New Zealand Gazette – 1933 – No. 48

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✨ Salary Scales for General Division

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 48
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SCALES FOR GENERAL DIVISION—continued.

Department and Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay.		Annual Increment.
	Minimum.	Maximum.
MENTAL HOSPITALS.	£ s. d.	£ s. d.
Attendant, Head*—
Class A—
1st year	..	..	311 17 0
2nd year	..	..	319 19 0
3rd year	..	..	328 1 0
Class B—
1st year	..	..	287 11 0
2nd year	..	..	295 13 0
Attendant, Charge*—
1st year	..	..	213 15 0
2nd year	..	..	218 14 0
3rd year	..	..	226 16 0
Attendant, Senior*—
1st year	..	..	205 4 0
2nd year	..	..	213 15 0
Attendant*—
1st year	..	..	188 2 0
2nd year	..	..	192 7 6
3rd year	..	..	196 13 0
Matrons†—
Class A	..	..	259 4 0
„ B	..	..	213 14 0
„ C	..	..
Nurse, Charge‡	..	..	162 9 0
Nurse, Senior§	..	..	123 19 6
Nurses—
1st year	..	..
2nd year	..	..
3rd year	..	..
Cooks, Female	..	..	..
Laundresses	..	..	..
Bricklayers	..	..	..
Bakers	..	..	..
Blacksmiths	..	..	..
Carpenters	..	..	..
Electricians	..	..	..
Motor-drivers	..	..	..
Painters	..	..	..
Plumbers	..	..	..
Plasterers	..	..	..
Upholsterers	..	..	..
Bootmakers	..	..	..
Fitters	..	..	194 18 10
Gardeners	..	..	..
Engineers, Assistant	..	..	213 15 0
Engine-drivers	..	..	..
Farm-managers	..	..	243 0 0
Farm Overseers	..	..	213 15 0
Farm hands	..	..	..
Labourers	..	..	..
Storemen	..	..	..
Works Overseers,..	..	..	238 19 0
Works Overseer, Seacliff	..	..	265 3 0

Department and Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay.		Annual Increments.
	Minimum.	Maximum.	£ s. d.
MINES.	£ s. d.	£ s. d.
Colliery Engineer	..	..	..
Electrician	..	..	..
Mine Surveyor	..	..	..
Storekeeper	..	..	213 15 0
Train-consignor and Loading Superintendent, Greymouth	..	..	..

| NATIVE TRUST. | | | |
| Property Supervisor (1) | .. | .. | 307 16 0 | 364 10 0 | 8 2 0 |
| Property Supervisors | .. | .. | 283 10 0 | 307 16 0 | 8 2 0 |

Scale for unmarried attendants, £18 less than above (subject to adjustment in terms of the National Expenditure Adjustment Act, 1932). Charge for maintenance: married attendant (living out), £20 per annum; attendant (living in), £35 per annum. † Charge for maintenance, £65 per annum. ‡ Charge for maintenance, £35 per annum. § Charge for maintenance, £25 per annum. || Subject to adjustment in terms of the National Expenditure Adjustment Act, 1932.

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KeywordsSalary Scales, General Division, Mental Hospitals, Mines, Native Trust, Attendants, Nurses, Matrons, Cooks, Laundresses, Bricklayers, Bakers, Blacksmiths, Carpenters, Electricians, Motor-drivers, Painters, Plumbers, Plasterers, Upholsterers, Bootmakers, Fitters, Gardeners, Engineers, Engine-drivers, Farm-managers, Farm Overseers, Farm hands, Labourers, Storemen, Works Overseers, Colliery Engineer, Electrician, Mine Surveyor, Storekeeper, Train-consignor, Loading Superintendent, Property Supervisor

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