New Zealand Gazette – 1931 – No. 62

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✨ Public Service Salary and Superannuation Table

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GENERAL DIVISION—continued.
MALE OFFICERS—continued.

CLASS VI—continued.

No.	Name.	Position.	Salary on 31st March, 1931.	Salary from 1st April, 1931.	Salary for Year ending 31st March, 1932. Amount.	Salary for Year ending 31st March, 1932. Date payable.	Age on 31st March, 1931.	Superannuation 31st March, 1931.	Examinations and Remarks.
			£	£	£		Y. M.	Y. M.
1	Lowe, G. E.	Exchange Clerk, Oxford	105	94½	108	25/3/32	19 10	2 0
2	McKinnon, W. G.	Exchange Clerk, Kaitaia	105	94½	108	1/5/31	17 4	2 11
3	McNab, A. T.	Junior Mechanician, Wellington	105	94½	108	1/1/32	19 3	2 3
4	Glen, D.	Junior Mechanic, Wellington	105	94½	108	26/2/32	18 1	2 1
5	Harsant, M. R. B.	Exchange Clerk, Te Uku	105	94½	108	9/11/31	18 4	2 4	Ent. Ex. (P.).
6	Scarfe, C. P.	Postman, Raetihi	105	94½	108	12/3/32	19 7	2 0
7	Blair, F. E.	Mechanic (Multiplex), Auckland	265	238½	238½	1/4/31	29 4	2 8
8	McKay, W. R.	Messenger, Nelson	105	94½	108	1/3/32	18 7	2 1
9	Malone, A. J.	Exchange Clerk, Te Karaka	105	94½	108	21/8/31	20 9	2 7	Ent. Ex. (P.S.).
10	Parry, G. F.	Junior Mechanician, Auckland	105	94½	108	7/3/32	18 7	2 0
11	Bould, K. M.	Junior Mechanic, Wellington	105	94½	108	14/3/32	19 11	2 0
12	Tucker, A.	Postman, Auckland	240	216	216	1/4/31	46 9	2 0
13	Barrett, W. E.	Messenger, G.P.O.	240	216	216	1/4/31	39 2	2 0
14	MacLeod, A.	Storeman, Wellington	240	216	216	1/4/31	39 7	2 0
15	Garner, J.	Storeman, Wellington	240	216	216	1/4/31	39 3	2 0
16	Cairns, G. H.	Storeman, Wellington	240	216	216	1/4/31	44 11	2 0
17	Parkinson, P.	Storeman, Wellington	240	216	216	1/4/31	34 1	2 0
18	Livermore, L. C.	Chauffeur, Wellington	240	216	216	1/4/31	45 9	2 0
19	Blake, L. W.	Postman, Wellington	240	216	216	1/4/31	40 5	2 0
20	Beaumont, E. C.	Chauffeur, Wellington	240	216	216	1/4/31	38 0	2 0
21	Tomlinson, F. G.	Chauffeur, Christchurch	240	216	216	1/4/31	34 6	2 0
22	MacKenzie, G. H. S.	Chauffeur, Wellington	240	216	216	1/4/31	36 4	2 0
23	Fagan, G. J.	Chauffeur, Christchurch	240	216	216	1/4/31	36 11	2 0
24	Mead, V. A.	Chauffeur, Wellington	240	216	216	1/4/31	26 3	2 0
25	Moss, F. H.	Chauffeur, Wellington	240	216	216	1/4/31	46 6	2 0
26	Taylor, J. D.	Chauffeur, Dunedin	240	216	216	1/4/31	46 6	2 0
27	Simpson, D.	Chauffeur, Auckland	240	216	216	1/4/31	47 3	2 0
28	Oxenham, C. L. J.	Chauffeur, Wellington	240	216	216	1/4/31	29 4	2 0
29	Butcher, R.	Chauffeur, Wellington	240	216	216	1/4/31	42 7	2 0
30	Whitaker, W. W. G.	Chauffeur, Wellington	240	216	216	1/4/31	32 11	2 0
31	Hannah, T.	Chauffeur, Napier	240	216	216	1/4/31	29 6	2 0
32	Davison, D. H.	Postman, Auckland	90	81	94½	2/4/31	20 4	1 11
33	Barr, A. G.	Exchange Clerk, Te Awamutu	90	81	94½	15/4/31	19 6	1 11
34	Harrison, J.	Messenger, Onehunga	90	81	94½	4/4/31	19 4	1 11
35	Selwyn, R. W.	Postman, Devonport	90	81	94½	8/4/31	19 11	1 11
36	Stanners, C. A.	Postman, Auckland	90	81	94½	24/4/31	19 8	1 11
37	Foster, C. K.	Exchange Clerk, Feilding	90	81	94½	29/4/31	19 6	1 11
38	Campbell, W. H.	Exchange Clerk, Feilding	90	81	94½	6/5/31	19 7	1 10
39	Bleakley, H. R.	Postman, Auckland	90	81	94½	22/4/31	20 8	1 11
40	Turnbull, W. I.	Messenger, New Plymouth	90	81	94½	20/5/31	19 4	1 10
41	Heatley, L. G.	Exchange Clerk, New Plymouth	90	81	94½	24/6/31	21 10	1 9
42	Hope, W.	Telegram-folder, Auckland	90	81	94½	3/5/31	19 6	1 10
43	O'Connor, W. P.	Distributor, Auckland	90	81	94½	15/4/31	19 1	1 11
44	Surman, J. D.	Messenger, Newton	90	81	94½	15/4/31	21 4	1 11
45	Kerr, M. P.	Telegram-sorter, Auckland	90	81	94½	22/4/31	19 0	1 11
46	Campbell, R. A. C.	Telegram-folder, Auckland	90	81	94½	22/4/31	20 5	1 11
47	Palmer, R. J. T.	Postman, Oamaru	90	81	94½	6/5/31	19 2	1 10
48	Hague, W.	Junior Lineman, Cambridge	90	81	94½	15/4/31	20 9	1 11
49	Bratton, S. N.	Messenger, Gore	90	81	94½	22/4/31	20 6	1 11
50	Gale, C. L.	Postman, Napier	90	81	94½	22/4/31	20 1	1 11
51	Curtin, P. F.	Exchange Clerk, Mataura	90	81	94½	8/4/31	19 10	1 11
52	Phillips, R. D.	Messenger, Newmarket	90	81	94½	22/4/31	18 11	1 11
53	Farrell, R. J. H.	Postman, Waihi	90	81	94½	19/4/31	21 10	1 11
54	Coleman, W. J.	Postman, Auckland	90	81	94½	24/4/31	20 1	1 11
55	Jack, G. S.	Postman, Auckland	90	81	94½	24/4/31	19 11	1 11
56	Smith, J. A.	Telegram-folder, Auckland	90	81	94½	24/4/31	19 1	1 11	Ent. Ex. (P.).
57	Jones, D. W.	Messenger, Ponsonby	90	81	94½	24/4/31	19 1	1 11
58	Sell, F. W.	Assistant, Draughting Office, Dunedin	90	81	94½	2/4/31	18 11	1 11
59	Familton, R. F.	Junior Lineman, Oamaru	90	81	94½	5/6/31	20 9	1 9
60	Rogers, J. W. A.	Messenger, Stratford	90	81	94½	6/4/31	19 8	1 11
61	Bush, J. C.	Postman, Whakatane	90	81	94½	8/8/31	20 5	1 7
62	Harris, A. H.	Asst. and Messenger, Mount Albert	90	81	94½	29/4/31	18 11	1 11	Ent. Ex. (P.).
63	Packer, H. W.	Messenger, Feilding	90	81	94½	11/6/31	19 4	1 9
64	Patterson, N. E.	Exchange Clerk & Messngr., Papatoetoe	90	81	94½	26/4/31	20 11	1 11
65	Warn, C. J.	Junior Lineman, Palmerston North	90	81	94½	5/9/31	21 4	1 6
66	Oldham, A. C.	Distributor, Dunedin	90	81	94½	26/4/31	19 5	1 11
67	Riley, J. J.	Distributor, Dunedin	90	81	94½	30/4/31	18 10	1 11
68	Baker, J. S.	Postman, Birkenhead	90	81	94½	3/5/31	19 6	1 10
69	Baker, F. E.	Messenger, Auckland	90	81	94½	27/5/31	20 0	1 10
70	Jackson, H. R.	Postman and Messenger, Normanby	90	81	94½	16/11/31	19 10	1 4
71	Crowley, C. B.	Postman, Auckland	90	81	94½	22/5/31	19 6	1 10
72	Bradford, F. G. W.	Messenger, Auckland	90	81	94½	10/6/31	20 5	1 9
73	Frewin, H. J.	Exchange Ck. & Asst., Whangamomona	90	81	94½	6/8/31	21 3	1 7
74	Stare, H. J.	Junior Lineman, Timaru	90	81	94½	8/4/31	19 6	1 11
75	Cowan, H.	Postman, Dunedin	90	81	94½	6/5/31	20 9	1 10
76	Brown, A. J.	Postman, Dunedin	90	81	94½	1/5/31	19 8	1 11
77	Tattersfield, H. F.	Asst. and Messngr., North-east Valley	90	81	94½	6/4/31	19 7	1 11	Ent. Ex. (P.).

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🏛️ Public Service Salary and Superannuation Table (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPublic Service, Salaries, Superannuation, Telecommunications, Male Officers
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77 names identified

G. E. Lowe, Exchange Clerk, Oxford
W. G. McKinnon, Exchange Clerk, Kaitaia
A. T. McNab, Junior Mechanician, Wellington
D. Glen, Junior Mechanic, Wellington
M. R. B. Harsant, Exchange Clerk, Te Uku
C. P. Scarfe, Postman, Raetihi
F. E. Blair, Mechanic (Multiplex), Auckland
W. R. McKay, Messenger, Nelson
A. J. Malone, Exchange Clerk, Te Karaka
G. F. Parry, Junior Mechanician, Auckland
K. M. Bould, Junior Mechanic, Wellington
A. Tucker, Postman, Auckland
W. E. Barrett, Messenger, G.P.O.
A. MacLeod, Storeman, Wellington
J. Garner, Storeman, Wellington
G. H. Cairns, Storeman, Wellington
P. Parkinson, Storeman, Wellington
L. C. Livermore, Chauffeur, Wellington
L. W. Blake, Postman, Wellington
E. C. Beaumont, Chauffeur, Wellington
F. G. Tomlinson, Chauffeur, Christchurch
G. H. S. MacKenzie, Chauffeur, Wellington
G. J. Fagan, Chauffeur, Christchurch
V. A. Mead, Chauffeur, Wellington
F. H. Moss, Chauffeur, Wellington
J. D. Taylor, Chauffeur, Dunedin
D. Simpson, Chauffeur, Auckland
C. L. J. Oxenham, Chauffeur, Wellington
R. Butcher, Chauffeur, Wellington
W. W. G. Whitaker, Chauffeur, Wellington
T. Hannah, Chauffeur, Napier
D. H. Davison, Postman, Auckland
A. G. Barr, Exchange Clerk, Te Awamutu
J. Harrison, Messenger, Onehunga
R. W. Selwyn, Postman, Devonport
C. A. Stanners, Postman, Auckland
C. K. Foster, Exchange Clerk, Feilding
W. H. Campbell, Exchange Clerk, Feilding
H. R. Bleakley, Postman, Auckland
W. I. Turnbull, Messenger, New Plymouth
L. G. Heatley, Exchange Clerk, New Plymouth
W. Hope, Telegram-folder, Auckland
W. P. O'Connor, Distributor, Auckland
J. D. Surman, Messenger, Newton
M. P. Kerr, Telegram-sorter, Auckland
R. A. C. Campbell, Telegram-folder, Auckland
R. J. T. Palmer, Postman, Oamaru
W. Hague, Junior Lineman, Cambridge
S. N. Bratton, Messenger, Gore
C. L. Gale, Postman, Napier
P. F. Curtin, Exchange Clerk, Mataura
R. D. Phillips, Messenger, Newmarket
R. J. H. Farrell, Postman, Waihi
W. J. Coleman, Postman, Auckland
G. S. Jack, Postman, Auckland
J. A. Smith, Telegram-folder, Auckland
D. W. Jones, Messenger, Ponsonby
F. W. Sell, Assistant, Draughting Office, Dunedin
R. F. Familton, Junior Lineman, Oamaru
J. W. A. Rogers, Messenger, Stratford
J. C. Bush, Postman, Whakatane
A. H. Harris, Asst. and Messenger, Mount Albert
H. W. Packer, Messenger, Feilding
N. E. Patterson, Exchange Clerk & Messngr., Papatoetoe
C. J. Warn, Junior Lineman, Palmerston North
A. C. Oldham, Distributor, Dunedin
J. J. Riley, Distributor, Dunedin
J. S. Baker, Postman, Birkenhead
F. E. Baker, Messenger, Auckland
H. R. Jackson, Postman and Messenger, Normanby
C. B. Crowley, Postman, Auckland
F. G. W. Bradford, Messenger, Auckland
H. J. Frewin, Exchange Ck. & Asst., Whangamomona
H. J. Stare, Junior Lineman, Timaru
H. Cowan, Postman, Dunedin
A. J. Brown, Postman, Dunedin
H. F. Tattersfield, Asst. and Messngr., North-east Valley

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