New Zealand Gazette – 1892 – No. 55

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 55

POST OFFICE AND TELEGRAPH CLASSIFICATION—continued.

Consecutive No.	Name.	Age last Birthday.	Office.	Date of first Appointment.	Length of Service on March 31, 1892.	Salary for Year 1892-93.	Remarks.

CADETS.—From £40 to £100, by One Annual Increment of £10, One of £15, One of £20, and One of £15—contd.

112 | Faber, F. W. .. | 17 | Cadet, Accountant’s Office, G.P.O., Wellington | 30/12/91 | Y. M. D. 0 3 2 | £ 40 |
113 | Grand, W. J. .. | 14 | Cadet, Christchurch .. | 16/2/91 | 1 1 13 | 40 | Supernumerary.
114 | Laurenson, G. R. | 25 | Cadet, Palmerston North .. | 1/5/91 | 0 11 0 | 90 |
115 | Cotter, W. .. | .. | Cadet, C.P.O., Christchurch .. | 1/3/92 | 0 1 0 | 40 | Lodging allowance, £26.
116 | Carter, W. H. .. | 17 | Cadet, Accountant’s Office, G.P.O., Wellington | 1/3/92 | 0 1 0 | 40 |
117 | Morrish, G. H. .. | 16 | Cadet, Kumara .. .. | 3/3/92 | 0 0 29 | 40 |
118 | Shearman, H. O. C. | 18 | Cadet, Circulation Branch, G.P.O., Wellington | 14/3/92 | 0 0 18 | 40 |

CHIEF POSTMASTERS, FIRST GRADE.—From £445 to £500, by Two Annual Increments of £20 each and One of £15.

1 | Biss, S. B. .. | 48 | Chief Postmaster, Auckland .. | 1/3/60 | 32 1 0 | 500 |
2 | Butts, E. D. .. | 63 | Chief Postmaster, Dunedin .. | 12/11/61 | 30 4 19 | 500 |
3 | Dick, S. J. .. | 57 | Chief Postmaster, Christchurch .. | 6/12/61 | 30 3 26 | 500 |

CHIEF POSTMASTERS, SECOND GRADE.—From £370 to £425, by Three Annual Increments of £15 each and One of £10.

1 | Kirton, R. .. | 55 | Chief Postmaster, Nelson .. | 1/3/54 | 38 1 0 | 425 | Also Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages.
2 | Cook, E. .. | 54 | Chief Postmaster, Timaru .. | 3/9/57 | 34 6 28 | 425 | Also Deputy Commissioner of Stamps and Registrar of Deeds.
3* | Coney, J. E. .. | 52 | Chief Postmaster, Thames .. | 10/10/59 | 32 5 22 | 425 |
4 | Wilkin, J. W. .. | 45 | Chief Postmaster, Invercargill .. | 1/4/62 | 30 0 0 | 425 | Also Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages.
5 | Jago, S. J. .. | 52 | Chief Postmaster, Napier .. | 1/2/64 | 28 2 0 | 385 | Also Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages. House allowance, £40, to be reduced annually, and to cease after three increments.
6 | McBeth, J. F. .. | 50 | Chief Postmaster, Wanganui .. | 1/8/64 | 27 8 0 | 425 | Also Deputy Commissioner of Stamps and Registrar of Deeds.
7 | Hutton, J. A. .. | 42 | Chief Postmaster, Oamaru .. | 12/1/64 | 26 6 20 | 400 | Resigned, July 1, 1868; reappointed, Feb. 28, 1870.

CHIEF POSTMASTERS, THIRD GRADE.—From £310 to £350, by Two Annual Increments of £15 each and One of £10.

1 | Bull, J. .. | 48 | Chief Postmaster, Hokitika .. | 25/12/63 | 28 3 7 | 340 |
2 | Calders, H. .. | 44 | Chief Postmaster, Greymouth .. | 1/10/65 | 26 6 0 | 350 | Also Registrar of Deeds.
3 | Tait, R. .. | 41 | Chief Postmaster, Westport .. | 14/8/66 | 25 7 18 | 325 | Also Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages.
4 | Ballard, J. G. .. | 40 | Chief Postmaster, Blenheim .. | 14/12/66 | 25 3 18 | 340 |
5 | Beswick, W. W. .. | 44 | Chief Postmaster, Gisborne .. | 1/8/67 | 24 8 0 | 325 | Also Deputy Commissioner of Stamps.
6* | Holdsworth, F. D. | 40 | Chief Postmaster, New Plymouth.. | 1/7/68 | 23 9 0 | 350 | Also Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages,

POSTMASTERS, FIRST GRADE.—From £260 to £300, by Two Annual Increments of £15 each and One of £10.
(Graded in relation to the value of the total work performed at each office.)

1 | Browne, G. J. .. | 51 | Postmaster, Onehunga .. .. | 27/11/61 | 30 4 4 | 300 |
2 | Bagge, J. .. | 61 | Postmaster, Masterton .. .. | 25/1/60 | 29 5 22 | 290 | Also Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Resigned, March 15, 1874; reappointed, December 1, 1876.
3 | Allwright, W. B. .. | 47 | Postmaster, Lyttelton .. .. | 1/8/63 | 28 8 0 | 300 |
4 | Tipping, C. J. A. H. | 45 | Postmaster, Bluff .. .. | 1/5/64 | 27 11 0 | 300 | Also Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages.
5 | Sheath, J. H. .. | 43 | Postmaster, Tauranga .. .. | 11/4/65 | 26 11 20 | 300 | Also Land and Customs Officer.
6 | Innes, G. .. | 52 | Postmaster, Palmerston North .. | 1/3/66 | 26 1 0 | 300 |
7 | Sampson, G. W. .. | 38 | Postmaster, Reefton .. .. | 27/8/66 | 25 7 5 | 290 |
8 | Douglas, W. S. .. | 42 | Postmaster, Ashburton .. .. | 25/3/69 | 23 0 7 | 300 |
9 | King, T. T. .. | 32 | Postmaster, Gore .. .. | 21/9/74 | 17 6 11 | 275 | Also Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages.
10 | Martin, J. F. .. | 37 | Postmaster, Hawera .. .. | 1/12/74 | 17 4 0 | 275 | Also Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, and Registrar of Deeds. Pays rental of £25 a year for quarters from 1st April, 1891.
11* | In charge temporary officer | 45 | Postmaster, Port Chalmers .. .. | .. | .. | .. |

*Also Government Life Insurance Agents, for which fees paid direct,

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1892, No 55

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🚂 Post Office and Telegraph Classification (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated1 July 1892
KeywordsPost Office, Telegraph, Classification, Cadets, Chief Postmasters, Postmasters, Salaries, 1892-93
👱🏽 Names

34 names identified

F. W. Faber, Cadet, Accountant’s Office, G.P.O., Wellington
W. J. Grand, Cadet, Christchurch
G. R. Laurenson, Cadet, Palmerston North
W. Cotter, Cadet, C.P.O., Christchurch
W. H. Carter, Cadet, Accountant’s Office, G.P.O., Wellington
G. H. Morrish, Cadet, Kumara
H. O. C. Shearman, Cadet, Circulation Branch, G.P.O., Wellington
S. B. Biss, Chief Postmaster, Auckland
E. D. Butts, Chief Postmaster, Dunedin
S. J. Dick, Chief Postmaster, Christchurch
R. Kirton, Chief Postmaster, Nelson
E. Cook, Chief Postmaster, Timaru
J. E. Coney, Chief Postmaster, Thames
J. W. Wilkin, Chief Postmaster, Invercargill
S. J. Jago, Chief Postmaster, Napier
J. F. McBeth, Chief Postmaster, Wanganui
J. A. Hutton, Chief Postmaster, Oamaru
J. Bull, Chief Postmaster, Hokitika
H. Calders, Chief Postmaster, Greymouth
R. Tait, Chief Postmaster, Westport
J. G. Ballard, Chief Postmaster, Blenheim
W. W. Beswick, Chief Postmaster, Gisborne
F. D. Holdsworth, Chief Postmaster, New Plymouth
G. J. Browne, Postmaster, Onehunga
J. Bagge, Postmaster, Masterton
W. B. Allwright, Postmaster, Lyttelton
C. J. A. H. Tipping, Postmaster, Bluff
J. H. Sheath, Postmaster, Tauranga
G. Innes, Postmaster, Palmerston North
G. W. Sampson, Postmaster, Reefton
W. S. Douglas, Postmaster, Ashburton
T. T. King, Postmaster, Gore
J. F. Martin, Postmaster, Hawera
In charge temporary officer, Postmaster, Port Chalmers

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