New Zealand Gazette – 1930 – No. 59

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✨ Salary Scales

AUG. 18.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2629

SCALES FOR GENERAL DIVISION—continued. 161

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT—continued.

Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay.	Annual Increment.	Remarks.
Minimum.	Maximum.	£
Supervisor (Assistant), Special Classes	335	380	15
Teachers of Correspondence Classes—
Head Teacher	505	565	10
Assistant Teacher	335	365	15
Assistant Teacher	245	300	1 of 10,
Assistant Teacher	190	225	2 of 10,
Assistant Teacher	160	205	15
Teachers of Special Schools—
Grade I	350	390	20
Grade II	285	320	10
Grade III	245	285	10
Grade IV	175	225	20
Visiting Nurses	195	240	10

A sum of £50 per annum is payable as additional salary to every male married assistant or widowed assistant.

NOTE.—For single men at institutions a deduction of £55 per annum for board and quarters will be made. For female attendants at institutions a deduction of £30 per annum for board and quarters will be made.

Department and Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay.	Annual Increments.	Department and Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay.	Annual Increments.
Minimum.	Maximum.	£	Minimum.	Maximum.	£
HEALTH.			INTERNAL AFFAIRS—continued.
Attendant and Storekeeper, Wellington	320			Chimney-sweep and Labourer, Wellington
Caretaker, Quarantine-station, Motuihi	210*			Chauffeurs—
Caretaker, Quarantine-station, Somes Island	250			Head
Dental Nurses (on probation 2 years)	75†			1st Grade
Dental Nurses (after qualifying)	195	225††	10	2nd Grade	205
Dental Nurse (Senior)	225	260	10	3rd Grade	135
District Health Nurse	195	260†	10	Cinematograph Operator	245
District Midwives	195	260†	10	Cleaners (same as Messengers).
Gardeners—Head	255	270	5	Conservator of Fish and Game	380
1st Grade	244	252	8	Custodians, &c., Government Buildings—
2nd Grade	236			1st Grade	275
3rd Grade	213	229	8	2nd Grade	255
Inspectors of Health—Senior	390	420	10	3rd Grade
1st Grade	350	380	10	Custodian and Head Gardener, Government House, Auckland	260
2nd Grade	275	335	10	Cutters (same as typists on routine work).
Librarian	195	335	10	Inspector of Explosives	275
Matrons, St. Helens Hospitals, Wellington, Christchurch, and Dunedin	250	355§	10	Lift Attendants (same as Messengers).
Matrons, St. Helens Hospitals	225	320§	10	Messenger and Fire-appliance Attendant, Wellington	255
School Nurse	195	240**	10	Messengers, &c.—
Staff Nurses at Institutions	105	125†	10	1st Grade	230
Storekeeper, Auckland	295	320	10	2nd Grade	181
Storekeeper, Dunedin	265	295	10	Junior (ruling rates).
Sub-matrons at Institutions	195	260§	10	Museum Assistant (female)	125
Ticket-seller and Tea Kiosk Manageress	110	180	5	Museum Assistant (male)	225
INTERNAL AFFAIRS.			Night-watchmen (same as Messengers).
Assistant (Female), Turnbull Library Boilermen and Sanitary Cleaners (same as Messengers).	125	225	10	Officer in Charge, Government Buildings, &c., Wellington	310
Charwomen—			Officer in Charge, Ladies' Tea-rooms, Government Buildings, Wellington	175
Forewoman, Dunedin and Christchurch	130			Relieving Officer, Wellington	255
Forewoman, Public Trust Buildings, Wellington	125			Sorter and Despatcher, Auckland	255
Forewoman, State Fire Insurance Building, Wellington	115			Sorters	205
Charwomen (widows with children)	2/5/0§§			Supervising Officer of Night-watchmen, Wellington	255
(widows without children, and single women)	2/0/5§§			Supervisor	205
			Taxidermist		312

And free house. † Also £40 per annum lodging allowance if residing away from home. † If combined certificate General Nursing and Midwifery, £20 additional throughout. § Deduction from salary made for board and lodging. ¶ Less £20 per annum for rent. ** After ten years' service an additional £10 p.a. may be granted. †† An additional £10 p.a. may be granted five years after qualifying as a dental nurse. †† The term "widow" is held to include married women who have invalid husbands or are otherwise required to maintain their children. §§ Per week. ¶¶ Or senior messenger in charge of building.

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