New Zealand Gazette – 1933 – No. 40

Page 1409

✨ Military Pay Rates

MAY 25.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1409

Paragraph 47A: Delete the rates of pay and footnotes thereto, and substitute the following, those shown in table (1) being the rates in force for period 1st April, 1931, to 31st March, 1932, those in table (2) being the rates in force with effect from 1st April, 1932, for personnel enlisted prior to 1st June, 1932, and those in table (3) being the rates for personnel enlisted on or after 1st June, 1932.

New Zealand Permanent Air Force.

Officers. (a)	(1) Rates of Pay from 1st April, 1931, to 31st March, 1932.	(2) Rates of Pay per Annum from 1st April, 1932.
Wing Commander— After 4 years ..	£ s. d. 688 10 0	£ s. d. 619 13 0
After 2 years ..	630 0 0	567 0 0
On appointment ..	585 0 0	526 10 0
Squadron-Leader— After 4 years ..	553 10 0	498 3 0
After 2 years ..	508 10 0	457 13 0
On appointment ..	463 10 0	417 3 0
Flight-Lieutenant— After 8 years ..	463 10 0	417 3 0
After 4 years ..	436 10 0	392 17 0
After 2 years ..	396 0 0	356 8 0
On appointment ..	360 0 0	324 0 0
Flying Officer— After 4 years ..	346 10 0	311 17 0
After 2 years ..	306 0 0	275 8 0
On appointment ..	270 0 0	243 0 0
Pilot Officer— After 2 years ..	306 0 0	200 0 0
After 1 year ..	270 0 0	175 0 0
On appointment ..	270 0 0	150 0 0
Cadets attending Royal Air Force College ..	..	50 0 0

Warrant Officers, N.C.O.s, and Airmen.	Single, per Day.	Married, per Day.	Single. (b). Per Annum.	Married. (b). Per Annum.	Rate of Pay per Annum for Personnel enlisted on or after 1st June, 1932.
Warrant officer, Class I— After 4 years ..	s. d. 17 4½	s. d. 18 10½	£ s. d. 285 18 0	£ s. d. 310 5 0	£ s. d. 280 0 0
After 2 years ..	16 11½	18 5½	278 6 0	303 0 0	270 0 0
On appointment to rank	16 6	18 0	271 2 0	295 16 0	260 0 0
Warrant officer, Class II ..	16 0¾	17 6¾	263 10 0	288 4 0	245 0 0
Flight sergeant ..	15 1¾	16 7¾	248 13 0	273 7 0	225 0 0
Sergeant ..	14 8¾	16 2¾	241 9 0	266 3 0	215 0 0
Corporal ..	14 0³⁄₁₀	15 6³⁄₁₀	230 8 0	255 2 0	200 0 0
Leading aircraftman ..	13 4¹⁄₅	14 10¹⁄₅	219 8 0	244 2 0	190 0 0
Aircraftman— 1st Class ..	12 5²⁄₅	13 11²⁄₅	214 9 0	229 5 0	170 0 0
2nd Class, after 1 year ..	11 6²⁄₅	13 0²⁄₅	200 7 0	214 9 0	150 0 0
2nd Class, 1st year ..	10 9²⁄₅	12 3²⁄₅	187 1 0	213 6 0	125 0 0
Aircraft apprentice— 4th year ..	7 7⁴⁄₅	..	132 14 0	..	115 0 0
3rd year ..	6 9	..	117 2 0	..	100 0 0
2nd year ..	5 9³⁄₁₀	..	100 0 0	..	85 0 0
On appointment ..	4 9³⁄₅	..	83 5 0	..	70 0 0

NOTES.—(a) Officers of the New Zealand Permanent Air Force employed on regular flying duties shall receive flying pay of £8 2s. per month in addition to the above rates.

(b) After 31st March, 1933, the “single” rates of pay shown in table (2) shall become the “flat rates” for both single and married personnel enlisted prior to 1st June, 1932, provided that any such member married on or prior to 31st March, 1933, may continue to draw the married rate he was receiving on that date until such time as he becomes eligible by promotion for a higher rate under the “flat rate” scale hereby laid down, and further provided that he is supporting a wife and/or children under eighteen years of age.

(c) Qualification pay at the rate of 1s. 7½d. per diem may continue to be paid to selected airmen for whom same was approved prior to the date of publication of these amendments, provided they remain efficient and pass such requalifying tests as may be required.

(d) Aircraft apprentices residing away from their homes may be granted lodging-allowance at the following rates, with application only to apprentices enlisted on or after 1st June, 1932:—

	When not provided with Quarters.	When provided with Quarters.
1st year apprentice ..	£30 per annum ..	£17 per annum.
2nd year apprentice ..	£15 per annum ..	£2 per annum.
3rd year apprentice ..	£10 per annum ..	Nil.

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