New Zealand Gazette – 1926 – No. 50

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✨ Marine Department Staff Details

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

No. 50

Page No. 24

MARINE DEPARTMENT—continued.

No.	Name	Salary for Year ending 31st March, 1927.	Date from which payable.	Division and Class.	Maximum.	Position and Place.	Month and Year of Birth.	Examinations and Remarks.
		Salary.	Annual Increment.
1	Fisheries Branch—continued.	£ s. d.	£ s. d.		£
	Letcher, J. H.	295 295	1/4/24	G	295	Manager, Oyster-depot, Auckland	M. 7/62 Y. 8 M.	..
2	Hogg, J.	240 240	1/7/22	G	240	Assistant at Salmon-station, Hakataramea	8/70 18 2	5 0
3	Hodgson, W.	240 240	18/5/25	G	240	Assistant Inspector of Fisheries and Launch-driver, Russell	3/80 9 6	..
4	O’Connor, T. J.	220 230	4/12/26	G	240	Assistant Inspector of Fisheries, &c., Auckland	12/93 3 4	0 7
5	Murray, E. R.	240 240	2/2/25	G	240	Asst. Insp. of Fisheries and Launch-driver, Auckland	3/04 2 11	Certificate of competency as engineer of oil-engine vessel. Previous service 1/5/21-9/5/23.
6	Anderson I. I.	220 230	29/9/26	G	240	Asst. Insp. of Fisheries and Launch-driver, Auckland	6/00 2 6	Previous service 30/4/18-29/9/23.
7	Migan, G. R.	220 230	1/4/26	G	240	Asst. Insp. of Fisheries and Launch-driver, Coromandel	8/86 2 3	0 2
	Lighthouse Service
8	Bollons, J.	765 765	1/4/24	P	765	Commander “Tutanekai,” Wellington	11/62 33 2	Foreign-going Master’s Certificate.
9	Fraser, W. A.	420 420	1/4/24	G	420	Lighthouse Expert, Wellington	2/72 18 4	9 6
10	Field, E. H.	290 300	25/11/26	G	300	Overseer, Wellington	8/76 28 7	Retires 30/6/26.
11	Mitchell, J. W.	300 300	1/4/23	G	300	Overseer, Wellington	10/50 18 4	..
12	Hooper, A. J.	250 250	20/12/25	G	250	Storekeeper’s Assistant, Wellington	7/89 12 8	..
13	McLeish, D. W.	250 250	1/7/22	G	250	Principal, Cape Saunders	9/64 38 11	Also £4 as Telephonist.
14	Hart, S.	250 250	1/7/22	G	250	Principal, Pencarrow Head	10/62 38 1	Also £4 as Telephonist. Retires 17/5/26.
15	Woodbury, F.	250 250	1/7/22	G	250	Principal, Cape Campbell	8/74 24 5	Also £4 as Telephonist.
16	Pearce, A. V.	250 250	1/4/25	G	250	Principal, Pencarrow Head	4/78 21 8	Also £4 as Telephonist.
17	Malthus, P.	250 250	1/4/25	G	250	Principal, Moeraki	3/74 21 0	..
18	Johnston, J. C.	250 250	1/4/24	G	250	Principal, Jack’s Point	6/76 19 9	..
19	Simmons, G. T.	245 250	1/4/26	G	250	Principal, Waipapapa Pt.	2/80 19 7	..
20	Smith, T. B.	240 245	1/4/26	G	250	Principal, Godley Head	10/81 19 0	Also £5 as Lizard Protector.
21	Livingstone, J.	240 245	1/4/26	G	250	Principal, Cuvier Island	5/81 19 0	..
22	Marshall, W.	240 245	1/4/26	G	250	Principal, Manukau S. Head	8/78 18 3	Also £4 as Telephonist.
23	Sanders, A. H.	240 245	1/4/26	G	250	Principal, Cape Foulwind	8/80 17 11	Also £4 as Telephonist.
24	Page, A. W.	240 245	15/8/26	G	250	Principal, Cape Palliser	11/82 16 10	..
25	Wilson, R. S.	240 245	3/9/28	G	250	Principal, Cape Brett	5/80 16 6	Also £4 as Telephonist.
26	Conway, J. H. C.	240 245	1/12/26	G	250	Principal, Castlepoint	10/84 14 10	..
27	Neal, R. H.	240 245	1/12/26	G	250	Principal, Cape Egmont	5/84 14 2	Also £5 as Lizard Protector.
28	Davis, C. W.	240 245	1/12/26	G	250	Principal, Brothers	6/91 13 3	..
29	Smith, W.	240 245	1/12/26	G	250	Principal, Nugget Point	11/83 13 1	Also £4 as Telephonist.
30	Hitchcock, J.	240 245	1/12/26	G	250	Principal, East Cape	8/84 12 3	..
31	Brown, G. H.	240 245	1/12/26	G	250	Principal, Kaipara Heads	8/86 11 6	Also £20 as Signalman.
32	Ross, W. J.	240 245	23/1/27	G	250	Principal, Stephens Island	3/88 11 3	Also £5 as Lizard Protector.
33	Roberts, J. S.	240 245	23/1/27	G	250	Principal, Mokohinou	9/72 10 1	..
34	Mitchell, A.	240 245	16/3/27	G	250	Principal, Centre Island	11/95 9 4	..
35	Williamson, A.	240 235	25/2/27	G	250	Principal, Cape Maria	6/86 9 7	Also £4 as Telephonist.
36	Garland, M. W.	230 235	11/3/27	G	250	Principal, Farewell Spit	2/87 8 10	..
37	White, P. E.	225 230	5/11/26	G	250	Principal, Portland Island	10/86 8 7	..
38	Schofield, S.	200 200	1/4/24	G	200	Assistant, Dog Island	12/92 8 0	..
39	Harvey, N. H.	200 200	1/4/24	G	200	Assistant, Portland Island	7/91 8 0	Also £4 as Telephonist.
40	Young, A. W.	200 200	1/4/23	G	200	Assistant, Akaroa Head	9/89 7 10	..

And free house.
† To receive as additional remuneration difference between salary plus emoluments (other than station and wireless operator’s allowances and free house) and £209 15s. per annum to bring remuneration up to minimum for married men.
(a) Also £16 station allowance.
(e) Also £8 station allowance.

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🚂 Marine Department Staff Salaries and Details (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsMarine Department, Staff Salaries, Employment Details, Shipping
👱🏽 Names

40 names identified

J. H. Letcher, Manager, Oyster-depot, Auckland
J. Hogg, Assistant at Salmon-station, Hakataramea
W. Hodgson, Assistant Inspector of Fisheries and Launch-driver, Russell
T. J. O’Connor, Assistant Inspector of Fisheries, Auckland
E. R. Murray, Asst. Insp. of Fisheries and Launch-driver, Auckland
I. I. Anderson, Asst. Insp. of Fisheries and Launch-driver, Auckland
G. R. Migan, Asst. Insp. of Fisheries and Launch-driver, Coromandel
J. Bollons, Commander, Tutanekai, Wellington
W. A. Fraser, Lighthouse Expert, Wellington
E. H. Field, Overseer, Wellington
J. W. Mitchell, Overseer, Wellington
A. J. Hooper, Storekeeper’s Assistant, Wellington
D. W. McLeish, Principal, Cape Saunders
S. Hart, Principal, Pencarrow Head
F. Woodbury, Principal, Cape Campbell
A. V. Pearce, Principal, Pencarrow Head
P. Malthus, Principal, Moeraki
J. C. Johnston, Principal, Jack’s Point
G. T. Simmons, Principal, Waipapapa Pt.
T. B. Smith, Principal, Godley Head
J. Livingstone, Principal, Cuvier Island
W. Marshall, Principal, Manukau S. Head
A. H. Sanders, Principal, Cape Foulwind
A. W. Page, Principal, Cape Palliser
R. S. Wilson, Principal, Cape Brett
J. H. C. Conway, Principal, Castlepoint
R. H. Neal, Principal, Cape Egmont
C. W. Davis, Principal, Brothers
W. Smith, Principal, Nugget Point
J. Hitchcock, Principal, East Cape
G. H. Brown, Principal, Kaipara Heads
W. J. Ross, Principal, Stephens Island
J. S. Roberts, Principal, Mokohinou
A. Mitchell, Principal, Centre Island
A. Williamson, Principal, Cape Maria
M. W. Garland, Principal, Farewell Spit
P. E. White, Principal, Portland Island
S. Schofield, Assistant, Dog Island
N. H. Harvey, Assistant, Portland Island
A. W. Young, Assistant, Akaroa Head

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