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✨ Salary Scales for Government Positions

2056 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 51

166 SCALES FOR GENERAL DIVISION—continued.

Department and Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay Minimum. £	Yearly Rate of Pay Maximum. £	Annual Increments. £
PUBLIC WORKS—continued.
Storemen .. .. .. ..	..	225	..
Sub-station Superintendents, Penrose and Addington	319½	355½	9
Sub-station Operators—
1st Grade .. .. .. ..	243	279	9
2nd Grade .. .. .. ..	243	270	9
Surfacemen .. .. .. ..	..	191 7/10	..
Transmission-line Superintendent ..	288	337½	9
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 .. .. ..	202½	265½	13½
Workshops Manager .. .. ..	256½	378	13½ and 9

STAMP DUTIES.
Stampers .. .. .. ..	171	229½	9

Less £25 per annum rent for house.

Department and Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay Minimum. £	Yearly Rate of Pay Maximum. £	Annual Increments. £
STATE FOREST.
Conservator of Forests—First Grade ..	598½	643½	22½
Conservator of Forests—Second Grade	508½	553½	22½
Draughting Assistant .. ..	184½	265½	9
Forest Guard* .. .. ..	202½	256½	9
Forest Ranger—A Grade .. ..	351	382½	18 and 13½
1st Grade† .. ..	288	342	18
2nd Grade* .. ..	265½	283½	4½, 9, 4½
Nurseryman .. .. ..	180	234	9

VALUATION.
District Valuers—
A .. .. .. .. ..	481½	540	13½
B .. .. .. .. ..	436½	477	13½
C .. .. .. .. ..	400½	441	13½
D .. .. .. .. ..	306	414	13½

† Less £50 per annum rent for house.

SCALE FOR SHORTHAND-TYPISTS, TYPISTS, MACHINISTS, AND OFFICE ASSISTANTS.

	Minimum. £	Maximum. £	Annual Increments. £
1st Grade .. .. .. .. .. .. ..	193½	202½	9
2nd Grade .. .. .. .. .. .. ..	175½	184½	9
3rd Grade .. .. .. .. .. .. ..	117	166½	13½ and 9
Juniors .. .. .. .. .. .. ..	67½	103½	13½ and 9
Male .. .. .. .. .. .. ..	..	265½	..
Reporters (engaged on Reporting duties) .. .. ..	166½	202½	9
Reporters (special grade) .. .. .. .. ..	211½	220½*	9

In special cases maximum not fixed.

NOTE.—Lodging-allowance is paid in accordance with the Clerical Division schedule of lodging-allowances.

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🏛️ Salary Scales for General Division (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsSalary scales, Government positions, Public Works, Stamp Duties, State Forest, Valuation

🏛️ Scale for Shorthand-Typists, Typists, Machinists, and Office Assistants

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsSalary scales, Clerical positions, Shorthand-Typists, Typists, Machinists, Office Assistants

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