New Zealand Gazette – 1928 – No. 40

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✨ Mental Hospitals Department Staff Register

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

MENTAL HOSPITALS DEPARTMENT.

NOTES.--Increases due to attendants and nurses below the rank of Senior are according to scale and subject to qualifying in their respective grades. Where the services of attendants and nurses who have not passed the Junior Examination at the end of their first year, and do not pass this examination until after eighteen months' service, are retained, the first increment of salary will date from the passing of the examination, and subsequent increments from the anniversary thereof.

REFERENCES (except where otherwise stated the amount shown with the reference letter is to be deducted from the amount shown in the salary column): a, Board and lodging; b, free meals when on duty ; c, residence only ; d, in addition, to receive residence, fuel, and light valued at £150 per annum ; e, residence, fuel, and light, valued at £75 per annum ; f, residence, fuel, and light, valued at £60 per annum ; g, residence, fuel, and light, valued at £15 per annum ; h, receiving extra salary as married (or widowed with dependent children); i, privileged to purchase from institution store at cost price as part payment in commuting former system of free maintenance ; j, further increment subject to passing Junior Examination ; k, subject to qualifying ; l, to receive £10 per annum allowance while acting as Deputy Charge ; m, to receive allowance of £35 per annum while acting as Charge, provided that in no case shall the effect of the payment be to increase the cash payment beyond the minimum cash salary of a Charge Nurse ; n, allowance for special services.

Page No.	Name.	Salary, Year ended 31/3/28. Amount	Salary for Year ending 31st March, 1929. Date from which payable.	Classification. Division and Class.	Maximum.	Position and Place.	Month and Year of Birth.	Continuous Permanent Service. 31/3/28. Y. M.	Temporary Service. Y. M.	Examinations and Remarks.
1	HEAD OFFICE.					Inspector-General, Wellington	1/84	16 5		M.B., Bach. Surg. Aberd.
	Gray, T. G. ...			A	£
MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENTS.
2	Gribben, St. L. H. ...	1,001	1,001	1/4/24	P	. .	Medical Superintendent, Seacliff	1/77	22 9
3	Jeffreys, H. E. ...	1,001	1,001	1/4/24	P	. .	Medical Superintendent, Nelson	3/76	22 0
4	McKillop, A. C. ...	1,001	1,001	1/4/24	P	. .	Medical Superintendent, Christchurch	3/85	16 5
5	Buchanan, H. M. ...	1,000	1,000	1/5/26	P	. .	Medical Superintendent, Hokitika	3/87	14 10
6	Prins, H. M. ...	1,000	1,000	23/11/26	P	. .	Medical Superintendent, Auckland	7/77	10 4
7	Tizard, H. J. ...	900	900	1/12/27	P	. .	Medical Superintendent, Waitati	6/65	13 8
ASSISTANT MEDICAL OFFICERS.
8	Blair, A. T. M. ...	790	790	1/4/26	P	. .	Asst. Medical Officer, Porirua	9/80	7 1
9	Childs, T. W. J. ...	850	850	11/8/27	P	. .	Acting Medical Superintendent, Tokanui	10/87	0 8
10	Hayes, H. D. ...	850	850	26/10/27	P	. .	Acting Medical Superintendent, Porirua	8/99	0 5
11	Williams, J. U. ...	750	800+	1/4/28	P	. .	Asst. Medical Officer, Seacliff	12/97	4 3
12	Russell, J. ...	750	800+	1/4/28	P	. .	Assistant Medical Officer, Christchurch	10/96	2 2
13	Hart, B. D. ...	750	800+	6/2/29	P	. .	Assistant Medical Officer, Auckland	12/98	3 7
14	Hunter, J. D. ...	590	590	1/3/27	P, B	. .	Assistant Medical Officer, Porirua	9/98	3 1
15	Crawshaw, J. J. ...	600	650	1/4/28	P, A.	. .	Assistant Medical Officer, Seacliff	9/00	2 0
16	Hay, R. T. ...	540	590	1/7/28	P, B	. .	Assistant Medical Officer, Christchurch	12/02	1 9
17	Jary, Miss E. K. ...	590	590	1/12/27	P, B	. .	Assistant Medical Officer, Auckland	..	0 4
CLERICAL.
18	Holder, G. C. ...	565	565	1/4/24	C, I	565	Chief Clerk, Wellington	9/70	34 7
19	Wells, A. ...	515	515	1/4/24	C, II	515	Receiver, Wellington	12/69	33 9
20	Riach, W. ...	470	470	1/6/25	C, III	470	Accountant, Wellington	12/78	20 11
21	Thomas, W. J. ...	425	425	1/4/24	C, IV	425	Clerk and Storekeeper, Christchurch	5/74	28 4
22	Hughes, E. ...	425	425	1/4/24	C, IV	425	Clerk and Storekeeper, Seacliff	5/80	21 7
23	Owen, J. T. ...	425	425	1/4/24	C, IV	425	Clerk and Storekeeper, Porirua	11/76	25 10

† Subject to section 29 (2) of the Finance Act, 1926.

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🏥 Mental Hospitals Department Staff Register (continued from previous page)

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
KeywordsMental Hospitals, Staff, Salaries, Positions, 1928
👱🏽 Names

23 names identified

T. G. Gray, Inspector-General, Wellington
St. L. H. Gribben, Medical Superintendent, Seacliff
H. E. Jeffreys, Medical Superintendent, Nelson
A. C. McKillop, Medical Superintendent, Christchurch
H. M. Buchanan, Medical Superintendent, Hokitika
H. M. Prins, Medical Superintendent, Auckland
H. J. Tizard, Medical Superintendent, Waitati
A. T. M. Blair, Assistant Medical Officer, Porirua
T. W. J. Childs, Acting Medical Superintendent, Tokanui
H. D. Hayes, Acting Medical Superintendent, Porirua
J. U. Williams, Assistant Medical Officer, Seacliff
J. Russell, Assistant Medical Officer, Christchurch
B. D. Hart, Assistant Medical Officer, Auckland
J. D. Hunter, Assistant Medical Officer, Porirua
J. J. Crawshaw, Assistant Medical Officer, Seacliff
R. T. Hay, Assistant Medical Officer, Christchurch
E. K. Jary (Miss), Assistant Medical Officer, Auckland
G. C. Holder, Chief Clerk, Wellington
A. Wells, Receiver, Wellington
W. Riach, Accountant, Wellington
W. J. Thomas, Clerk and Storekeeper, Christchurch
E. Hughes, Clerk and Storekeeper, Seacliff
J. T. Owen, Clerk and Storekeeper, Porirua

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