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✨ Salary Scales for General Division

JULY 4.]
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
SCALES FOR GENERAL DIVISION—continued.

Department and Position.

Yearly Rate of Pay.

Minimum.

Maximum.

Annual
Increments.

PUBLIC TRUST.
Property Inspectors
Farm Inspectors
Supervisor of Rents
Rent-collectors
Telephone Exchange Attendant

£ s. d.
267 6 0
319 19 0

£ s. d.
340 4 0
405 0 0
307 16 0

£ s. d.
8 2 0
8 2 0

222 15 0
59 17 0

275 8 0
128 5 0

5 of £11 2s. 4d.
1 of £12 16s. 4d.

PUBLIC WORKS.
Blacksmiths
Bricklayer
Chainmen
Chauffeur and Caretaker
Construction Superintendent
Distribution Overseer
Electricians—Overseer (Auckland)
Foreman
1st Grade
2nd Grade
Electrical Inspector, Addington
Electric Lines Inspector
Engine-drivers, Locomotive**
Engine-drivers, Stationary
Engineers’ Assistants, at any point up to £287 11s.
Fitters
Gardeners—Head
1st Grade
Others (after five years’ apprenticeship)
Guards
Harbourmaster and Wharfinger, Kopu
Helio-printer
Inspector of Steel Structures
Inspector of Works, at any point up to £396 18s.
Labourer, Skilled
Linemen
Location Engineer, Assistant
Mechanical Engineer, Assistant
Navvy-drivers
Overseers, at any point between £222 15s. and £332 2s.
Overseer and Dredge Master
Painter Foreman
Plumber Overseer
Plumber (Leading)
Road Engineer, Assistant, at any point up to £396 18s.
Road Foremen—
1st Grade
2nd Grade
Station Operators—
First
Second
Third
Fourth
Fifth
Shift Operators, any point between £218 14s. and £251 2s.
Station Superintendents
Storekeepers—
Wellington
Hamilton and Christchurch
Auckland, Whangarei, Stratford, and Napier
Dunedin, Tauranga, Greymouth, Taumarunui, and Nelson
Others
Storekeepers’ Assistants (Senior)
Storekeepers’ Assistants
Substation Superintendents, Penrose and Addington
Substation Operators—
1st Grade
2nd Grade
Surfacemen
Transmission-line Superintendent
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

194 18 10
194 18 10

213 15 0
217 1 7

6 16 10
7 4 0§

194 18 10

213 15 0
417 3 0
283 10 0
291 12 0
251 2 0

8 2 0

194 18 10
226 16 0
303 15 0
201 15 7
208 12 5

205 4 0
243 0 0

8 2 0

6 16 10
8 2 0
7 4 0§

222 15 0

194 18 10
213 15 0
1/9321/400††
1/8379/400††

218 14 0
1/9321/400d.††
1/8379/400d.††

4 10 0§
171/400d.††
171/200d.††

203 9 10

243 0 0

213 15 0
429 6 0

8 11 0

209 9 6

213 15 0
218 14 0
287 11 0

344 5 0
360 9 0

9 0 0§
8 2 0

213 15 0
319 19 0
251 2 0
291 12 0

344 5 0

8 2 0

200 18 6

209 9 6
192 7 6

8 11 0

303 15 0

315 18 0
291 12 0
279 9 0
279 9 0
267 6 0

12 3 0

324 0 0

380 14 0

1 of £16/4/-,
5 of £8/2/-

315 18 0
315 18 0
275 8 0
275 8 0
275 8 0
222 15 0
213 15 0
287 11 0

364 10 0
340 4 0
324 0 0
307 16 0
283 10 0
271 7 0
238 19 0
319 19 0

12 3 0
12 3 0
12 3 0
12 3 0
8 2 0
12 3 0
9 0 0§
8 2 0

218 14 0
218 14 0
182 2 4
259 4 0

251 2 0
243 0 0
303 15 0

8 2 0
8 2 0
8 2 0

192 7 6

238 19 0

13 10 0§

§ Subject to adjustment in terms of the National Expenditure Adjustment Act, 1932.
|| Award rates of pay (subject to adjustment in terms of the National Expenditure Adjustment Act, 1932).
** To work under Public Works Workers’ Agreement.
†† Per hour.

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🏛️ Salary Scales for General Division (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsSalary Scales, General Division, Public Trust, Public Works, Property Inspectors, Farm Inspectors, Supervisor of Rents, Rent-collectors, Telephone Exchange Attendant, Blacksmiths, Bricklayer, Chainmen, Chauffeur and Caretaker, Construction Superintendent, Distribution Overseer, Electricians, Foreman, Electrical Inspector, Engine-drivers, Engineers’ Assistants, Fitters, Gardeners, Guards, Harbourmaster and Wharfinger, Helio-printer, Inspector of Steel Structures, Inspector of Works, Labourer, Linemen, Location Engineer, Mechanical Engineer, Navvy-drivers, Overseers, Painter Foreman, Plumber Overseer, Plumber, Road Engineer, Road Foremen, Station Operators, Shift Operators, Station Superintendents, Storekeepers, Storekeepers’ Assistants, Substation Superintendents, Substation Operators, Surfacemen, Transmission-line Superintendent, Workers, Workshops Clerk

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