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✨ Post and Telegraph Department Salaries

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 62

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CLERICAL AND ENGINEERING DIVISIONS—continued.

No.	Name.	Position.	Salary on 31st March, 1931.	Salary from 1st April, 1931.	Salary for Year ending 31st March, 1932.	Age on 31st March, 1931.	Superannuation Service on 31st March, 1931.	Examinations and Remarks.
			£	£	Amount.	Date from which payable.	Y. M.	Y. M.
1	Johnston, W. T.	Chief Postmaster, Invercargill	665	598½	1/4/31	57 2	40 0	Retired.
2	Brodie, B. E. S.	Chief Postmaster, Napier	665	598½	1/4/31	58 11	40 0	Retired.
3	Vivian, W. E.	Telegraph Engineer, Auckland	665	598½	1/4/31	49 6	34 8	Sn. Ex.; A.M.I.E.E.
4	Spiller, L.	Telegraph Engineer, G.P.O.	665	598½	1/4/31	47 5	33 0	Sn. Ex.; A.M.I.E.E.
5	Coles, A. H.	Telegraph Engineer, Hamilton	665	598½	1/4/31	44 10	28 10	Sn. Ex.
6	Hounsell, H. R.	Telegraph Engineer, Napier	665	598½	1/4/31	46 7	32 4	Sn. Ex.
7	Furby, F. W.	Chief Postmaster, Palmerston North	665	598½	1/4/31	51 1	32 11	Matric.; Sn. Ex.
8	Shelton, A.	Chief Postmaster, Palmerston North	665	598½	1/4/31	54 2	40 0	Sn. Ex. Retired.
9	Brent, H. C.	Telegraph Engineer, Palmerston North	665	598½	1/4/31	45 9	29 10	Sn. Ex.; A.M.I.E.E.; B.Sc.
10	Allan, D. T.	Telegraph Engineer, Wanganui	665	598½	1/4/31	50 11	36 1	Sn. Ex.; A.M.I.E.E.
11	Cutforth, P.	Assistant Controller of Savings-banks and Accounts, G.P.O.	665	598½	1/4/31	46 8	30 4	Sn. Ex.; Accts’ Prof.

CLASS I.

| 12 | Scott, A. | Telegraph Engineer, Invercargill | 615 | 553½ | 1/4/31 | 52 1 | 38 8 | Matric.; Sn. Ex. Retired. |
| 13 | Kearney, J. J. | Assistant Postmaster, Auckland | 615 | 553½ | 1/4/31 | 59 9 | 40 0 | Matric. Retired. |
| 14 | Webster, J. | Telegraph Engineer, Wellington | 615 | 553½ | 1/4/31 | 46 4 | 31 10 | Sn. Ex.; A.M.I.E.E. |
| 15 | Lakeman, H. G. | Telegraph Engineer, Auckland | 615 | 553½ | 1/4/31 | 50 7 | 34 10 | Sn. Ex.; A.M.I.E.E. |
| 16 | O’Leary, D. | Telegraph Engineer, Auckland | 615 | 553½ | 1/4/31 | 51 10 | 36 0 | Sn. Ex. |
| 17 | Mason, P. H. | Telegraph Engineer, G.P.O. | 615 | 553½ | 1/4/31 | 40 11 | 28 0 | Sn. Ex.; A.M.I.E.E. |
| 18 | Roberts, R. T. C. | Telegraph Engineer, Christchurch | 615 | 553½ | 1/4/31 | 50 8 | 34 1 | Sn. Ex.; A.M.I.E.E. |
| 19 | Earnshaw, V. R. | Workshops-manager, Wellington | 615 | 553½ | 1/4/31 | 44 5 | 18 0 | A.M.I.E.E.; M.I.Mechl.E.; M.I.Mar.E. |
| 20 | Pike, M. A. | Telegraph Engineer, Dunedin | 615 | 553½ | 1/4/31 | 40 9 | 26 11 | Sn. Ex.; A.M.I.E.E. |
| 21 | Ingram, C. R. | Chief Postmaster, Timaru | 615 | 553½ | 1/4/31 | 55 0 | 39 9 | Retired. |
| 22 | Beamish, F. E. | Chief Postmaster, New Plymouth | 615 | 553½ | 1/4/31 | 55 3 | 37 5 | Sn. Ex. |
| 23 | McIntosh, D. M. | Chief Postmaster, Napier | 565 | 553½ | 1/4/31 | 53 8 | 39 1 | Matric.; Sn. Tech. |
| 24 | Wright, O. J. | Chief Postmaster, Invercargill | 565 | 553½ | 1/4/31 | 52 2 | 37 7 | |
| 25 | Wilton, F. | Stores Manager, Wellington | 565 | 553½ | 1/4/31 | 49 5 | 36 2 | Sn. Ex. |
| 26 | Madden, J. | Assistant Postmaster, Auckland | 565 | 553½ | 1/4/31 | 49 7 | 29 9 | Matric.; Sn. Ex. |
| 27 | Keating, A. O. | Senior Supervisor, T.B., Wellington | 565 | †508½ | 1/4/31 | 54 2 | 39 11 | Sn. Tech. Retired. |
| 28 | Hazelton, A. | Inspector (Telegraph), G.P.O. | 565 | †508½ | 1/4/31 | 48 7 | 36 2 | Sn. Ex.; Sn. Tech. Retired. |
| 29 | Green, E. H. R. | Telegraph Engineer, G.P.O. | 565 | †508½ | 1/4/31 | 32 10 | 10 8 | M.Sc. (Hons.); A.M.I.E.E. |
| 30 | Baggs, A. D. | Telegraph Engineer, Wellington | 565 | †508½ | 1/4/31 | 37 0 | 18 3 | Sn. Ex.; A.M.I.E.E. |
| 31 | McLean, J. W. | Assistant Postmaster, Wellington | 565 | †508½ | 1/4/31 | 54 4 | 39 9 | Sn. Ex.; Sn. Tech. Retired. |
| 32 | McAllister, W. | Assistant Postmaster, Christchurch | 565 | †508½ | 1/4/31 | 51 0 | 37 8 | Sn. Ex.; Sn. Tech. |
| 33 | Cooper, W. G. | Supervisor, Staff Division, G.P.O. | 565 | †508½ | 1/4/31 | 47 0 | 32 0 | Sn. Ex. |
| 34 | Black, D. | Chief Postmaster, Gisborne | 565 | †508½ | 1/4/31 | 47 11 | 34 11 | Sn. Ex. |
| 35 | Davis, H. G. | Chief Postmaster, Nelson | 565 | †508½ | 1/4/31 | 55 3 | 39 0 | Sn. Ex. |
| 36 | Bice, A. | Senior Supervisor, T.B., Auckland | 565 | †508½ | 1/4/31 | 46 3 | 32 1 | Sn. Ex.; Sn. Tech.; Mx. Ex. |
| 37 | Eagles, F. G. A. | Accountant, Auckland | 565 | †508½ | 1/4/31 | 50 3 | 37 1 | Sn. Ex. |
| 38 | Sutton, W. W. | Postmaster, Hastings | 515 | †508½ | 1/4/31 | 47 2 | 33 10 | Matric.; Sn. Tech.; Mx. Ex. |
| 39 | Furrie, J. W. | Assistant Postmaster, Wellington | 515 | †508½ | 1/4/31 | 46 7 | 32 2 | Sn. Ex.; Sn. Tech.; Mx. Ex. |
| 40 | Buckrell, J. F. | Senior Supervisor, T.B., Wellington | 515 | †508½ | 1/4/31 | 46 5 | 32 9 | Sn. Ex.; Sn. Tech. |
| 41 | Aldridge, W. P. | Chief Postmaster, Timaru | 515 | †508½ | 1/4/31 | 48 4 | 33 6 | |
| 42 | Dunne, S. J. | Accountant, Wellington | 515 | †508½ | 1/4/31 | 54 2 | 35 1 | |
| 43 | Wilson, W. W. | Senior Inspector, North Island | 515 | †508½ | 1/4/31 | 48 2 | 33 6 | Sn. Ex. |
| 44 | Young, J. G. | Senior Inspector, South Island | 515 | †508½ | 1/4/31 | 43 3 | 28 10 | Sn. Ex.; Sn. Tech. |

CLASS II.

| 45 | Jarvie, W. F. | Senior Supervisor, T.B., Wanganui | 515 | 463½ | 1/4/31 | 53 5 | 40 0 | Sn. Tech. Retired. |
| 46 | Brooks, V. | Chief Postmaster, Blenheim | 515 | 463½ | 1/4/31 | 54 4 | 37 7 | Sn. Ex.; Sn. Tech. |
| 47 | Mulvey, J. J. | Postmaster, Masterton | 515 | 463½ | 1/4/31 | 57 4 | 40 0 | Sn. Ex. Retired. |
| 48 | Morrish, G. H. | Postmaster, Whangarei | 515 | 463½ | 1/4/31 | 54 11 | 39 0 | Retired. |
| 49 | Hamlin, D. C. P. | Senior Supervisor, T.B., Napier | 515 | 463½ | 1/4/31 | 54 0 | 39 11 | Sn. Tech.; Mx. Ex. Retired. |
| 50 | Dawson, H. T. | Chief Postmaster, Thames | 515 | 463½ | 1/4/31 | 56 8 | 22 10 | Sn. Ex.; Sn. Tech. |
| 51 | McIsaac, N. R. | Relieving Officer, G.P.O. | 515 | 463½ | 1/4/31 | 45 3 | 31 5 | Sn. Ex. |
| 52 | Severne, G. E. | Supervisor, E.O., Auckland | 515 | 463½ | 1/4/31 | 60 1 | 36 6 | Retired. |
| 53 | Nevitt, J. C. | Chief Draughtsman, Wellington | 515 | 463½ | 1/4/31 | 51 8 | 16 6 | |
| 54 | Connor, J. J. | Assistant Stores Manager, Wellington | 515 | 463½ | 1/4/31 | 58 2 | 18 2 | Sn. Ex.; Accts’ Prof. |
| 55 | Cotter, J. | Chief Mechanician, Wellington | 515 | 463½ | 1/4/31 | 50 0 | 26 1 | Sn. Ex.; Sn. Tech. |
| 56 | Hodge, C. E. | Chief Mechanician, Auckland | 515 | 463½ | 1/4/31 | 53 6 | 29 8 | Sn. Ex.; Sn. Tech. |

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🚂 List of Officers in the Post and Telegraph Department (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsPost and Telegraph Department, Officers, Salaries, Seniority, Examinations
👱🏽 Names

56 names identified

W. T. Johnston, Chief Postmaster, Invercargill
B. E. S. Brodie, Chief Postmaster, Napier
W. E. Vivian, Telegraph Engineer, Auckland
L. Spiller, Telegraph Engineer, G.P.O.
A. H. Coles, Telegraph Engineer, Hamilton
H. R. Hounsell, Telegraph Engineer, Napier
F. W. Furby, Chief Postmaster, Palmerston North
A. Shelton, Chief Postmaster, Palmerston North
H. C. Brent, Telegraph Engineer, Palmerston North
D. T. Allan, Telegraph Engineer, Wanganui
P. Cutforth, Assistant Controller of Savings-banks and Accounts, G.P.O.
A. Scott, Telegraph Engineer, Invercargill
J. J. Kearney, Assistant Postmaster, Auckland
J. Webster, Telegraph Engineer, Wellington
H. G. Lakeman, Telegraph Engineer, Auckland
D. O’Leary, Telegraph Engineer, Auckland
P. H. Mason, Telegraph Engineer, G.P.O.
R. T. C. Roberts, Telegraph Engineer, Christchurch
V. R. Earnshaw, Workshops-manager, Wellington
M. A. Pike, Telegraph Engineer, Dunedin
C. R. Ingram, Chief Postmaster, Timaru
F. E. Beamish, Chief Postmaster, New Plymouth
D. M. McIntosh, Chief Postmaster, Napier
O. J. Wright, Chief Postmaster, Invercargill
F. Wilton, Stores Manager, Wellington
J. Madden, Assistant Postmaster, Auckland
A. O. Keating, Senior Supervisor, T.B., Wellington
A. Hazelton, Inspector (Telegraph), G.P.O.
E. H. R. Green, Telegraph Engineer, G.P.O.
A. D. Baggs, Telegraph Engineer, Wellington
J. W. McLean, Assistant Postmaster, Wellington
W. McAllister, Assistant Postmaster, Christchurch
W. G. Cooper, Supervisor, Staff Division, G.P.O.
D. Black, Chief Postmaster, Gisborne
H. G. Davis, Chief Postmaster, Nelson
A. Bice, Senior Supervisor, T.B., Auckland
F. G. A. Eagles, Accountant, Auckland
W. W. Sutton, Postmaster, Hastings
J. W. Furrie, Assistant Postmaster, Wellington
J. F. Buckrell, Senior Supervisor, T.B., Wellington
W. P. Aldridge, Chief Postmaster, Timaru
S. J. Dunne, Accountant, Wellington
W. W. Wilson, Senior Inspector, North Island
J. G. Young, Senior Inspector, South Island
W. F. Jarvie, Senior Supervisor, T.B., Wanganui
V. Brooks, Chief Postmaster, Blenheim
J. J. Mulvey, Postmaster, Masterton
G. H. Morrish, Postmaster, Whangarei
D. C. P. Hamlin, Senior Supervisor, T.B., Napier
H. T. Dawson, Chief Postmaster, Thames
N. R. McIsaac, Relieving Officer, G.P.O.
G. E. Severne, Supervisor, E.O., Auckland
J. C. Nevitt, Chief Draughtsman, Wellington
J. J. Connor, Assistant Stores Manager, Wellington
J. Cotter, Chief Mechanician, Wellington
C. E. Hodge, Chief Mechanician, Auckland

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