✨ Railway Staff Salaries
2510
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 68
SECOND DIVISION.
| Designation. | Grade. | Pay. | Annual Increments. | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Minimum. | Maximum. | |||
| CLASS 1: TRAFFIC AND STORES. | ||||
| Traffic. | ||||
| Per Hour. | ||||
| s. d. | s. d. | |||
| Guards | 1 | 2 2³⁴/₄₄ | ||
| (Maximum number in Grade 1 not to exceed 50 per cent. of the total number of guards in both grades.) | ||||
| Guards | 2 | 2 2¹/₄₄ | ||
| Signalmen and storemen | 1 | 2 0¹²/₄₄ | 2 1¹/₄₄ | One of ¾d. per hour. |
| (Maximum number in Grade 1 not to exceed 50 per cent. of the total number of signalmen and storemen in both grades.) | ||||
| Signalmen and storemen | 2 | 1 10³⁴/₄₄ | 1 11²³/₄₄ | One of ¾d. per hour. |
| Shunters | .. | 1 10³⁴/₄₄ | 2 2¹/₄₄ | Three of ¾d. per hour, and one of 1d. per hour. |
| Crane-drivers | 1 | 1 11²³/₄₄ | 2 0¹²/₄₄ | One of ¾d. per hour. |
| Crane-drivers | 2 | 1 10³⁴/₄₄ | ||
| Horse-drivers | .. | 1 9³⁴/₄₄ | ||
| Per Day. | ||||
| Crossing-keepers and bridge-keepers | .. | 11 4 | ||
| Per Hour. | ||||
| Labourers | .. | 1 9³⁴/₄₄ | ||
| Porters | .. | 1 9³⁴/₄₄ | ||
| Per Day. | ||||
| Tablet-porters | .. | 13 4 | ||
| Junior porters— | ||||
| 20 years | .. | 1 6⁵/₄₄ | ||
| 19 years | .. | 1 4¹⁶/₄₄ | ||
| 18 years | .. | 1 2²⁷/₄₄ | ||
| 17 years | .. | 1 1³⁸/₄₄ | ||
| Per Week. | ||||
| Night-watchmen | .. | 68 0 | ||
| Female waiting-room attendants | .. | 48 0 | ||
| Stores. | ||||
| Per Hour. | ||||
| Leading storemen | .. | 2 2¹/₄₄ | 2 2³⁴/₄₄ | One of ¾d. per hour. |
| Storemen | 1 | 2 0¹²/₄₄ | 2 1¹/₄₄ | One of ¾d. per hour. |
| (Maximum number in Grade 1 not to exceed 50 per cent. of the total number of storemen in both grades.) | ||||
| Storeman | 2 | 1 10³⁴/₄₄ | 1 11²³/₄₄ | One of ¾d. per hour. |
| Labourers | .. | 1 9³⁴/₄₄ | ||
| Junior labourers— | ||||
| 20 years | .. | 1 6⁵/₄₄ | ||
| 19 years | .. | 1 4¹⁶/₄₄ | ||
| 18 years | .. | 1 2²⁷/₄₄ | ||
| 17 years | .. | 1 1³⁸/₄₄ | ||
| CLASS 2: LOCOMOTIVE. | ||||
| Per Hour. | ||||
| s. d. | s. d. | |||
| Subclass 1: Leading tradesmen— | ||||
| Leading fitters, turners, boilermakers, springmakers, blacksmiths, carpenters, patternmakers, painters, moulders, coppersmiths, tinsmiths, trimmers, and sailmakers | 1 | 2 6¹/₄₄ | 2 7²³/₄₄ | Two of ¾d. per hour. |
| Ditto | 2 | 2 5¹²/₄₄ | ||
| Other leading hands | .. | 2 2³⁴/₄₄ | ||
| Subclass 2: Tradesmen— | ||||
| Bricklayers | 1 | 2 4¹²/₄₄ | ||
| Bricklayers | 2 | 2 2³⁴/₄₄ | ||
| Fitters, turners, boilermakers, springmakers, blacksmiths, carpenters, patternmakers, painters, moulders, coppersmiths, tinsmiths, trimmers, and sailmakers | 1 | 2 2¹/₄₄ | 2 3²³/₄₄ | Two of ¾d. per hour. |
| Ditto | 2 | 2 1¹/₄₄ | ||
| Boilermakers operating acetone or quasi-arc electric welding-plant | .. | 1½d. per hour in addition to the rates prescribed for Subclass 2. |
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