New Zealand Gazette – 1933 – No. 63

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✨ Railway Department Classification

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

RAILWAY DEPARTMENT CLASSIFICATION, 1932—continued.

Progressive No.	Name.	Designation.	Location.	Salary on 31st March, 1932.	Grade, 1st April, 1932.	Subgrade.	Amount	Date.	Salary for Year ending 31st March, 1933.	Service.	Remarks.
									Y. M. Since last appointed.	Y. M. Prior to last appointment.	Y. M. For Super. annuation Purposes.

FIRST DIVISION--SUBDIVISION II--continued.
262	Eadie, J. R.	Blacksmith Shop Foreman	Workshops, Add'ton	355 5 1	380	17/3/33	25 0	14 7	32 10
263	Martin, A. F.	Yard Foreman	Christchurch	355 5 1	380	30/3/33	29 7	..	29 7
264	Coles, C. W.	Shed Foreman	""	355 5 1	380	17/3/33	31 3	..	31 3
265	Melican, J. B. T.	Passenger Foreman	Auckland	355 5 1	380	17/3/33	30 5	2 1	32 6
266	Smith, R.	Shed Foreman	""	355 5 1	380	31/3/33	30 4	..	30 4
267	Maclean, A.	""	New Plymouth	355 5 1	380	22/3/33	30 1	..	30 1
268	Stuart, T.	Passenger Foreman	Dunedin	355 5 1	380	17/3/33	30 3	1 10	31 3
269	Dash, C. E.	Yard Foreman	Christchurch	355 5 1	380	17/3/33	29 3	..	29 3
270	Currie, W.	Ticket Inspector and Timber Checker	Invercargill	355 5 1	355	1/4/32	29 0	..	29 0
	Sheehan, J.	Yard Foreman	Palmerston North	355 5 1	380	17/3/33	33 6	..	33 6
	Barltrop, F.	""	Dunedin	355 5 1	380	17/3/33	30 0	..	30 0
	Tuck, W. M.	""	""	+2/4 5 1	355	*	34 4	..	34 4
	Bradley, A.	Pass. & Yd. Foreman	Frankton Junction	355 5 1	380	17/3/33	31 7	..	31 7
	Fogden, E. H.	Passenger Foreman	Auckland	+2/4 5 1	355	*	28 8	0 2	28 10
	Greenwood, W. H.	Yard Foreman	New Plymouth	355 5 1	380	17/3/33	28 6	..	28 6
	Leeden, W. J.	Pass. & Yd. Foreman	Frankton Junction	+2/14 5 1	355	*	28 5	3 6	29 6
	Banks, H. E. S.	Yard Foreman	Auckland	355 5 1	380	29/3/33	30 8	..	30 8
	Aitken, W. J.	Passenger Foreman	Christchurch	355 5 1	380	17/3/33	28 4	0 10	29 2
	Washer, M. F.	Goods Foreman	Greymouth	355 5 1	380	17/3/33	28 0	0 2	28 2
	Hughes, W.	Ticket Inspector	Wanganui	355 5 1	355	1/4/32	31 0	..	31 0
	Tregoweth, F.	""	Auckland	355 5 1	355	1/4/32	31 9	..	31 9
	Kavanagh, E. F.	""	Dunedin	355 5 1	355	1/4/32	31 6	..	31 6
	Muirhead, J.	Passenger Foreman	Palmerston North	355 5 1	355	1/4/32	30 10	..	30 10
	Ridley, J. W.	""	""	355 5 1	355	1/4/32	30 5	..	30 5
	Rowse, D.	Ticket Inspector	Christchurch	355 5 1	355	1/4/32	29 10	..	29 10
	McGonigle, W. J.	Pass. & Yd. Foreman	Wanganui	+2/4 5 1	355	1/4/32	29 8	0 9	29 8
	Hicks, R. I.	Yard Foreman	Greymouth	355 5 1	355	1/4/32	31 11	..	31 11
	Dunne, F. C.	Goods Foreman	Oamaru	+2/4 5 1	355	*	30 6	..	30 6
	Cole, F.	Passenger Foreman	Lambton	355 5 1	355	1/4/32	32 2	..	32 2
	Fitzpatrick, H. J.	Pass. and Yd. Foreman	Marton	355 5 1	355	1/4/32	32 0	..	32 0
	Gardner, W.	Passenger Foreman	Invercargill	355 5 1	355	1/4/32	29 10	..	29 10
	Griffin, J.	Ticket Inspector	Frankton Junction	355 5 1	355	1/4/32	27 9	..	27 9
	Callander, C. W. B.	Passenger and Yard Foreman	Marton	+2/4 5 1	355	*	27 7	0 6	28 1
	Carmichael, T. H.	Signal Instructor	T.S.O., H.O., W'gton	355 5 1	355	1/4/32	27 6	..	27 6
	Perry, J. E.	Passenger Foreman	Invercargill	+2/4 5 1	355	*	27 6	..	27 6
	Davin, P.	Yard Foreman	Bluff	355 5 1	355	1/4/32	27 4	..	27 4
	Harvey, G. E.	Passenger Foreman	Lambton	355 5 1	355	1/4/32	27 3	0 4	27 7
	Charles, W.	Ticket Inspector	Wellington	355 5 1	355	1/4/32	27 3	..	27 3
	Gillespie, W.	Yard Foreman	Greymouth	355 5 1	355	1/4/32	33 3	0 9	34 0
	Holland, J.	Paint Shop Foreman	Workshops, Add'ton	355 5 1	380	28/3/33	25 0	6 9	31 9
	Newth, W. L. N.	Bridge Inspector	Timaru	355 5 1	380	31/3/33	18 5	2 9	21 2
	Horsercoft, R. C.	""	Auckland	355 5 1	380	17/3/33	26 2	..	26 2
	Boss, C. L.	Maintenance Shop Foreman Town	Workshops, East	+2/84 5 1	355	*	15 11	1 8	16 3
	Raeburn, A. C.	Bridge Inspector	Te Aroha	+2/84 5 1	355	*	15 6	1 7	15 6
	McMillan, R. C.	Maintce. Shp. Foremn.	Workshops, Otahuhu	355 5 1	380	17/3/33	19 10	0 4	19 10
	Troon, H. W.	Bridge Inspector	Dunedin	355 5 1	380	31/3/33	20 1	..	20 1
	O'Shannessey, J.	Maintce. Shp. Foremn.	Workshops, Hillside	355 5 1	380	31/3/33	16 2	..	16 2
	Edmonds, W.	Insp., Permanent Way	Waipukurau	355 5 1	380	31/3/33	31 11	1 4	32 4
	Whittington, L.	""	Woodville	355 5 1	380	17/3/33	25 11	0 1	25 11
	Lane, A. S.	""	Timaru	355 5 1	380	17/3/33	29 10	1 7	30 5
	Meade, A. J.	""	Springfield	355 5 1	380	17/3/33	27 7	0 3	27 10
	Byron, A. L.	""	Stratford	355 5 1	380	17/3/33	26 6	..	26 6
	Rankin, G. J.	""	Oamaru	355 5 1	380	17/3/33	24 6	4 9	29 3
	Hopkinson, A.	""	Te Aroha	+2/3_1/2 5 1	355	*	23 4	1 2	24 6
	Crozier, R. F.	""	Whangarei	+2/3_1/2 5 1	355	*	22 8	2 7	25 3
	Durbridge, E. W.	""	Te Kuiti	+2/3_1/2 5 1	355	*	21 9	..	21 9
	Robertson, D. B.	""	Maungaturoto	355 5 1	380	31/3/33	21 6	1 10	22 7
	McKay, D. C.	""	Milton	+2/3_1/2 5 1	355	*	21 1	1 10	22 0
	O'Connor, J.	Signal and Electric Lines Inspector	Newmarket	355 5 1	380	17/3/33	12 3	8 5	20 8
	Black, R. F.	Asst. Loco. Engineer	Christchurch	250 5 1	355	*	7 9	..	7 9
	Read, G. S. J.	Second Asst. Loco. Engineer	Auckland	250 5 1	355	*	7 4	..	7 4
	Thompson, H. J.	Asst. Loco. Foreman	Napier	355 5 1	380	17/3/33	34 1	..	34 1
	Pratt, T. W.	""	New Plymouth	355 5 1	380	17/3/33	33 2	..	33 2
	Luxton, T. D.	""	Te Kuiti	+2/9 5 1	355	*	31 11	..	31 11

Salary payable from date of transfer to position shown. † Per hour.

Max. for pos. £355 p.a. Ditto.

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🚂 Railway Department Classification, 1932 (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsRailways Department, Classification, 1932, Salaries, Employee List
👱🏽 Names

64 names identified

J. R. Eadie, Blacksmith Shop Foreman
A. F. Martin, Yard Foreman
C. W. Coles, Shed Foreman
J. B. T. Melican, Passenger Foreman
R. Smith, Shed Foreman
A. Maclean, Shed Foreman
T. Stuart, Passenger Foreman
C. E. Dash, Yard Foreman
W. Currie, Ticket Inspector and Timber Checker
J. Sheehan, Yard Foreman
F. Barltrop, Yard Foreman
W. M. Tuck, Yard Foreman
A. Bradley, Passenger and Yard Foreman
E. H. Fogden, Passenger Foreman
W. H. Greenwood, Yard Foreman
W. J. Leeden, Passenger and Yard Foreman
H. E. S. Banks, Yard Foreman
W. J. Aitken, Passenger Foreman
M. F. Washer, Goods Foreman
W. Hughes, Ticket Inspector
F. Tregoweth, Ticket Inspector
E. F. Kavanagh, Ticket Inspector
J. Muirhead, Passenger Foreman
J. W. Ridley, Passenger Foreman
D. Rowse, Ticket Inspector
W. J. McGonigle, Passenger and Yard Foreman
R. I. Hicks, Yard Foreman
F. C. Dunne, Goods Foreman
F. Cole, Passenger Foreman
H. J. Fitzpatrick, Passenger and Yard Foreman
W. Gardner, Passenger Foreman
J. Griffin, Ticket Inspector
C. W. B. Callander, Passenger and Yard Foreman
T. H. Carmichael, Signal Instructor
J. E. Perry, Passenger Foreman
P. Davin, Yard Foreman
G. E. Harvey, Passenger Foreman
W. Charles, Ticket Inspector
W. Gillespie, Yard Foreman
J. Holland, Paint Shop Foreman
W. L. N. Newth, Bridge Inspector
R. C. Horsercoft, Bridge Inspector
C. L. Boss, Maintenance Shop Foreman
A. C. Raeburn, Bridge Inspector
R. C. McMillan, Maintenance Shop Foreman
H. W. Troon, Bridge Inspector
J. O'Shannessey, Maintenance Shop Foreman
W. Edmonds, Inspector, Permanent Way
L. Whittington, Inspector, Permanent Way
A. S. Lane, Inspector, Permanent Way
A. J. Meade, Inspector, Permanent Way
A. L. Byron, Inspector, Permanent Way
G. J. Rankin, Inspector, Permanent Way
A. Hopkinson, Inspector, Permanent Way
R. F. Crozier, Inspector, Permanent Way
E. W. Durbridge, Inspector, Permanent Way
D. B. Robertson, Inspector, Permanent Way
D. C. McKay, Inspector, Permanent Way
J. O'Connor, Signal and Electric Lines Inspector
R. F. Black, Assistant Locomotive Engineer
G. S. J. Read, Second Assistant Locomotive Engineer
H. J. Thompson, Assistant Locomotive Foreman
T. W. Pratt, Assistant Locomotive Foreman
T. D. Luxton, Assistant Locomotive Foreman

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