New Zealand Gazette – 1929 – No. 82

Page 3185

✨ Military Pay Rates

Dec. 6.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3185

WARRANT OFFICERS AND OFFICERS PROMOTED THEREFROM.

	Mechanical Branches (Column A).	Non-Mechanical Branches (Column B).
	Per Diem. s. d.	Per Diem. s. d.
Warrant Officer	..	..
After 3 years..	..	..
After 6 years..	..	..
After 9 years..	..	..
Commissioned Officer from warrant rank	..	..
After 3 years..	..	..
After 6 years..	..	..
After 9 years..	..	..
Lieutenant—
On promotion	..	..
After 3 years..	..	..
After 6 years..	..	..
Lieutenant-Commander ..	..	..
After 3 years..	..	..
Commander ..	..	..

The following daily rates of active pay shall apply to officers promoted to Mate from warrant rank, and to such officers promoted to Lieutenant and Lieutenant-Commander from Mate :—

	Mechanical Branches (Column A).	Non-Mechanical Branches (Column B).
	Per Diem. s. d.	Per Diem. s. d.
Mate	..	..
Lieutenant—
On promotion	..	..
After 4 years	..	..
After 6 years	..	..
Lieutenant Commander—
On promotion	..	..
After 3 years	..	..
After 6 years	..	..
Commander ..	..	..

A warrant officer whose total emoluments as a rating on the date immediately preceding his promotion to warrant rank exceeded the amount to which he would be entitled as a warrant officer may, on the approval of the Naval Board, be paid a special rate of pay. Such a case shall be dealt with in accordance with the conditions governing similar cases in the Royal Navy.

The Mechanical Branch (column A) shall include the ranks of Warrant Engineer, Commissioned Engineer, Engineer Lieutenant, Engineer-Lieutenant-Commander, Warrant Mechanician, Commissioned Mechanician, Warrant Shipwright, Commissioned Shipwright and Shipwright-Lieutenant, Warrant Electrician, Commissioned Electrician, Warrant Ordnance Officer, Commissioned Ordnance Officer, and officers promoted to the ranks of Lieutenant and Lieutenant-Commander in their respective branches from the foregoing ranks.

The Non-Mechanical Branch (column B) shall include the ranks of Gunner, Commissioned Gunner, Commissioned Gunner (T), Gunner (T), Boatswain, Commissioned Boatswain, Signal Boatswain, Commissioned Signal Boatswain, Warrant Telegraphist, Commissioned Telegraphist, Warrant Wardmaster, Commissioned Wardmaster, Warrant Master-at-Arms, Commissioned Master-at-Arms, Warrant Writer, Commissioned Writer, Warrant Supply Officer, Commissioned Supply Officer, Warrant Instructor in Cookery, Commissioned Instructor in Cookery, and officers promoted to the ranks of Lieutenant and Lieutenant-Commander in their respective branches from the foregoing ranks.

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🛡️ Rates of Pay for Officers in the New Zealand Division of the Royal Navy (continued from previous page)

Domain🛡️ Defence & Military
KeywordsPay rates, Officers, Royal Navy, New Zealand Division, Warrant Officers, Mechanical Branches, Non-Mechanical Branches

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