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✨ Education Department Salary Scales

2050 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 51

160 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 £18 less than the rates shown below.

Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay. Minimum (£)	Yearly Rate of Pay. Maximum (£)	Annual Increment (£)	Remarks.
Attendants, Artisan—
Carpenters .. .. .. ..	202½	220½	9
Mechanics .. .. .. ..	220½	252	9
Bootmakers .. .. .. ..
Orchardists .. .. .. ..	202½	220½	9
Basket and Mat Makers .. ..
Tailors .. .. .. ..
Engineers .. .. .. ..	220½	274½	9
Attendants, General .. .. ..	184½	202½	9
Attendants, Labour .. .. ..
Attendants, Farm Hand—
1st Grade .. .. .. ..	202½	220½	9
2nd Grade .. .. .. ..	184½	202½	9
Attendants, Storeman .. .. ..	184½	202½	9
Attendant, Storeman, Boys' Training-farm, Weraroa	220½	265½	9
Attendants, Cook and Laundress—
Otekaike .. .. .. ..	148½	166½	9
Sumner .. .. .. ..	..	153	..
Weraroa .. .. .. ..	..	144	..
Burwood .. .. .. ..	121½	135	9
Richmond .. .. .. ..
Attendants and other female employees not otherwise specified—
1st Grade .. .. .. ..	108	130½	9
2nd Grade .. .. .. ..	90	108	9
Attendants, Seamstress .. .. ..	108	130½	9
Central Storekeeper .. .. ..	265½	288	9
Child Welfare Officers .. .. ..	202½	252	9
Clerk Packer .. .. .. ..	..	265½	..
District Agents .. .. .. ..	202½	252	9	Less £65 per annum if provided with board and quarters.
Farm Overseers—
1st Grade .. .. .. ..	220½	265½	9
2nd Grade .. .. .. ..	202½	220½	9
Inspector, Domestic Science Subjects ..	..	486	..
Instructors and Teachers of Physical Training (male)	243	324	13½
Instructresses and Teachers of Physical Training	202½	270	9
Manager, Boys' Training-farm, Weraroa ..	..	364½	..	Less £55 per annum for house and light.
Manager, Special School, Otekaike ..	355½	400½	13½	Less £95 per annum for house and light. (NOTE.—Deduction for house to be at the rate of £65 per annum where furniture is not provided.)
Managers of Receiving Homes, Auckland, Dunedin, and Christchurch	247½	288	9	NOTE.—Where board and quarters are provided a deduction of £65 per annum will be made.
Managers, Assistant (non-resident) of Receiving Homes and Special Schools for Girls	184½	220½	9
Matrons—
1st Grade .. .. .. ..	166½	184½	9
2nd Grade .. .. .. ..	121½	166½	9
Matron, Sumner .. .. ..	166½	211½	9
Matron in Charge, Special School for Girls, Richmond	..	288	9	Less £65 per annum for board and quarters.
Organizing Teacher, Special School, Otekaike	..	315	..	Less £45 per annum if provided with board and quarters.
Physical Instructor, Chief .. ..	346½	450	9
Sorters .. .. .. .. ..	184½	229½	9

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

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