New Zealand Gazette – 1932 – No. 72

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✨ Public Service Salary Register

Nov. 21.]

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

GENERAL DIVISION—continued.

FEMALE OFFICERS—continued.

No.	Name.	Position.	Salary on 31st March, 1932.	Salary from 1st April, 1932.	Salary for Year ending 31st March, 1933.	Amount.	Date from which payable.	Age on 31st March, 1932.
1	Carrington, A. T.	Telegram-checker, Auckland	86 8 0	82 1 7	93 3 11	29/10/32	2	5
2	O'Sullivan, K. E.	Postmistress, Seatoun	135 0 0	128 5 0	128 5 0	1/4/32	2	4
3	Menelaus, E.	Postmistress, Miramar	135 0 0	128 5 0	128 5 0	1/4/32	2	2
4	Murtagh, V. J.	Exchange Attendant, Greymouth	74 14 0	70 19 4	82 1 7	4/4/32	1	11
5	Bourke, M. G. D.	Exchange Attendant, Dargaville	74 14 0	70 19 4	82 1 7	26/4/32	1	11
6	Smith, C. T.	Exchange Attendant, Invercargill	74 14 0	70 19 4	82 1 7	12/5/32	1	10
7	Corkin, I. G.	Exchange Attendant, Invercargill	74 14 0	70 19 4	82 1 7	19/5/32	1	10
8	McIntosh, J.	Assistant, Molesworth Street	121 10 0	115 8 6	128 5 0	9/6/32	1	9
9	Jansen, D. M.	Exchange Attendant, Howick	74 14 0	70 19 4	82 1 7	7/8/32	1	7
10	Price, L. M.	Exchange Attendant, Levin	63 0 0	59 17 0	70 19 4	16/1/33	1	2

CLASS VI—continued.

Shorthand-writers, Typists, and Machinists.

No.	Name.	Position.	Salary on 31st March, 1932.	Salary from 1st April, 1932.	Salary for Year ending 31st March, 1933.	Amount.	Date from which payable.	Age on 31st March, 1932.	Superannuation Service on 31st March, 1932.
11	Heath, M. A.	Senior Shorthand-writer (unattached)	220 10 0	...	209 9 6	1/4/32	20	0	Reporters' Ex. On loan to High Commissioner's Office.
12	Henderson, G.	Senior Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.	220 10 0	...	209 9 6	1/4/32	18	5	Reporters' Ex.
13	Holman, M. W.	Senior Shorthand-writer, Auckland	220 10 0	...	209 9 6	1/4/32	18	10	Reporters' Ex.

CLASS I.

No.	Name.	Position.	Salary on 31st March, 1932.	Salary from 1st April, 1932.	Salary for Year ending 31st March, 1933.	Amount.	Date from which payable.	Age on 31st March, 1932.	Superannuation Service on 31st March, 1932.
14	Ford, C.	Shorthand-writer, E.O., Christchurch	202 10 0	...	192 7 6	1/4/32	21	4	Sn. Ex.
15	Sloman, E. P.	Shorthand-writer, Auckland	202 10 0	...	192 7 6	1/4/32	22	3
16	Baillie, I. M.	Shorthand-writer, C.P.O., Wellington	202 10 0	...	192 7 6	1/4/32	18	9
17	Sims, F.	Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.	202 10 0	...	192 7 6	1/4/32	17	11
18	Clatworthy, K. B.	Shorthand-writer, Dunedin	202 10 0	...	192 7 6	1/4/32	20	10
19	Eddowes, E. M.	Shorthand-writer, E.O., Auckland	202 10 0	...	192 7 6	1/4/32	13	9
20	Davis, S. C.	Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.	202 10 0	...	192 7 6	1/4/32	14	1
21	Wilson, C. E.	Shorthand-writer, Invercargill	202 10 0	...	192 7 6	1/4/32	15	11
22	Jacobs, K. A.	Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.	202 10 0	...	192 7 6	1/4/32	26	8
23	Macdonald, R. J.	Senior Machinist, Wellington	202 10 0	...	192 7 6	1/4/32	...	...
24	Scully, J. A.	Senior Machinist, G.P.O.	202 10 0	...	192 7 6	1/4/32	21	0
25	Mander, I. E.	Senior Machinist, G.P.O.	202 10 0	...	192 7 6	1/4/32	24	6
26	Croker, A. M.	Senior Machinist, Auckland	202 10 0	...	192 7 6	1/4/32	22	2
27	Carr, L. E.	Senior Machinist, Wellington	202 10 0	...	192 7 6	1/4/32	21	2
28	Welsh, A. M.	Senior Machinist, Auckland	202 10 0	...	192 7 6	1/4/32	20	11
29	Battersby, S. B.	Senior Machinist, G.P.O.	202 10 0	...	192 7 6	1/4/32	20	1
30	Collins, U. P.	Senior Machinist, G.P.O.	202 10 0	...	192 7 6	1/4/32	16	6
31	McCready, A.	Senior Machinist, Dunedin	202 10 0	...	192 7 6	1/4/32	14	7
32	Brown, A. I.	Shorthand-writer, Invercargill	202 10 0	...	192 7 6	1/4/32	12	10
33	Phillips, E. P.	Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.	202 10 0	...	192 7 6	1/4/32	12	6
34	Greatbatch, J. E. V.	Shorthand-writer, E.O., Auckland	202 10 0	...	192 7 6	1/4/32	11	9	Matric.
35	Crosbie, V. F.	Shorthand-writer, Timaru	202 10 0	...	192 7 6	1/4/32	11	3	Reporters' Ex.
36	Mills, R. E.	Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.	202 10 0	...	192 7 6	1/4/32	11	7

CLASS II.

No.	Name.	Position.	Salary on 31st March, 1932.	Salary from 1st April, 1932.	Salary for Year ending 31st March, 1933.	Amount.	Date from which payable.	Age on 31st March, 1932.
37	Teeboon, J. A.	Machinist, G.P.O.	184 10 0	...	175 5 6	1/4/32	13	0
38	Clarke, E. B.	Shorthand-writer, E.O., Dunedin	184 10 0	...	175 5 6	1/4/32	12	4
39	Buckley, N.	Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.	184 10 0	...	175 5 6	1/4/32	11	10
40	Leggott, I. R.	Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.	184 10 0	...	175 5 6	1/4/32	9	11
41	Harrison, E. A. M.	Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.	184 10 0	...	175 5 6	1/4/32	9	11
42	Abraham, E. E.	Machinist, Christchurch	184 10 0	...	175 5 6	1/4/32	14	10

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🏛️ Clerical and Engineering Divisions salary register (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPublic Service, Salaries, Registers, Clerical, Engineering, Post and Telegraph
👱🏽 Names

42 names identified

A. T. Carrington, Telegram-checker, Auckland
K. E. O'Sullivan, Postmistress, Seatoun
E. Menelaus, Postmistress, Miramar
V. J. Murtagh, Exchange Attendant, Greymouth
M. G. D. Bourke, Exchange Attendant, Dargaville
C. T. Smith, Exchange Attendant, Invercargill
I. G. Corkin, Exchange Attendant, Invercargill
J. McIntosh, Assistant, Molesworth Street
D. M. Jansen, Exchange Attendant, Howick
L. M. Price, Exchange Attendant, Levin
M. A. Heath, Senior Shorthand-writer (unattached)
G. Henderson, Senior Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.
M. W. Holman, Senior Shorthand-writer, Auckland
C. Ford, Shorthand-writer, E.O., Christchurch
E. P. Sloman, Shorthand-writer, Auckland
I. M. Baillie, Shorthand-writer, C.P.O., Wellington
F. Sims, Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.
K. B. Clatworthy, Shorthand-writer, Dunedin
E. M. Eddowes, Shorthand-writer, E.O., Auckland
S. C. Davis, Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.
C. E. Wilson, Shorthand-writer, Invercargill
K. A. Jacobs, Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.
R. J. Macdonald, Senior Machinist, Wellington
J. A. Scully, Senior Machinist, G.P.O.
I. E. Mander, Senior Machinist, G.P.O.
A. M. Croker, Senior Machinist, Auckland
L. E. Carr, Senior Machinist, Wellington
A. M. Welsh, Senior Machinist, Auckland
S. B. Battersby, Senior Machinist, G.P.O.
U. P. Collins, Senior Machinist, G.P.O.
A. McCready, Senior Machinist, Dunedin
A. I. Brown, Shorthand-writer, Invercargill
E. P. Phillips, Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.
J. E. V. Greatbatch, Shorthand-writer, E.O., Auckland
V. F. Crosbie, Shorthand-writer, Timaru
R. E. Mills, Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.
J. A. Teeboon, Machinist, G.P.O.
E. B. Clarke, Shorthand-writer, E.O., Dunedin
N. Buckley, Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.
I. R. Leggott, Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.
E. A. M. Harrison, Shorthand-writer, G.P.O.
E. E. Abraham, Machinist, Christchurch

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