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✨ Salary Scales for Government Positions

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 59

SCALES FOR GENERAL DIVISION—continued.

Department and Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay.	Annual Increments.
	Minimum.	Maximum.

PUBLIC WORKS—continued.
Storekeepers’ Assistants (Senior) .. £275 £335 £15
Storekeepers’ Assistants .. 255 295 10
Storemen .. .. .. .. 250 ..
Striker .. .. .. .. 228 244 8
Sub-station Superintendents, Khanda
dallah, Penrose, and Addington 355 395 10
Sub-station Operators—
1st Grade .. .. .. 270 310 10
2nd Grade .. .. .. 270 300 10
Surfacemen .. .. .. .. 213 ..
Transmission-line Superintendent .. 320 375 10
Workers not otherwise specified (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).
Workshops Clerk .. .. .. 225 285 15
Workshops Manager .. .. .. 285 420 15 and 10
Workshops Manager, Wellington .. .. 490 ..

STAMP DUTIES.
Stampers—
1st Grade .. .. .. 190 255 10
2nd Grade—
If joining when 16 last birthday 70 185 {3 of 15
.. 17 ,, .. 85 185 {7 of 10
.. 18 ,, .. 100 185 {2 of 15
{7 of 10
{5 of 10
{1 of 5

STATE FOREST.
Conservator of Forests—First Grade.. 665 715 25
Conservator of Forests—Second Grade 565 615 25
Draughting Assistant .. .. 205 295 10
Forest Guard .. .. .. 225 285 10
Forest Ranger—A Grade .. .. 390 425 20 and 15
1st Grade† .. .. 320 380 20
2nd Grade .. .. 295 315 5, 10, 5
Nurseryman .. .. .. 200 260 10

TOURIST AND HEALTH RESORTS.
Bath-attendants (male)—
1st Grade .. .. .. 215 230 5
2nd Grade .. .. .. 190 220 5
Bath-attendants (female)—
1st Grade .. .. .. 135 175 5
2nd Grade .. .. .. 105 130 5
Baths Mechanic .. .. .. 221 245 8
Caretakers‡—
Whakarewarewa .. .. 210 220 5
Little Barrier Island .. .. 200 205 5
Carters‡ .. .. .. .. 229 ..
Curator and Ranger .. .. 235 325 10
Electric Linemen—
1st Grade .. .. .. 248 270 5
2nd Grade .. .. .. 180 235 5
Electricians—
Foreman .. .. .. 255 300 10
1st Grade .. .. .. 225 252 5
2nd Grade .. .. .. 125 225 ..

Department and Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay.	Annual Increments.
	Minimum.	Maximum.

TOURIST AND HEALTH RESORTS—ctd.
Electrical Superintendent .. .. .. 450 ..
Gardeners—
Head (Rotorua) .. .. 295 330§ 5
Head† (Others) .. .. 255 270 5
1st Grade .. .. 236 252 8
2nd Grade .. .. 221 229 8
3rd Grade .. .. .. 213 ..
4th Grade .. .. 173 205 8
Guides‡ .. .. .. 195 220 5
Labourers (skilled) .. .. 230 245 7 & 8
Labourers .. .. .. .. 14/-¶ ..
Labourers—
Junior (Gardeners, Electrical, or Water-works)—
Age last birthday, 16 years .. .. 70 ..
” 17 ” .. .. 85 ..
” 18 ” .. .. 100 ..
” 19 ” .. .. 115 ..
” 20 ” .. .. 125 ..
Launch Engineer, Te Wairoa .. .. 250 ..
Launchmaster and Guide (Te Wairoa) .. 330 ..
Laundresses—
Head (Rotorua) .. .. 110 175 5
1st Grade .. .. 100 135 5
2nd Grade .. .. .. 95 ..
Married Couple (in charge of Waitomo Caves Hostel)—
Husband as Manager|| .. .. 265 375 10
Wife as Housekeeper .. .. 105 150 5
Married Couple (in charge of Glade House, Te Anau)—
Husband as Manager .. .. .. 250 ..
Wife as Housekeeper .. .. .. 100 ..
Married Couple (in charge of Milford Sound Hostel)—
Husband as Manager|| .. .. .. 280 ..
Wife as Housekeeper .. .. .. 100 ..
Married Couple (in charge of Waikaremoana Hostel)—
Husband as Manager|| .. .. .. 250 ..
Wife as Housekeeper** .. .. .. 130 ..
Masseurs—
Head .. .. .. 305 320 10
1st Grade .. .. 280 300 10
2nd Grade .. .. 250 275 10
3rd Grade .. .. 200 240 5
Masseuses—
Head .. .. .. 260 300 10
Others .. .. .. 200 250 10
Matrons—
Rotorua|| .. .. .. 230 270 10
Staff Nurse .. .. .. 105 130 10
Meter-reader .. .. .. 220 250 5
Junior (according to age).. .. 70 125 ..
Painters .. .. .. .. 2/3†† ..
Plumber Overseer (Rotorua) .. 270 310 5
Pump and Boiler Attendants (same scale as Bath-attendants).
Ranger (Assistant) .. .. .. .. 250 ..
Senior Shift Engineer .. .. 305 335 10
Shift Operator‡ .. .. 260 300 10
Storeman .. .. .. 225 250 10
Ticket-sellers—
Rotorua .. .. .. 110 156 5
Others—
1st Grade .. .. .. 110 140 5
2nd Grade .. .. .. 70 105 5
Workers not otherwise specified—
(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.)

Less £25 per annum rent for house.
† Less £50 per annum rent for house.
‡ Less deduction for rent of quarters when provided.
§ Less £45 per annum rent for house.
¶ Per diem.
** To pay £30 per annum for board and lodging when provided.
|| To pay £50 per annum board and lodging when provided.
†† Per hour.

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