New Zealand Gazette – 1919 – No. 82

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[No. 82

SCALES FOR GENERAL DIVISION—continued.

Department and Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay.	Annual Increments.	Yearly Rate of Pay.	Annual Increments.
Minimum.	Maximum.		Minimum.	Maximum.
TOURIST AND HEALTH RESORTS—ctd.	£	£	£	£
Labourers	..	12/-*.	..	13/-*.
,, Junior (same scale as Junior Gardeners).				Playing Greens Attendant
Labourers—Under physical or other disability (according to agreement).				Pump and Boiler Attendants (same scale as Bath-attendants).
Launch Engineer, Te Wairoa	..	220	..	Rangers
Launchmasters and Guides (Rotorua)	205	265	5	Assistant Rangers
Launchmasters (Te Anau)	..	205	..	Shift Engineers (Okere)—
Laundresses—Head (Rotorua)..	105	140	5	Senior
1st Grade	..	95	120	5
2nd Grade	..	..	80	..
Married Couple (in charge of Hermitage Hostel)—				4th
Husband as Manager†	..	180	230	10
Wife as Housekeeper†	..	100	130	5
Married Couple (in charge of Waitomo Caves Hostel)—				2nd Grade
Husband as Manager†	..	170	220	10
Wife as Housekeeper†	..	100	130	5
Masseurs—Head	..	280	300	10
1st Grade	..	230	260	10
2nd Grade	..	195	225	5
3rd Grade	..	140	180	5
Masseuses—Head	..	210	225	5
1st Grade	..	165	200	5
2nd Grade	..	..	155	..
Matrons—Hanmer Springs†	..	170	185	5

Per diem.
† To pay £30 per annum for board and lodging where provided.

SCALE FOR SHORTHAND-TYPISTS, TYPISTS, MACHINISTS, AND OFFICE ASSISTANTS.

Juniors,—
For first three months as temporary officer ... £1 per week.
If satisfactory, to be permanently appointed at ... £65 per annum.
2nd year ... £80 "
3rd year ... £95 "

Seniors,—
2nd Grade,—
After passing test of 110 words per minute shorthand, and 40 words per minute typewriting £104 per annum.
If well reported upon, to proceed after twelve months' service to ... £120 "
Maximum for Shorthand-typists, Typists, Office Assistants, and Machinists on routine work £132 "

1st Grade,—
Minimum ... £144 per annum.
Maximum for Shorthand-typists, Typists, and Machinists on more than routine work, £156 "
including minor clerical work
Officers engaged on important duties, in charge of small number of officers, doing original £168 to £180 per annum.
work, &c., including a portion of clerical work
Officers in charge of larger staffs or engaged in more important duties ... £190 to £200 "

Reporters,—
Minimum ... £156 per annum.
Maximum ... £200 " *

In special cases maximum not fixed.

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The Old Government Buildings (depicted) were completed in 1876 and initially housed the entire Wellington-based civil service as well as the entire New Zealand Cabinet. The Executive Council met there until 1948.

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