0 0 June, 1843 28 1
Ditto ... District Land Registrar 300 0 0
Ditto ... Registrar of Joint Stock Companies Fees
Smith, J. G. ... Coroner, Clutha Fees
Smith, J. S. ... Receiver of Land Revenue, Taranaki Fees
Ditto ... Commissioner of Crown Lands £250 0 0 } 250 0 0 Jan., 1859 12 5
Smith, J. T. ... Postmaster, Stoke, Nelson ... 10 0 0 7 Nov., 1867 3 8
Smith, Mary ... Postmistress, Matakana, Auckland ... 5 0 0 1 May, 1869 2 2
Smith, R. ... Postmaster, Matakohe ... 5 0 0 July, 1864 6 11
Smith, S. P. ... Assistant Surveyor, Inspector of Surveys' Office ... 300 0 0 1 Mar., 1870 1 4
Smith, T. H. (c) Judge, Native Land Court, Wellington ... 600 0 0 9 Feb., 1842 23 3
Smith, W. ... Postmaster, Twelve-mile Creek, Otago ... 10 0 0 1 April, 1867 4 3
Smith, W. ... Telegraphist, Wellington ... 225 0 0 17 Nov., 1866 4 7
Ditto ... Telegraphist, Balclutha, Otago £100 0 0 } 135 0 0 12 June, 1865 6 0
Ditto ... Postmaster ... 35 0 0
Smith, W. D. ... Chief Clerk and Draftsman to District Land Regis- 250 0 0 1 Jan., 1871 0 6
trar, Dunedin

Snelson, G. M. ... Postmaster, Palmerston, Wellington ... 138 0 0 1 July, 1871
Snoswell, Thomas ... Coxswain, Customs, Lyttelton, Canterbury ... 280 0 0 27 Jan., 1860 11 5
Snow, C. H. ... Clerk, Audit Office, Wellington ... 100 0 0 12 Dec., 1868 2 5
Snow, R. ... Clerk, Customs, Dunedin ...

(a) Out of service from September, 1852, to 1st November, 1859.
(b) This officer's service includes five years under the New Zealand Company.
(c) Service includes three years under the New Zealand Company. Out of service from April, 1846, to December 8, 1851.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1872, No 26

In 1865 Parliament moved to Wellington and sat in the Wellington Provincial Council Chambers (depicted). Gradually expanded into a larger complex of buildings, it was replaced by the General Assembly Library in 1899

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🏛️ Alphabetical List of Civil Establishment Officers (Continued) (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsCivil Service, Officers, Salaries, Appointments, Register, 1871, Government Staff
👱🏽 Names

50 names identified

H. B. Sealey, Resident Magistrate salary
W. G. Sealy, Cadet, Inspector of Surveys' Office
W. N. Searancke, Postmaster and Resident Magistrate
William Seed, Secretary and Inspector of Customs
F. Seismann, Shipping Officer, Melbourne
T. Shalders, Assistant Telegraphist, Wellington
A. Shand, Clerk, Resident Magistrate, Deputy Commissioner
John Sharp, Postmaster and District Inspector
Wm. Sharp, Accountant, Telegraph, Wellington
Alfred Sheath, Telegraphist and Postmaster
A.B. Sheath, Postmaster, Rangiriri, Auckland
J. H. Sheath, Clerk and Postmaster
J. Shirley, Clerk, Post Office, Christchurch
C. J. Short, Telegraphist, Wellington
J. Short, Junior Clerk, Customs, Auckland
J. Shrimpton, Lineman, Telegraph, Blenheim
S. Shrimpton, Bailiff, Greenstone
William Sibbald, Clerk to Bench, Ross, Westland
H. Silvius, Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages
J. Simpson, Principal Lightkeeper, Mana Island
J. P. Simpson, Resident Magistrate and Coroner
N. Simpson, Cadet, Telegraph, Dunedin
W. L. Simpson, Laboratory Assistant, Geological Survey Office
A. Skillicorn, Postmaster, Maraekakaho, Hawke's Bay
J. H. Skinner, Postmaster, Clifton, Taranaki
F. Skipworth, Clerk and Interpreter, Poverty Bay
Joseph Slater, Landing Waiter, Customs, Dunedin
A. M. Smith, Clerk, Colonial Secretary's Office
A. W. Smith, Examiner of Titles, Registrar of Joint Stock Companies
Fitzroy M. Smith, First Assistant Keeper, Dog Island
H. Smith, Mechanician, Telegraph, Wellington
H. Smith, Postmaster, Heathcote Valley, Canterbury
H. S. Smith, Clerk, Post Office, Dunedin
J. B. Smith, Medical Attendant and Coroner
J. E. Smith, Registrar of Deeds, District Land Registrar
J. G. Smith, Coroner, Clutha
J. S. Smith, Receiver of Land Revenue, Commissioner of Crown Lands
J. T. Smith, Postmaster, Stoke, Nelson
Mary Smith, Postmistress, Matakana, Auckland
R. Smith, Postmaster, Matakohe
S. P. Smith, Assistant Surveyor, Inspector of Surveys' Office
T. H. Smith, Judge, Native Land Court, Wellington
W. Smith, Postmaster, Twelve-mile Creek, Otago
W. Smith, Telegraphist, Wellington
W. Smith, Telegraphist and Postmaster, Balclutha
W. D. Smith, Chief Clerk and Draftsman, District Land Registrar
G. M. Snelson, Postmaster, Palmerston, Wellington
Thomas Snoswell, Coxswain, Customs, Lyttelton
C. H. Snow, Clerk, Audit Office, Wellington
R. Snow, Clerk, Customs, Dunedin

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