New Zealand Gazette – 1930 – No. 59

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✨ Public Service Salary Scales

AUG. 18.]

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

SCALES FOR GENERAL DIVISION.

Workers not otherwise specified receive not less than current award rates or other ruling rates if no award is in existence. The scale may be raised slightly or the annual increments varied according to local conditions.

Where increments of less than £10 are provided, double increments may be granted in special cases.

In the column “Annual Increments” the normal annual increment is shown. The last increment shall, where necessary, be such lesser sum as will enable the maximum to be attained, but not exceeded.

Department and Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay.	Annual Increments.
Minimum.	Maximum.
AGRICULTURE.	£	£
Apiary Instructor—Senior	405	450
Apiary Instructors—lst Grade	350	380
"" 2nd Grade	300	330
Caretakers, Quarantine-stations, Mo-tuihi and Quail Islands	230	250
Caretaker, Wallaceville	215	270
Caretaker of Rabbit-fence	225	246
Dairy Instructors and Dairy-produce Graders—lst Grade	565	590
2nd Grade	535
3rd Grade	515
4th Grade	480	500
5th Grade	450	470
Dairyman	260
Farm Dairy Instructors	40	370
Farm managers (Experimental Farms)*—
Ruakura	470	515†
Other farms—lst Grade	360	405
"" 2nd Grade	315	345
Farm Hands (according to ruling rates).
Fields Instructors—lst Grade	380	425
"" 2nd Grade	330	360
"" 3rd Grade	295	320
Fruit Inspectors—lst Grade	325	355
"" 2nd Grade	270	300
Hemp-grader, Chief	440	500
Hemp-graders—lst Grade	385	415
"" 2nd Grade	335	375
Hemp-grader, Assistant	250
Horticulturist	405	450
Instructor in Pig-keeping	370	415
Inspectors of Stock—lst Grade	405	450
"" 2nd Grade	350	380
"" 3rd Grade	300	330
"" 4th Grade (Ass’t)	255	275
Manager, Irrigation Areas, Galloway	315
Meat Inspectors—Special	350	380
"" 1st Grade	310	340
"" 2nd Grade	270	300
"" 3rd Grade (Assistant)	240	250
Milk-testers	270	295
Native Inspector	270	315
Orchard Instructors—lst Grade	370	415
"" 2nd Grade	325	355
"" 3rd Grade	270	300
"" Assistant	250
Overseers—Special	295
"" 1st Grade	250	280
"" 2nd Grade	230	245

AGRICULTURE—continued.

Department and Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay.	Annual Increments.
Minimum.	Maximum.
Photographer	250	280
Poultry Instructor, Chief	425	500
Poultry Instructors—lst Grade	350	380
"" 2nd Grade	300	325
Principal Inspectors	470	540
Rabbits	230
Special Inspector, Dairy Division	330	350
Vine and Wine Instructor	370	415
Winemaker and Vineyard Overseer	240	325
Wool Instructor	370	415
Working Manager, Ashburton	295	360

CUSTOMS.

| Lockers | 215 | 250 | 10 |
| Locker at manufacturing warehouse (3) | 270 | 305 | 10 |
| Locker, Tobacco Factory, Wellington | 260 | 300 | 10 |
| Locker at manufacturing warehouse | 260 | 280 | 10 |
| Locker at tobacco factory | 260 | 280 | 10 |
| Messengers | 205 | 240 | 10 |
| Preventive Officers | 215 | 250 | 10 |
| Searchers (3) | 290 | 300 | 10 |
| Searchers | 240 | 280 | 10 |

DEFENCE.

| Sorter | 205 | 255 | 10 |

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.

Scale of Deductions from Inclusive Salaries on account of House or Apartments, Board, &c. (if supplied).

Inclusive charges—	£	Reference.
House and light	95	A
""	55	B
""	50	C
Board and quarters	65	D
""	55	E
""	50	F
""	45	G
""	30	H
""	20	I
Cottage or furnished apartments	20	J

Deduction from salary to be made for quarters, &c.

† Plus £100 p.a. as Superintendent of Training College.

Grades of Native Schools, and Salaries of Teachers.

Average Attendance.	Grade of School.	Subgrade of School.	Salary of Head Teacher.	Salary of Assistants.
(1)	(2)	(3)	(4)
9–20	I	...	170–200	...
21–25	II	II (a)	210–270	65–85
26–35	II	II (b)	210–270	85–105
36–50	III	III (a)	265–295	140–170
51–80	III	III (b)	280–310	140–170
81–120	III	III (c)	280–325	140–170
121–160	IV	IV (a)	325–355	165–210
161–200	IV	IV (b)	325–355	165–210

NOTES.—(i) In addition to the salary payable above there shall be added by way of salary the sum of £35 per annum in the case of every assistant teacher who is obliged to live away from home. (ii) Uncertificated sole or head teachers who are not holders of licenses to teach will be paid salaries according to the following scales : Grade I, £160–£190 ; Grade II, £200–£250 ; Grade III (a) or III (b), £255–£285 ; Grade III (c), £265–£305 ; Grade IV, £305–£335 ; with annual increments of £10 in every case. (iii) A deduction of £10 per annum shall be made from the salary provided above in the case of every uncertificated assistant teacher who is not the holder of a license to teach, except in cases of salaries of £65–£85 and £85–£105. (iv) The annual increments for head teachers shall be £15 ; and for assistant teachers shall be £15 in the case of assistants receiving salaries of £165–£210, and £10 in every other case.

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