New Zealand Gazette – 1915 – No. 57

Page 1619

✨ Salary Scales for Government Positions

APRIL 28.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1619

SCALES FOR GENERAL DIVISION—continued.

Department and Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay.		Annual Increments.	Department and Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay.		Annual Increments.
	Minimum.	Maximum.			Minimum.	Maximum.
EDUCATION.				EDUCATION—continued.
Attendants and other female employees not otherwise specified—				Farm Overseers—
1st Grade*	£120	£130	£5	1st Grade*	£200	£220	£10
2nd Grade*	105	115	5	2nd Grade*	180	195	10 and 5
3rd Grade*	85	105	5	Instructors and Inspectors of Physical Education	200	250	10
4th Grade*	75	80	5	Laundresses—
Attendants (male) not otherwise specified—				1st Grade*	95	115	5
Special*	210	230	5	2nd Grade*	60	90	5
1st Grade*	160	180	5	Matron—†
2nd Grade*	135	155	5	1st Grade*	135	155	5
3rd Grade*	100	130	5	2nd Grade*	120	130	5
Clerk Attendants	70	160	10	Assistant Matrons*	120	130	5
Cooks (female)—				Sub-Matrons*	105	115	5
1st Grade*	95	115	5	Visiting Nurses	130	160	10
2nd Grade*	..	82	Fixed.	Official Correspondent	..	100	..
Cottage-home Keeper*	..	50	..	Seamstresses*	85	105	5
Farm Hands	110	125	5	Storekeeper, Head Office	..	193	..

Deduction made from salary in accordance with scale.
† Where a Matron is the wife of the principal officer of the institution salary is to be £30 less than that shown, but no deduction is to be made.

SCALE FOR EDUCATIONAL DIVISION.

Department and Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay.		Annual Increments.
	Minimum.	Maximum.
Manager—
Industrial School*	£210	£270	£10
" *	180	200	10
Receiving Home†	180	225	10 and 5
Visiting Officer, Industrial Schools	200	240	10

With quarters, &c., value £150.
† With quarters, &c., value £50.

SCHOOL TEACHERS AT INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS.

Education Act, 1914.

(1.) For head or sole teacher, salary and allowance in accordance with Part I of Fifth Schedule to Education Act, 1914.

(2.) For assistant teachers, salary as for an assistant teacher of Grade 3 under Part II of the Fourth Schedule to Education Act, 1914.

(3.) The salaries are not to be lowered on account of a fall in the grade of the day-school, although in such a case increments would cease.

(4.) For extra duties imposed outside ordinary school duties, board and residence for the teacher himself (or an additional £30 a year if not resident) is given.

	Yearly Rate of Pay.
	Minimum.	Maximum.

SPECIAL SCHOOLS.

School for the Deaf, Sumner.

Assistant Teachers—

1st Grade .. .. .. .. £270 £330 }
2nd Grade .. .. .. .. 210 290 } Annual increments of £10. Resident
3rd Grade .. .. .. .. 210 260 } teachers receive board and lodging on
4th Grade .. .. .. .. 150 230 } account of extra supervision duties.
5th Grade .. .. .. .. 120 200 }
6th Grade .. .. .. .. 100 170 }

School for the Feeble-minded, Otekaike.

Principal .. .. .. ..
Assistant Teachers (at present as for 6th Grade above) .. .. With quarters, &c., valued at £150.

Annual increments of £10. Resident teachers receive board and lodging on account of extra supervision duties.

Unsettled.

GRADES OF NATIVE SCHOOLS, AND SALARIES OF TEACHERS.

Average Attendance.	Grade of School.	Subgrade of School.	Salary of Head or Sole Teacher.		Salaries of Assistants.
			£	£	£	£	£	£
9–20 ..	I	..	110/140*	25/40
21–25 ..	II	II (i)	140/190*	40/60
26–35 ..	II	II (ii)	140/190*	85/105*
36–50 ..	IIIA	IIIA (i)	200/250*	85/105*	25/40
51–80 ..	IIIA	IIIA (ii)	200/250*	85/105*	40/55	25/40
81–120..	IIIB	..	200/250*	115/145*	85/105*	25/40
121–160..	IVA	..	260/310*	115/145*	115/145*	85/105*	25/40
161–200..	IVB	..	260/310*	115/145*

(i.) In addition to the salary payable above there shall be paid by way of salary the sum of £35 per annum in the case of every assistant teacher who is obliged to live away from home.

(ii.) A deduction of 10 per centum from the salary payable in accordance with the foregoing provisions shall be made in the case of every uncertificated head or sole teacher and in the case of every uncertificated assistant, and a deduction of 5 per centum in the case of every assistant or head or sole teacher who is the holder of a temporary certificate or license to teach; but if in any such case the said deduction would reduce the salary below £110 per annum no greater deduction shall be made than is sufficient to reduce the salary to £110.

Indicates that salary is at the rate provided for similar position in public schools,

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1915, No 57

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🏛️ Salary Scales for General Division Positions (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsSalary Scales, Government Positions, Education, Industrial Schools, Special Schools, Native Schools

🎓 Salary Scales for Educational Division Positions

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsSalary Scales, Educational Division, Industrial Schools, Special Schools

🎓 Salary Scales for School Teachers at Industrial Schools

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsSalary Scales, School Teachers, Industrial Schools, Education Act 1914

🎓 Salary Scales for Special Schools

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsSalary Scales, Special Schools, Deaf School, Feeble-minded School

🎓 Grades of Native Schools and Salaries of Teachers

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsSalary Scales, Native Schools, Teacher Salaries, Average Attendance

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