New Zealand Gazette – 1930 – No. 68

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RAILWAY DEPARTMENT CLASSIFICATION, 1930—continued.

Progressive No.	Name.	Designation.	Location.	Salary on 31st March, 1930.	Grade, 1st April, 1930.	Subgrade.	Salary for Year ending 31st March, 1931.	Amount.	Date.	Service.	Since last appointed.	Prior to Date last appointed.	Remarks.

114	Cooper, E. J.	Foundry Foreman	Workshops, Hutt	445	3	1	445	£	1/4/30	28 0	2 1	30 1	Max. for pos. £445 p.a.
122	Dallison, H. W.	Machine Shop Foreman	,,	445	3	1	470	£	27/3/31	27 1		27 1
42	Taylor, A.	Works Foreman	Westport	425	4	2	425	£	1/4/30	28 0	12 0	40 0	On retiring leave.
76	Haines, C. W. G.	Car and Wagon Inspr.	Christchurch	425	4	2	425	£	1/4/30	28 0	11 9	39 9
79	Moore, D. A.	,,	Auckland	425	4	2	425	£	1/4/30	38 1		38 1
80	Gurr, H.	,,	Dunedin	425	4	2	425	£	1/4/30	28 0	10 4	38 4
81	Wilson, E. J.	Car Shop Foreman	Workshops, Add’gton	425	4	2	425*	£	1/4/30	30 11		30 11	Max. for pos. £380 p.a.
82	Dickinson, J. H.	Car and Wagon Inspr.	Wellington	425	4	2	425	£	1/4/30	28 0	5 6	32 9
135	Hern, W. P.	Steel Wagon Shop Foreman	Workshops, Add’gton	400	4	1	400*	£	1/4/30	39 10		39 10	Max. for pos. £380 p.a.
144	Yamm, W. J.	Car and Wagon Inspr.	Wanganui	400	4	1	400	£	1/4/30	28 0	12 3	32 8	Max. for pos. £400 p.a.
148	Smith, W. S.	Blacksmith Shop Foreman	Workshops, Hutt	400	4	1	400	£	1/4/30	28 0	7 11	35 11	Ditto.
10	Elliot, W.	Fitting Shop Foreman	Workshops, E. Town	380	5	2	380	£	1/4/30	39 11	7 9	39 11
14	Wolff, B. A.	Car and Wagon Inspr.	Whangarei	380	5	2	380	£	1/4/30	37 11		37 11
25	Connor, J.	Brake Inspector (S.I.)	D.S.O., Christchurch	380	5	2	380	£	1/4/30	33 9	8 8	34 6
26	Robertson, W.	Senior Engineer	Otira	380	5	2	380	£	1/4/30	23 5		23 5
40	McNaughton, H..	Blacksmith Shop Foreman	Workshops, Otahuhu	380	5	2	380	£	1/4/30	38 7		38 7
84	Walls, R.	Asst. Foundry Foreman	,,	380	5	2	380*	£	1/4/30	34 6	0 4	34 6	Max. for pos. £355 p.a.
163	Carey, N. P. T.	Blacksmith Shop Foreman	,,	380	5	2	380	£	1/4/30	28 0	8 5	36 5
177	Johnson, H. R.	Wood-mill Foreman	,,	380	5	2	380	£	1/4/30	23 0	9 6	31 6
178	Duncan, P. T. G.	Car and Wagon Inspr.	Greymouth	380	5	2	380	£	1/4/30	30 11		30 11
186	Perry, F. A.	Asst. Boiler Shop Foreman	Workshops, Hillside	380	5	2	380*	£	1/4/30	28 0	4 4	32 4	Max. for pos. £355 p.a.
187	Don, J.	Machine Shop Foreman	Otahuhu	380	5	2	380	£	1/4/30	28 0	10 10	38 10
188	Godber, A. P.	Asst. Machine Shop Foreman	Hutt	380	5	2	380*	£	1/4/30	28 0	10 6	38 6	Max. for pos. £355 p.a.
189	Cummings, J. S.	Machine Shop Foreman	,,	380	5	2	380	£	1/4/30	28 9		28 9
190	Dickson, R. W. J.	Brake Inspector (N.I.)	Wellington	380	5	2	380	£	1/4/30	28 0	6 9	34 9
191	Slight, G. M.	Works Foreman	Invercargill	380	5	2	380	£	1/4/30	31 10		31 10
192	Lendrum, R. A.	Car Shop Foreman	Workshops, Otahuhu	380	5	2	380	£	1/4/30	23 0	6 9	29 9
193	McGee, W. L.	Asst. Car and Wagon Inspector	Wellington	380	5	2	380	£	1/4/30	23 0	6 8	29 8
194	Mundie, A. D.	Wood-mill Foreman	Workshops, Add’gton	380	5	2	380	£	1/4/30	23 0	9 2	31 8	Max. for pos. £355 p.a.
209	Graham, J. B.	Asst. Erecting Shop Foreman and Inspr.	,,	380	5	2	380*	£	1/4/30	30 2		30 2
210	Routledge, W. R.	Asst. Machine Shop Foreman	,,	380	5	2	380*	£	1/4/30	28 0	5 10	33 10	Ditto.
211	Mercer, A. W.	Wood Wagon Shop Foreman	,,	380	5	2	380	£	1/4/30	29 8		29 8
216	Black, W. F. I.	Car and Wagon Shop Foreman	,,	380	5	2	380	£	1/4/30	28 0	8 10	36 10
217	Peat, H. W.	Car Shop Foreman	,,	380	5	2	380	£	1/4/30	29 5		29 5
220	Moore, J. D.	Structural Shop Foreman	,,	380	5	2	380	£	1/4/30	31 0		31 0
221	Stewart, D.	Ditto	,,	380	5	2	380	£	1/4/30	29 5		29 5
222	Barnett, H. F.	Wagon Shop Foreman	,,	380	5	2	380	£	1/4/30	23 0	7 2	30 2
227	McEvoy, W. L.	Asst. Erecting Shop Foreman and Inspr.	,,	380	5	2	380	£	1/4/30	18 0	5 10	18 0
230	Williams, A.	Paint Shop Foreman	,,	380	5	2	380	£	1/4/30	28 0	7 5	35 5
233	Goldsmith, H.	Car Shop Foreman	,,	380	5	2	380	£	1/4/30	28 5		28 5
234	Hagan, H.	Wagon Shop Foreman	,,	380	5	2	380	£	1/4/30	29 10		29 10
242	Stokes, T. J.	Paint Shop Foreman	,,	380	5	2	380	£	1/4/30	28 0	12 2	33 0
310	Thomas, B.	Shift Engineer	Otira	355	5	1	355	£	1/4/30	15 3		15 3	Max. for pos. £355 p.a.
312	Sullivan, W.	Tinsmith Shop Foreman	Workshops, Hutt	355	5	1	355	£	1/4/30	29 0		29 0	Ditto.
316	McGee, T. G.	Sub-Foreman	,,	355	5	1	355*	£	1/4/30	27 0	5 8	31 8	Max. for pos. £320 p.a.
317	Miller, G. S.	Asst. Boiler Shop Foreman	,,	355	5	1	355	£	1/4/30	21 4	1 8	23 0	Max. for pos. £355 p.a.
322	Wellington, S. H.	Asst.Foundry Foreman	,,	355	5	1	355	£	1/4/30	28 0	2 1	30 1	Ditto.
324	Henderson, J. K.	Shift Engineer	,,	355	5	1	355	£	1/4/30	14 3		14 3

Salary personal to present occupier of position.

LIST OF FOREMEN, ETC., INCLUDED IN VARIOUS GRADES—continued.

Locomotive Branch—continued.

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🚂 Railway Department Classification, 1930 (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsRailways, Employment, Staff Register, Personnel, Salaries, Service
👱🏽 Names

48 names identified

E. J. Cooper, Foundry Foreman
H. W. Dallison, Machine Shop Foreman
A. Taylor, Works Foreman
C. W. G. Haines, Car and Wagon Inspector
D. A. Moore, Car and Wagon Inspector
H. Gurr, Car and Wagon Inspector
E. J. Wilson, Car Shop Foreman
J. H. Dickinson, Car and Wagon Inspector
W. P. Hern, Steel Wagon Shop Foreman
W. J. Yamm, Car and Wagon Inspector
W. S. Smith, Blacksmith Shop Foreman
W. Elliot, Fitting Shop Foreman
B. A. Wolff, Car and Wagon Inspector
J. Connor, Brake Inspector (S.I.)
W. Robertson, Senior Engineer
H. McNaughton, Blacksmith Shop Foreman
R. Walls, Assistant Foundry Foreman
N. P. T. Carey, Blacksmith Shop Foreman
H. R. Johnson, Wood-mill Foreman
P. T. G. Duncan, Car and Wagon Inspector
F. A. Perry, Assistant Boiler Shop Foreman
J. Don, Machine Shop Foreman
A. P. Godber, Assistant Machine Shop Foreman
J. S. Cummings, Machine Shop Foreman
R. W. J. Dickson, Brake Inspector (N.I.)
G. M. Slight, Works Foreman
R. A. Lendrum, Car Shop Foreman
W. L. McGee, Assistant Car and Wagon Inspector
A. D. Mundie, Wood-mill Foreman
J. B. Graham, Assistant Erecting Shop Foreman and Inspector
W. R. Routledge, Assistant Machine Shop Foreman
A. W. Mercer, Wood Wagon Shop Foreman
W. F. I. Black, Car and Wagon Shop Foreman
H. W. Peat, Car Shop Foreman
J. D. Moore, Structural Shop Foreman
D. Stewart, Structural Shop Foreman
H. F. Barnett, Wagon Shop Foreman
W. L. McEvoy, Assistant Erecting Shop Foreman and Inspector
A. Williams, Paint Shop Foreman
H. Goldsmith, Car Shop Foreman
H. Hagan, Wagon Shop Foreman
T. J. Stokes, Paint Shop Foreman
B. Thomas, Shift Engineer
W. Sullivan, Tinsmith Shop Foreman
T. G. McGee, Sub-Foreman
G. S. Miller, Assistant Boiler Shop Foreman
S. H. Wellington, Assistant Foundry Foreman
J. K. Henderson, Shift Engineer

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