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.

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 from which payable.	Age on 31st March, 1931.	Superannuation Service on 31st March, 1931.
			£	£	£		Y. M.	Y. M.
		*CLASS VI—continued.*
1	McIntyre, R. J.	Lineman, Auckland	240	216	216	1/4/31	31 2	1 0
2	Churchill, C. W.	Lineman-Chauffeur, Pukekohe	240	216	216	1/4/31	27 11	1 0
3	Yanko, A. Q.	Lineman-Chauffeur, Kaikohe	240	216	216	1/4/31	26 2	1 0
4	Leigh, A. F.	Cable-jointer, Christchurch	240	238½	238½	1/4/31	29 1	1 0
5	Thorn, F. W.	Lineman, Wellington	240	216	216	1/4/31	28 6	1 0
6	Corless, T. H.	Lineman, Wellington	240	216	216	1/4/31	28 3	1 0
7	Morrison, P. A.	Cable-jointer, Wellington	240	238½	238½	1/4/31	33 2	1 0
8	Oxford, H. S.	Lineman, Auckland	240	216	216	1/4/31	32 0	1 0
9	Dunn, S. M. J.	Messenger, Wellington	240	216	216	1/4/31	33 11	1 0
10	Gall, W. S.	Cable-jointer, Auckland	240	238½	238½	1/4/31	37 2	1 0
11	Carney, J.	Storeman, Wellington	240	216	216	1/4/31	46 7	1 0
12	Dawson, A. H. B.	Lineman-Chauffeur, Invercargill	240	216	216	1/4/31	31 11	1 0
13	Marshall, D. L.	Lineman, Timaru	240	216	216	1/4/31	31 3	1 0
14	Rollo, C.	Lineman, Hastings	240	216	216	1/4/31	33 8	1 0
15	Leggett, G.	Lineman-Chauffeur, Hamilton	240	216	216	1/4/31	30 3	1 0
16	Lawson, S.	Mechanic, Auckland	240	238½	238½	1/4/31	43 8	1 0
17	Alvey, G.	Lineman, Taumarunui	240	216	216	1/4/31	29 5	1 0
18	Walshe, J. D. C.	Lineman, Wellington	240	216	216	1/4/31	46 11	1 0
19	Joseph, L. A.	Mechanician, Dunedin	240	238½	238½	1/4/31	28 4	1 0
20	Rae, A. O.	Storeman, Auckland	240	216	216	1/4/31	39 1	1 0
21	Stone, J.	Cable-jointer, Auckland	240	238½	238½	1/4/31	29 2	1 0
22	Maher, J.	Lineman, Lower Hutt	240	216	216	1/4/31	36 9	1 0
23	Cornwell, G. E.	Cable-jointer, Christchurch	240	238½	238½	1/4/31	38 11	1 0
24	Crump, C. S.	Lineman, Te Kuiti	240	216	216	1/4/31	32 11	1 0
25	Kirkland, A. J.	Lineman, Christchurch	240	216	216	1/4/31	28 5	1 0
26	Munro, W. J. R.	Cable-jointer, Auckland	240	238½	238½	1/4/31	31 11	1 0
27	Davies, T.	Cable-jointer, Christchurch	240	238½	238½	1/4/31	32 3	1 0
28	Spick, R. V. H.	Storeman, Auckland	240	216	216	1/4/31	28 4	1 0
29	Third, G. A.	Lineman-Chauffeur, Gisborne	240	216	216	1/4/31	32 1	1 0
30	Walker, A. L.	Cleaner, G.P.O.	240	216	216	1/4/31	29 4	1 0
31	Chaston, A. A.	Lineman, Christchurch	240	216	216	1/4/31	28 8	1 0
32	Earnshaw, H.	Mechanic, Wellington	240	238½	238½	1/4/31	36 4	1 0
33	Elvines, A. L.	Storeman, Wellington	240	216	216	1/4/31	39 6	1 0
34	Betts, R. J.	Lineman, Christchurch	240	216	216	1/4/31	36 8	1 0
35	Page, B. W.	Lineman, Christchurch	240	216	216	1/4/31	36 9	1 0
36	Armstrong, W.	Mechanic, Christchurch	240	238½	238½	1/4/31	33 3	1 0
37	Ryalls, W.	Mechanic, Dunedin	240	238½	238½	1/4/31	45 1	1 0
38	Hall, W. A. F.	Storeman, Wellington	240	216	216	1/4/31	32 8	1 0
39	Rich, G.	Mechanic, Christchurch	240	238½	238½	1/4/31	32 0	1 0
40	Woodmansey, N. E.	Mechanic, Dunedin	240	238½	238½	1/4/31	29 4	1 0
41	Kemp, H. N. R.	Mechanic, Wellington	240	238½	238½	1/4/31	30 8	1 0
42	Hatton, R. E.	Mechanic, Auckland	240	238½	238½	1/4/31	25 6	1 0
43	Brown, T. S.	Lineman, Wellington	240	216	216	1/4/31	29 8	1 0
44	Griffith, A. K.	Storeman, Christchurch	240	216	216	1/4/31	33 8	1 0
45	Parr, G. H.	Mechanic, Christchurch	240	238½	238½	1/4/31	26 1	1 0
46	Allan, W. D.	Lineman, Wellington	240	216	216	1/4/31	29 10	1 0
47	Johnson, C. W.	Painter, Auckland	240	238½	238½	1/4/31	36 5	1 0
48	Dean, F. L.	Postman, Masterton	240	216	216	1/4/31	34 3	1 0
49	King, A.	Wood-turner and Machinist, Wellington	240	238½	238½	1/4/31	41 1	1 0
50	Parry, H. N.	Painter, Workshops, Wellington	240	238½	238½	1/4/31	41 0	1 0
51	Weddell, F. H.	Mechanic, Christchurch	240	238½	238½	1/4/31	34 9	1 0
52	Lawford, V.	Clock-repairer, Christchurch	240	238½	238½	1/4/31	32 0	1 0
53	Duncan, H.	Lineman, New Plymouth	240	216	216	1/4/31	38 11	1 0
54	McDowall, J. W.	Lineman-Chauffeur, Blenheim	240	216	216	1/4/31	28 7	1 0
55	Grinstead, S. J.	Lineman-Chauffeur, Napier	240	216	216	1/4/31	31 1	1 0
56	Dick, I.	Lineman, Palmerston North	240	216	216	1/4/31	42 6	1 0
57	McSweeney, F. H.	Postman, Wellington	240	216	216	1/4/31	46 0	1 0
58	Riggs, W. R.	Painter, Workshops, Wellington	240	238½	238½	1/4/31	36 6	1 0
59	Harper, J. W.	Mechanic, T.E., Wellington	240	238½	238½	1/4/31	24 5	1 0
60	Scarborough, W. A.	Messenger, Auckland	75	67½	81	1/6/31	18 6	0 10
61	Collyer, C. W.	Junior Sorter, G.P.O.	75	67½	81	1/8/31	19 4	0 8
62	Smith, C. G.	Messenger, Christchurch	75	67½	81	29/4/31	18 9	0 11
63	Fitzsimmons, W. J.	Distributor, Christchurch	75	67½	81	29/4/31	19 10	0 11
64	Hearne, A. F.	Telegram-sorter, Christchurch	75	67½	81	29/4/31	19 11	0 11
65	Cochrane, L.	Postman, Waipukurau	75	81	81	1/4/31	19 6	1 0
66	Richmond, W. J.	Exchange Clerk, Waimate	75	67½	81	20/5/31	19 8	0 10
67	Parker, R. M.	Distributor, Dunedin	75	67½	81	22/4/31	18 5	0 11
68	Berry, F.	Distributor, Christchurch	75	67½	81	13/5/31	19 5	0 10
69	Wood, L. W.	Postman, Geraldine	75	67½	81	5/5/31	18 4	0 10
70	Newton, L.	Junior Mechanic, Christchurch	75	67½	81	1/6/31	19 7	0 10
71	Boot, L. G.	Distributor, Christchurch	75	67½	81	12/6/31	17 8	0 9
72	Hurst, E. B.	Distributor, Christchurch	75	67½	81	12/6/31	19 9	0 9
73	Cresswell, C. S.	Postman, Wanganui	75	67½	81	9/4/31	17 8	0 11
74	Sanders, H. E.	Postman, Christchurch	75	67½	81	1/1/32	19 8	0 3
75	Pemberton, H. H.	Junior Lineman, Dunedin	75	67½	81	14/5/31	18 4	0 10
76	Robinson, F.	Messenger, Sumner	75	67½	81	1/1/32	18 4	0 3
77	Pearce, W.	Postman, Christchurch	75	67½	81	1/1/32	19 5	0 3

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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
👱🏽 Names

77 names identified

R. J. McIntyre, Lineman, salary details
C. W. Churchill, Lineman-Chauffeur, salary details
A. Q. Yanko, Lineman-Chauffeur, salary details
A. F. Leigh, Cable-jointer, salary details
F. W. Thorn, Lineman, salary details
T. H. Corless, Lineman, salary details
P. A. Morrison, Cable-jointer, salary details
H. S. Oxford, Lineman, salary details
S. M. J. Dunn, Messenger, salary details
W. S. Gall, Cable-jointer, salary details
J. Carney, Storeman, salary details
A. H. B. Dawson, Lineman-Chauffeur, salary details
D. L. Marshall, Lineman, salary details
C. Rollo, Lineman, salary details
G. Leggett, Lineman-Chauffeur, salary details
S. Lawson, Mechanic, salary details
G. Alvey, Lineman, salary details
J. D. C. Walshe, Lineman, salary details
L. A. Joseph, Mechanician, salary details
A. O. Rae, Storeman, salary details
J. Stone, Cable-jointer, salary details
J. Maher, Lineman, salary details
G. E. Cornwell, Cable-jointer, salary details
C. S. Crump, Lineman, salary details
A. J. Kirkland, Lineman, salary details
W. J. R. Munro, Cable-jointer, salary details
T. Davies, Cable-jointer, salary details
R. V. H. Spick, Storeman, salary details
G. A. Third, Lineman-Chauffeur, salary details
A. L. Walker, Cleaner, salary details
A. A. Chaston, Lineman, salary details
H. Earnshaw, Mechanic, salary details
A. L. Elvines, Storeman, salary details
R. J. Betts, Lineman, salary details
B. W. Page, Lineman, salary details
W. Armstrong, Mechanic, salary details
W. Ryalls, Mechanic, salary details
W. A. F. Hall, Storeman, salary details
G. Rich, Mechanic, salary details
N. E. Woodmansey, Mechanic, salary details
H. N. R. Kemp, Mechanic, salary details
R. E. Hatton, Mechanic, salary details
T. S. Brown, Lineman, salary details
A. K. Griffith, Storeman, salary details
G. H. Parr, Mechanic, salary details
W. D. Allan, Lineman, salary details
C. W. Johnson, Painter, salary details
F. L. Dean, Postman, salary details
A. King, Wood-turner and Machinist, salary details
H. N. Parry, Painter, salary details
F. H. Weddell, Mechanic, salary details
V. Lawford, Clock-repairer, salary details
H. Duncan, Lineman, salary details
J. W. McDowall, Lineman-Chauffeur, salary details
S. J. Grinstead, Lineman-Chauffeur, salary details
I. Dick, Lineman, salary details
F. H. McSweeney, Postman, salary details
W. R. Riggs, Painter, salary details
J. W. Harper, Mechanic, salary details
W. A. Scarborough, Messenger, salary details
C. W. Collyer, Junior Sorter, salary details
C. G. Smith, Messenger, salary details
W. J. Fitzsimmons, Distributor, salary details
A. F. Hearne, Telegram-sorter, salary details
L. Cochrane, Postman, salary details
W. J. Richmond, Exchange Clerk, salary details
R. M. Parker, Distributor, salary details
F. Berry, Distributor, salary details
L. W. Wood, Postman, salary details
L. Newton, Junior Mechanic, salary details
L. G. Boot, Distributor, salary details
E. B. Hurst, Distributor, salary details
C. S. Cresswell, Postman, salary details
H. E. Sanders, Postman, salary details
H. H. Pemberton, Junior Lineman, salary details
F. Robinson, Messenger, salary details
W. Pearce, Postman, salary details

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