New Zealand Gazette – 1916 – No. 15

Page 468

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 15

RESIGNATIONS.

Name. Position. Place. Date left Service.

Justice Department.

Spence, William James .. .. Probationary Warder .. .. H.M. Prison, Wellington | 14 Jan., 1916.

Mental Hospitals Department.

Black, Thomas John .. .. Probationary Attendant .. Auckland .. .. | 31 Dec., 1915.
McKinley, Robert .. .. Attendant .. .. " .. .. | 12 Jan., 1916.

Printing and Stationery Department.

Simmons, Julia .. .. Stamp Assistant .. .. Wellington .. .. | 31 Dec., 1915.
Staples, Doris Hilda .. .. Folder, &c. .. .. " .. .. | 22 Jan., 1916.
Thompson, Eliza Lewis .. .. " .. .. " .. .. | 24 Dec., 1915.

RETIREMENTS, ETC.

Name. Position. Place. Date left Service. Reason left Service.

Education Department.

Bone, James Robert Peas- | Gardener .. .. Te Oranga Home .. | 8 Nov., 1915 | Service terminated.
nall

Public Works Department.

Kilmartin, William .. | Surfaceman .. .. Taumarunui District .. | 31 Mar., 1916 | Retired on superan-
| | | | | nuation.

Rental of Quarters provided by Government.

WHEREAS by section thirty of the Public Service Act, 1912,
it is provided that “If any officer not entitled to quarters
is allowed to use, for the purpose of residence, any building belonging
to the Government, the Commissioner may direct that a fair and
reasonable sum as rent thereof be deducted for such officer’s salary,
and the amount of such sum shall be fixed by the Commissioner” :

And whereas it is considered desirable to adopt a uniform method
of charging rentals to officers of Departments.

Notice is hereby given that I have adopted the following prin-
ciples as to such charges, and that I direct that the payments here-
inafter specified shall be made :—

(1.) An officer, whether married or unmarried, sent to a station
where quarters are provided must occupy the same and
pay the rent specified.

(2.) No rent will be charged where the accommodation provided
is insufficient for the officer’s family, and where, as a con-
sequence, the officer has to rent a house for his family.

(3.) In the case of buildings occupied by more than one officer,
rent shall be proportionately allocated among them.

(4.) Rental will be computed at an annual rate payable monthly,
and, except under special circumstances herein provided for,
will be not exceeding ten (10) per cent. of the officer’s salary.

(5.) Where fuel or lighting is provided at Government expense,
an additional charge equal to the actual cost will be made
for the same. Where the salary at present paid is based
on the supplies being furnished by Government, an equi-
valent addition will be made to the classified rate of pay.

(6.) The Commissioner, in any case in which he is of opinion
that the enforcement of the above-mentioned directions
would be inequitable, may waive or vary any or all of them.

As witness my hand this ninth day of February, one thousand
nine hundred and sixteen.

D. DOBERTSON,
Public Service Commissioner.



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🏛️ Public Service Resignations

🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Resignations, Public Service, Justice Department, Mental Hospitals Department, Printing and Stationery Department
6 names identified
  • William James Spence, Resigned as Probationary Warder
  • Thomas John Black, Resigned as Probationary Attendant
  • Robert McKinley, Resigned as Attendant
  • Julia Simmons, Resigned as Stamp Assistant
  • Doris Hilda Staples, Resigned as Folder
  • Eliza Lewis Thompson, Resigned as Folder

🏛️ Public Service Retirements

🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Retirements, Public Service, Education Department, Public Works Department
  • James Robert Peasnall Bone, Service terminated as Gardener
  • William Kilmartin, Retired on superannuation as Surfaceman

🏛️ Rental of Government Quarters

🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
9 February 1916
Rental, Government Quarters, Public Service Act, 1912
  • D. Dobie, Public Service Commissioner