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✨ Education Department Salary Scales

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 59

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SCALES FOR GENERAL DIVISION—continued.

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT—continued.

NOTE.—In each case the salary shown is subject to the rate of deduction indicated in the “Remarks” column opposite the name of the individual officer. The scale for single male attendants is £20 less than the rates shown below.

Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay.	Annual Increment.	Remarks.
	Minimum.	Maximum.
Attendants, Artisan—	£	£	£
Carpenters .. .. ..	225	245	10
Mechanics .. .. ..	245	280	10
Bootmakers .. ..	225	245	10
Orchardists .. ..
Basket and Mat Makers ..
Tailors .. .. ..	245	305	10
Engineers .. .. ..	205	225	10
Attendants, General .. ..
Attendants, Labour .. ..
Attendants, Farm Hand—
1st Grade .. .. .. ..	225	245	10
2nd Grade .. .. .. ..	205	225	10
Attendants, Storeman .. ..	205	225	10
Attendant, Storeman, Boys’ Training-farm, Weraroa	245	295	10
Attendants, Cook and Laundress—
Otekaike .. .. .. ..	165	185	10
Sumner .. .. .. ..	..	170	..
Weraroa .. .. .. ..	..	160	..
Burwood .. .. .. ..	135	150	10
Richmond .. .. .. ..
Attendants and other female employees not otherwise specified—
1st Grade .. .. .. ..	120	145	10
2nd Grade .. .. .. ..	100	120	10
Attendants, Seamstress .. ..	120	145	10
Central Storekeeper .. .. ..	295	320	10
Child Welfare Officers .. .. ..	225	280	10
Clerk Packer .. .. .. ..	..	295	..
District Agents .. .. .. ..	225	280	10
Farm Overseers—
1st Grade .. .. .. ..	245	295	10
2nd Grade .. .. .. ..	225	245	10
Inspector, Domestic Science Subjects ..	..	540	..
Instructors and Teachers of Physical Training (male)	270	360	15
Instructresses and Teachers of Physical Training	225	300	10
Manager, Boys’ Training-farm, Weraroa ..	..	405	..
Manager, Special School, Otekaike ..	395	445	15
Managers of Receiving Homes, Auckland, Dunedin, and Christchurch	275	320	10
Managers, Assistant (non-resident) of Receiving Homes and Special Schools for Girls	205	245	10
Matrons—
1st Grade .. .. .. ..	185	205	10
2nd Grade .. .. .. ..	135	185	10
Matron, Sumner .. .. ..	185	235	10
Matron in Charge, Special School for Girls, Richmond	..	320	10
Organizing Teacher, Special School, Otekaike ..	..	350	..
Physical Instructor, Chief .. ..	385	500	10
Sorters .. .. .. ..	205	255	10

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🎓 Scales for General Division in Education Department (continued from previous page)

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