New Zealand Gazette – 1930 – No. 59

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 59

INTERNAL AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT—continued.

Page No.	Name.	Salary, Year ended 31/3/30.	Salary for Year ending 31st March, 1931.	Classification.	Maximum.	Position and Place.	Month and Year of Birth.	Continuous Permanent Service, 31/3/30.	Temporary Service.	Examinations and Remarks.
			Amount.	Date from which payable.	Division and Class.
1	GENERAL DIVISION—ctd.	£	£		G	£		Y. M.	Y. M.
	Fletcher, T.	270	270	1/11/28	G	270	Custodian and Messenger, Hamilton	4/77	17 8	..
2	Marshall, H. H.	270	270	9/12/28	G	270	Messenger and Fire-appliance Attendant, Wellington	9/77	5 3	1 11
3	Cathcart, W.	270	270	27/4/29	G	270	Supervising Officer of Night-watchmen, Wellington	12/77	14 2	1 6
4	Craig, R. E.	265	270	20/11/30	G	270	Relieving Officer, Wellington	11/81	13 4	1 4
5	Tighe, F. W.	255	265	8/2/31	G	270	Senior Messenger, Magistrates’ Court, Wellington	4/68	14 2	1 1
6	Pridmore, J.	255	265	28/11/30	G	270	Custodian and Inspector of Weights and Measures, Hokitika	1/88	10 4	3 4
7	Creasy, A. J.	260	260	1/7/23	G	260	Custodian and Head Gardener Govt. House, Auckland	9/72	15 0	0 11
8	Vickerstaff, E. S.	260	260	2/7/29	G	260	Operator and Despatcher, Wellington	11/93	10 4	3 2
9	Everitt, A. A. E.	250	250	1/7/22	G	250	Custodian Navy Office, Wellington	9/66	19 10	..
10	Meyer, F.	250	250	1/4/24	G	250	Senior Messenger, Provincial Buildings, Christchurch	10/65	17 6	..
11	Hunt, H. H.	250	250	26/4/27	G	250	Custodian, Law Court Buildings, Auckland	11/78	17 0	..
12	Lawrence, F. C.	245	250	20/12/30	G	250	Messenger and Storeman, Wellington	12/92	5 3	2 5
13	Reid, G.	250	250	29/3/30	G	250	Senior Messenger, Police Buildings, Wellington	8/87	10 4	3 3
14	Naulls, A. E.	175	190	1/4/30	G	..	Second Orderly, Government House, Wellington	6/08	6 0	1 4
15	Chauffeurs.
	Henderson, H. M. B.	250	250	1/12/27	G	250	Head Chauffeur, Wellington	1/88	10 4	3 5
16	Campbell, A. H.	245	245	12/8/29	G	245	Chauffeur, Auckland	1/88	10 3	1 8
17	Messengers, &c.
	McPherson, D.	240	240	12/6/23	G	240	Cleaner, Auckland	4/88	18 2	0 1
18	Hounsell, F. E.	240	240	21/2/25	G	240	Messenger, Auckland	11/79	32 9	..
19	Rees, H.	240	240	1/7/22	G	240	Night-watchman, Wellington	6/68	21 5	..
20	Powell, P. C.	240	240*	1/7/22	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	11/87	18 5	..
21	Christie, H. M.	240	240	1/7/22	G	240	Gardener and Cleaner, Christchurch	10/75	37 9	..
22	Evans, T. H.	240	240*	1/7/22	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	8/66	17 11	..
23	Robertson, G.	240	240	1/7/22	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	5/67	17 9	..
24	Worthington, E. V.	240	240	1/7/22	G	240	Cleaner and Relieving Messenger, Christchurch	3/66	16 6	..
25	Donovan, E. J.	240	240	1/7/22	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	11/89	25 5	..
26	Stewart, G.	240	240	1/7/22	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	7/80	15 8	..
27	Batt, T.	240	240*	1/7/22	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	5/76	15 2	..
28	Onyon, R.	240	240	1/7/22	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	7/75	14 10	0 7
29	Watts, W. E.	240	240*	1/7/22	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	3/70	14 2	0 8
30	Tandy, C. C.	240	240	1/7/22	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	9/93	21 2	..
31	Wakeling, F. G.	240	240*	1/7/22	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	6/87	11 11	4 4
32	Morris, C. H.	240	240	1/12/22	G	240	Messenger and Cleaner, Christchurch	8/72	10 4	3 4
33	Cameron, C.	240	240	1/12/22	G	240	Messenger, Dunedin	3/72	10 4	2 10
34	Porter, J.	240	240	1/12/22	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	9/75	10 4	2 8
35	Maclean, H.	240	240	1/1/23	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	1/66	10 3	5 6
36	Hendricksen, V. G. M.	240	240	1/1/23	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	1/66	10 3	5 2
37	Higgs, E. L.	240	240*	1/12/23	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	9/91	10 4	2 10
38	White, A.	240	240	1/12/23	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	6/70	10 4	1 9
39	MacFarlan, D. W.	240	240	1/12/23	G	240	Night-watchman, Wellington	2/76	10 4	1 7
40	Cartner, J. A.	240	240	1/12/23	G	240	Night-watchman, Wellington	9/85	10 4	1 6
41	Broughton, J. D.	240	240*	1/12/23	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	10/69	10 4	1 6
42	Paipeta, W.	240	240	1/1/24	G	240	Night-watchman, Christchurch	3/83	10 3	1 5
43	Short, E. G.	240	240	1/1/24	G	240	Boilerman and Cleaner, Wellington	12/82	10 3	1 2
44	Clarke, G. T.	240	240	1/1/24	G	240	Night-watchman, Christ’ch	10/74	10 3	1 0
45	Blackie, W.	240	240	1/11/22	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	3/78	9 5	12 4
46	Johnson, B. O.	240	240*	1/7/22	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	5/75	14 1	2 9
47	Wood, C.	240	240	1/1/25	G	240	Lift Attendant, Wellington	3/80	10 3	1 2
48	Miller, D.	240	240	1/7/29	G	240	Night-watchman, Dunedin..	2/96	9 10	0 2
49	Battersby, T.	240	240	24/6/24	G	240	Boilerman and Cleaner, Invercargill	1/77	9 9	0 9
50	Alsweiler, H.	240	240	24/6/24	G	240	Night-watchman, Invercargill	3/94	9 9	0 7

Also receives 1s. per diem as Minister’s Messenger, and 5s. per diem additional during session.

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🏛️ Internal Affairs Department Employees Salary Details (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPublic Service, Employees, Salaries, Internal Affairs Department, 1930
👱🏽 Names

50 names identified

T. Fletcher, Custodian and Messenger, Hamilton
H. H. Marshall, Messenger and Fire-appliance Attendant, Wellington
W. Cathcart, Supervising Officer of Night-watchmen, Wellington
R. E. Craig, Relieving Officer, Wellington
F. W. Tighe, Senior Messenger, Magistrates’ Court, Wellington
J. Pridmore, Custodian and Inspector of Weights and Measures, Hokitika
A. J. Creasy, Custodian and Head Gardener Govt. House, Auckland
E. S. Vickerstaff, Operator and Despatcher, Wellington
A. A. E. Everitt, Custodian Navy Office, Wellington
F. Meyer, Senior Messenger, Provincial Buildings, Christchurch
H. H. Hunt, Custodian, Law Court Buildings, Auckland
F. C. Lawrence, Messenger and Storeman, Wellington
G. Reid, Senior Messenger, Police Buildings, Wellington
A. E. Naulls, Second Orderly, Government House, Wellington
H. M. B. Henderson, Head Chauffeur, Wellington
A. H. Campbell, Chauffeur, Auckland
D. McPherson, Cleaner, Auckland
F. E. Hounsell, Messenger, Auckland
H. Rees, Night-watchman, Wellington
P. C. Powell, Messenger, Wellington
H. M. Christie, Gardener and Cleaner, Christchurch
T. H. Evans, Messenger, Wellington
G. Robertson, Messenger, Wellington
E. V. Worthington, Cleaner and Relieving Messenger, Christchurch
E. J. Donovan, Messenger, Wellington
G. Stewart, Messenger, Wellington
T. Batt, Messenger, Wellington
R. Onyon, Messenger, Wellington
W. E. Watts, Messenger, Wellington
C. C. Tandy, Messenger, Wellington
F. G. Wakeling, Messenger, Wellington
C. H. Morris, Messenger and Cleaner, Christchurch
C. Cameron, Messenger, Dunedin
J. Porter, Messenger, Wellington
H. Maclean, Messenger, Wellington
V. G. M. Hendricksen, Messenger, Wellington
E. L. Higgs, Messenger, Wellington
A. White, Messenger, Wellington
D. W. MacFarlan, Night-watchman, Wellington
J. A. Cartner, Night-watchman, Wellington
J. D. Broughton, Messenger, Wellington
W. Paipeta, Night-watchman, Christchurch
E. G. Short, Boilerman and Cleaner, Wellington
G. T. Clarke, Night-watchman, Christ’ch
W. Blackie, Messenger, Wellington
B. O. Johnson, Messenger, Wellington
C. Wood, Lift Attendant, Wellington
D. Miller, Night-watchman, Dunedin
T. Battersby, Boilerman and Cleaner, Invercargill
H. Alsweiler, Night-watchman, Invercargill

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