New Zealand Gazette – 1930 – No. 59

Page 2499

✨ Internal Affairs Department Employees Salary Details

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

AUG. 18.] 2499

INTERNAL AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT—continued.

	Name	Salary for Year ending 31st March, 1931.	Amount.	Date from which payable.	Division and Class.	Maximum.	Position and Place.	Months and Year of First Appointment. Permanent Service.	Examination and Remarks.
	Messengers, &c.—ctd.	£ s. d.	£ s. d.			£		M. Y.
1	McHardie, J.	.. 240	240	9/11/24	G	240	Night-watchman, Wellington	8/65	Y. M. 9 5 3 4
2	Coyle, A. . .	.. 240	240	1/12/24	G	240	Messenger and Cleaner, Auckland	2/89	10 4 3 1
3	Reeve, H. R.	.. 240	240	1/12/24	G	240	Night-watchman, Wellington	12/89	10 4 2 9
4	Johnston, W. A.	.. 240	240	1/12/24	G	240	Night-watchman, Invercargill	4/78	10 4 2 6
5	Ogilvie, J. M.	.. 240	240	1/12/24	G	240	Lift Attendant and Messenger, Wellington	3/86	10 4 2 3
6	Connelly, J.	.. 240	240	1/12/24	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	8/84	10 4 2 3
7	Hardyment, A. J.	.. 240	240	1/12/24	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	0/80	10 4 2 3
8	Savage, B. . .	.. 240	240	9/9/26	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	14/2	10 4 ...
9	Amos, F. D.	.. 240	240	1/12/27	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	7/91	10 4 1 10
10	Smith, G. H.	.. 240	240	1/12/25	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	3/89	10 4 1 4
11	Corbett, E. B.	.. 240	240	1/1/26	G	240	Night-watchman, Wellington	11/84	10 3 1 2
12	Faumu, H. F.	.. 240	240	1/1/26	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	4/93	10 3 1 2
13	Collings, W. A.	.. 240	240	1/1/26	G	240	Night-watchman, Wellington	8/81	10 3 1 2
14	Johnson, H. R.	.. 240	240	1/4/26	G	240	Messenger, Auckland	4/84	10 0 11 1
15	McIntosh, C. S.	.. 240	240	1/4/26	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	9/81	10 0 1 1
16	Williams, E. J.	.. 240	240	1/9/26	G	240	Night-watchman, Auckland	7/81	9 7 1 6
17	Moir, J.	.. 240	240	1/9/26	G	240	Night-watchman, Christchurch	4/80	9 7 1 4
18	Morris, A. J.	.. 240	240	13/10/28	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	3/79	9 6 0 6
19	Gibbs, F. P.	.. 240	240*	1/5/27	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	3/86	9 5 4 8
20	Bishop, W. C.	.. 240	240	1/1/27	G	240	Night-watchman, Christchurch	7/94	9 3 0 11
21	Leahy, E.	.. 240	240	1/11/27	G	240	Night-watchman, Wellington	12/79	9 3 1 9
22	McDonald, C. S.	.. 240	240	1/1/27	G	240	Night-watchman, Wellington	6/84	9 3 0 11
23	Moston, W.	.. 240	240	1/11/27	G	240	Night-watchman, Wellington	11/82	9 3 1 7
24	Russell, A. P.	.. 240	240	1/1/27	G	240	Night-watchman, Wellington	9/86	9 3 1 10
25	Dodds, G.	.. 240	240	1/1/29	G	240	Messenger, New Plymouth	10/79	9 3 0 5
26	Dare, E. C.	.. 240	240	12/8/29	G	240	Night-watchman, Auckland	12/93	9 1 ...
27	Thomson, T. J. I.	.. 240	240	28/5/25	G	240	Night-watchman, Wellington	11/92	9 1 6 1
28	Lee, H. S. . .	.. 240	240	1/2/29	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	10/78	9 1 5 2
29	Work, J. N.	.. 240	240*	1/7/29	G	240	Messenger, Christchurch	1/92	9 1 5 3
30	Elston, G. E.	.. 240	240	1/4/29	G	240	Night-watchman, Gisborne	5/84	9 1 4 10
31	Wood, J. T.	.. 240	240	1/4/29	G	240	Night-watchman, Auckland	7/83	8 10 3 4
32	Lampard, G.	.. 240	240	1/4/29	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	3/91	8 10 3 6
33	Merritt, R. E.	.. 240	240	22/6/29	G	240	Messenger and Cleaner, Palmerston North	4/94	8 10 3 2
34	Johnson, S. A.	.. 235	240	1/4/30	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	11/95	5 3 2 5
35	Ratford, A.	.. 235	240*	1/4/30	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	10/98	5 3 2 4
36	Sowry, E. A. C.	.. 235	240	1/4/30	G	240	Cleaner, Wellington	7/94	5 2 2 2
37	McTavish, H. P.	.. 235	240	1/4/30	G	240	Night-watchman, Wellington	12/93	5 2 1 1
38	Spence, W. J.	.. 230	240	1/4/30	G	240	Messenger, Auckland	11/80	5 2 1 7
39	McBride, J. B.	.. 230	240	1/4/30	G	240	Night-watchman, Dunedin	5/93	5 2 1 7
40	Whittaker, W.	.. 230	240	1/4/30	G	240	Night-watchman, Napier	5/80	5 1 1 5
41	McCallum, A.	.. 230	240	1/4/30	G	240	Messenger, Dunedin	4/95	5 1 0 11
42	Reeves, G. W.	.. 230	240	1/4/30	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	7/74	5 1 0
43	Keeble, W. A.	.. 240	240*	16/4/29	G	240	Messenger, Wellington	9/85	7 0 1
44	Commons, E. A.	.. 194	240	1/4/30	G	240	Messenger, Auckland	3/05	9 2

Charwoman.

|45| Ross, Miss A. S. | .. 130 | 130 | 1/7/22 | G | 130 | Fore-charwoman, Dunedin | .. | Also long-service pay. |

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

Also £10 p.a. as Bank Messenger.

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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

45 names identified

J. McHardie, Night-watchman, Wellington
A. Coyle, Messenger and Cleaner, Auckland
H. R. Reeve, Night-watchman, Wellington
W. A. Johnston, Night-watchman, Invercargill
J. M. Ogilvie, Lift Attendant and Messenger, Wellington
J. Connelly, Messenger, Wellington
A. J. Hardyment, Messenger, Wellington
B. Savage, Messenger, Wellington
F. D. Amos, Messenger, Wellington
G. H. Smith, Messenger, Wellington
E. B. Corbett, Night-watchman, Wellington
H. F. Faumu, Messenger, Wellington
W. A. Collings, Night-watchman, Wellington
H. R. Johnson, Messenger, Auckland
C. S. McIntosh, Messenger, Wellington
E. J. Williams, Night-watchman, Auckland
J. Moir, Night-watchman, Christchurch
A. J. Morris, Messenger, Wellington
F. P. Gibbs, Messenger, Wellington
W. C. Bishop, Night-watchman, Christchurch
E. Leahy, Night-watchman, Wellington
C. S. McDonald, Night-watchman, Wellington
W. Moston, Night-watchman, Wellington
A. P. Russell, Night-watchman, Wellington
G. Dodds, Messenger, New Plymouth
E. C. Dare, Night-watchman, Auckland
T. J. I. Thomson, Night-watchman, Wellington
H. S. Lee, Messenger, Wellington
J. N. Work, Messenger, Christchurch
G. E. Elston, Night-watchman, Gisborne
J. T. Wood, Night-watchman, Auckland
G. Lampard, Messenger, Wellington
R. E. Merritt, Messenger and Cleaner, Palmerston North
S. A. Johnson, Messenger, Wellington
A. Ratford, Messenger, Wellington
E. A. C. Sowry, Cleaner, Wellington
H. P. McTavish, Night-watchman, Wellington
W. J. Spence, Messenger, Auckland
J. B. McBride, Night-watchman, Dunedin
W. Whittaker, Night-watchman, Napier
A. McCallum, Messenger, Dunedin
G. W. Reeves, Messenger, Wellington
W. A. Keeble, Messenger, Wellington
E. A. Commons, Messenger, Auckland
A. S. Ross (Miss), Fore-charwoman, Dunedin

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