New Zealand Gazette – 1932 – No. 76

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✨ Salary Scales

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
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SCALES FOR GENERAL DIVISION—continued.

Department and Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay.		Annual Increments.
	Minimum.	Maximum.
	£ s. d.	£ s. d.	£ s. d.
PUBLIC WORKS—continued.
Station Operators, Lake Coleridge, Mangahao, Arapuni, Tuai, Horahora, and Kurow—
First .. .. .. .. .. ..	303 15 0	315 18 0	12 3 0
Second .. .. .. .. .. ..	..	291 12 0	..
Third .. .. .. .. .. ..	..	279 9 0	..
Fourth .. .. .. .. .. ..	..	279 9 0	..
Fifth .. .. .. .. .. ..	..	267 6 0	..
Shift Operators, any point between £218 14s. and £251 2s.	324 0 0	380 14 0	1 of £16/4/-, 5 of £8/2/-
Station Superintendents, Arapuni, Mangahao, Tuai, Lake Coleridge, and Kurow
Storekeepers—
Auckland and Wellington .. .. .. ..	315 18 0	364 10 0	12 3 0
Hamilton and Christchurch .. .. .. ..	315 18 0	340 4 0	12 3 0
Whangarei, Stratford, and Napier .. .. ..	275 8 0	324 0 0	12 3 0
Dunedin, Tauranga, Greymouth, Taumarunui, and Nelson ..	275 8 0	307 16 0	12 3 0
Others .. .. .. .. .. ..	275 8 0	283 10 0	8 2 0
Storekeepers’ Assistants (Senior) .. .. .. ..	222 15 0	271 7 0	12 3 0
Storekeepers’ Assistants .. .. .. .. ..	213 15 0	238 19 0	9 0 0†
Storemen .. .. .. .. .. ..	..	213 15 0	..
Substation Superintendents, Penrose and Addington .. ..	287 11 0	319 19 0	8 2 0
Substation Operators—
1st Grade .. .. .. .. .. ..	218 14 0	251 2 0	8 2 0
2nd Grade .. .. .. .. .. ..	218 14 0	243 0 0	8 2 0
Surfacemen .. .. .. .. .. ..	..	182 2 4	..
Transmission-line Superintendent .. .. .. ..	259 4 0	303 15 0	8 2 0
Workers not otherwise specified (not less than current award rates or other ruling rates if no award is in existence (subject to adjustment in terms of the National Expenditure Adjustment Act, 1932). The scale may be raised slightly or the annual increments varied according to local conditions).
Workshops Clerk .. .. .. .. .. ..	192 7 6	238 19 0	13 10 0†
Workshops Manager .. .. .. .. .. ..	230 17 0	340 4 0	£12/3/- and £8/2/-
STAMP DUTIES.
Stampers .. .. .. .. .. ..	162 9 0	213 15 0	8 11 0
STATE FOREST.
Conservator of Forests—First Grade .. .. .. ..	538 13 0	579 3 0	20 5 0
Second Grade .. .. .. .. .. ..	457 13 0	498 3 0	20 5 0
Draughting Assistant .. .. .. .. .. ..	175 5 6	238 19 0	9 0 0†
Forest Guard* .. .. .. .. .. ..	192 7 6	230 17 0	9 0 0†
Forest Ranger—A Grade .. .. .. .. .. ..	315 18 0	344 5 0	{16 4 0
1st Grade*.. .. .. .. .. ..	259 4 0	307 16 0	12 3 0
2nd Grade* .. .. .. .. .. ..	238 19 0	255 3 0	{4 1 0
			8 2 0
			4 1 0
VALUATION.
District Valuers—
A .. .. .. .. .. ..	433 7 0	486 0 0	12 3 0
B .. .. .. .. .. ..	392 17 0	429 6 0	12 3 0
C .. .. .. .. .. ..	360 9 0	396 18 0	12 3 0
D .. .. .. .. .. ..	275 8 0	372 12 0	12 3 0

Less deduction for quarters when provided.
† Subject to adjustment in terms of the National Expenditure Adjustment Act, 1932.

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

	Minimum.	Maximum.	Annual Increments.
	£ s. d.	£ s. d.	£ s. d.
1st Grade .. .. .. .. .. ..	183 16 6	192 7 6	8 11 0
2nd Grade .. .. .. .. .. ..	166 14 6	175 5 6	8 11 0
3rd Grade.. .. .. .. .. ..	111 3 0	158 3 6	12 16 6 and 8 11 0
Juniors .. .. .. .. .. ..	64 2 6	98 6 6	12 16 6 and 8 11 0
Males .. .. .. .. .. ..	..	238 19 0	..
Reporters (engaged on Reporting duties) .. ..	158 3 6	192 7 6	8 11 0
Reporters (special grade) .. .. .. .. ..	200 18 6	209 9 6*	8 11 0

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 Public Works Department (continued from previous page)

Domain🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
KeywordsSalary Scales, Station Operators, Storekeepers, Substation Operators, Surfacemen, Transmission-line Superintendent, Workshops Clerk, Workshops Manager

💰 Salary Scales for Stamp Duties

Domain💰 Finance & Revenue
KeywordsSalary Scales, Stampers

🌾 Salary Scales for State Forest

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsSalary Scales, Conservator of Forests, Draughting Assistant, Forest Guard, Forest Ranger

💰 Salary Scales for Valuation

Domain💰 Finance & Revenue
KeywordsSalary Scales, District Valuers

🏛️ Salary Scales for Shorthand-Typists, Typists, Machinists, and Office Assistants

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsSalary Scales, Shorthand-Typists, Typists, Machinists, Office Assistants, Reporters

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