New Zealand Gazette – 1935 – No. 12

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✨ Marine Department Employee List

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[No. 12

MARINE DEPARTMENT—continued.

No.	Name.	Salary, Year ended 31st March, 1934.	Salary from 1st April, 1934.	Salary for Year ending 31st March, 1935.	Date from which payable.	Classification. Division and Class.	Maximum for Position.	Position and Place.	Month and Year of Birth.	Superannuation Service on 31/3/34.	Examinations and Remarks.
1	INSPECTION OF MACHINERY BRANCH—cd. Forster, J. D.	£ s. d. 396 18 0	£ s. 416 15 0	£ s. d. 416 15 0	1/4/34	P C	£ s. d. 416 15 0	Insp. of Machinery and Engineer Surveyor of Ships, Wellington	M. Y. 10/92	Y. M. 4 0	1st Class Marine Engineer’s Cert.
2	McKenzie, A.	396 18 0	416 15 0	416 15 0	1/4/34	P, C	416 15 0	Insp. of Machinery and Engineer Surveyor of Ships, Auckland	12/89	3 10	1st Class Marine Engineer’s Cert.
3	Williams, L. W.	360 9 0	378 10	399 15 0	23/8/34	P, C	416 15 0	Insp. of Machinery and Engineer Surveyor of Ships, Auckland	8/96	0 7	1st Class Marine Engineer’s Cert. (1st Class Motor Endorsement).
4	Smith, A.	238 19 0	250 18 0	250 18 0	1/4/34	C, VII	250 18 0	Clerk, Dunedin	5/99	17 0	Jn. Ex.
5	Craig, R. L.	238 19 0	250 18 0	250 18 0	1/4/34	C, VII	250 18 0	Clerk, Auckland	8/97	18 3	Jn. Ex.
6	Cooper, S. M.	238 19 0	250 18 0	250 18 0	1/4/34	C, VII	250 18 0	Clerk, Wellington	12/99	16 7	Jn. Ex.
7	Steinmetz, I. C.	132 10 6	139 4	170 12 0	10/3/35	C, VII	250 18 0	Clerk, Christchurch	5/11	4 1	Jn. Ex., Matric.
8	FISHERIES BRANCH. Hefford, A. E.	619 13 0	650 13 0	650 13 0	1/4/34	P, A	650 13 0	Chief Inspector of Fisheries, Wellington	4/81	6 11	M.Sc.
9	Martin, E. R.	238 19 0	250 18 0	250 18 0	1/4/34	C, VII	250 18 0	Clerk, Wellington	3/05	10 1	Sub. Ent. Ex.
0	Rapson, A. M.	132 10 6	139 4	170 12 0	11/1/35	C, VII	250 18 0	Clerk, Wellington	2/12	4 3	B.Sc.
1	Main, J. S.	307 16 0	323 4 0	323 4 0	1/4/34	G	323 4 0	Fish Culturist, Hakataramea	6/81	4 2	Pays £25 p.a. rent.
2	Young, M. W.	291 12 0	306 4 0	306 4 0	1/4/34	G	306 4 0	Marine Biologist, Wgton.	8/98	5 8
3	Daniel, C. B.	307 16 0	323 4 0	323 4 0	1/4/34	G	323 4 0	Inspector of Fisheries, &c., Auckland	7/83	18 4	Home-trade Master’s Certificate.
4	Migan, G. R.	271 7 0	284 19 0	284 19 0	1/4/34	G	284 19 0	Inspector of Fisheries, &c., Auckland	8/86	10 3
5	Gibbs, C. A.	222 15 0	233 18 0	233 18 0	1/4/34	G	233 18 0	Inspector of Fisheries, &c., Russell	8/85	8 0
6	Hogg, J.	205 4 0	215 10 0	215 10 0	1/4/34	G	215 10 0	Assistant at Salmon-station, Hakataramea	8/70	31 2
7	O’Connor, T. J.	205 4 0	215 10 0	215 10 0	1/4/34	G	215 10 0	Assistant Inspector of Fisheries, &c., Auck.	12/93	11 4
8	Anderson, I. I.	205 4 0	215 10 0	215 10 0	1/4/34	G	215 10 0	Assistant Inspector of Fisheries and Launch-driver, Auckland	6/00	11 7
9	Gilliver, E. W.	205 4 0	215 10 0	215 10 0	1/4/34	G	215 10 0	Assistant Inspector of Fisheries and Launch-driver, Coromandel	2/06	9 3	Jn. Ex.
0	LIGHTHOUSE SERVICE. Burgess, J. W.	619 13 0	650 13 0	650 13 0	1/4/34	P, A	650 13 0	Commander “Matai,” Wellington	4/76	25 3	Foreign-going Master’s Certificate. (a).
1	Fraser, W. A.	372 12 0	391 5 0	391 5 0	1/4/34	G	391 5 0	Lighthouse Expert, Wgtn	2/72	35 10
2	Field, E. H.	271 7 0	284 19 0	284 19 0	1/4/34	G	284 19 0†	Overseer, Wellington	8/76	36 8
3	Hooper, A. J.	222 15 0	233 18 0	233 18 0	1/4/34	G	233 18 0	Storekeeper’s Assistant, &c., Wellington	7/89	20 8
4	†Johnston, J. C.	226 16 0	238 3 0*	238 3 0*	1/4/34	G	238 3 0	Principal, Waipapapa Point	6/76	..
5	†Simmons, G. T.	226 16 0	238 3 0*	238 3 0*	1/4/34	G	238 3 0	Principal, Cape Egmont	2/80	..	(e).
6	Smith, T. B.	226 16 0	238 3 0*	238 3 0*	1/4/34	G	238 3 0	Principal, Godley Head	10/81	27 1
7	Livingstone, J.	226 16 0	238 3 0*	238 3 0*	1/4/34	G	238 3 0	Principal, Moeraki	5/81	27 0	(b).
8	Sanders, A. H.	226 16 0	238 3 0*	238 3 0*	1/4/34	G	238 3 0	Principal, Akaroa Head	8/80	25 11
9	Page, A. W.	226 16 0	238 3 0*	238 3 0*	1/4/34	G	238 3 0	Principal, Kahurangi Point	11/82	24 11
0	Wilson, R. S.	226 16 0	238 3 0*	238 3 0*	1/4/34	G	238 3 0	Principal, Pencarrow Head	5/80	25 11	(b), (e).
1	Conway, J. H. C.	226 16 0	238 3 0§	238 3 0§	1/4/34	G	238 3 0	Principal, Brothers	10/84	22 10
2	Neal, R. H.	226 16 0	238 3 0*	238 3 0*	1/4/34	G	238 3 0	Principal, Cape Palliser	5/84	22 2	(b), (c).
3	Smith, W.	226 16 0	238 3 0*	238 3 0*	1/4/34	G	238 3 0	Principal, Puysegur Pt.	11/83	21 2	(b), (e).
4	Brown, G. H.	226 16 0	238 3 0*	238 3 0*	1/4/34	G	238 3 0	Principal, Portland Is.	8/86	19 6	(e).
5	Roberts, J. S.	226 16 0	238 3 0*	238 3 0*	1/4/34	G	238 3 0	Principal, Mokohinou	9/72	18 1	(e).
6	Garland, M. W.	226 16 0	238 3 0*	238 3 0*	1/4/34	G	238 3 0	Principal, Cuvier Is.	2/87	16 11	(e).
7	White, P. E.	226 16 0	238 3 0*	238 3 0*	1/4/34	G	238 3 0	Principal, Cape Brett	10/86	16 7	(b), (e).
8	Schofield, S.	226 16 0	238 3 0*	238 3 0*	1/4/34	G	238 3 0	Principal, Stephens Is.	12/92	16 0	(e).
9	Harvey, N. H.	226 16 0	238 3 0*	238 3 0*	1/4/34	G	238 3 0	Principal, Manukau, South Head	7/91	16 0
0	Jamieson, H. B.	226 16 0	238 3 0*	238 3 0*	1/4/34	G	238 3 0	Principal, East Cape.	10/90	15 0	(b), (c).
1	Cocker, J.	226 16 0	238 3 0*	238 3 0*	1/4/34	G	238 3 0	Principal, Nugget Pt.	4/79	14 10	(b).
2	Ager, G.	226 16 0	238 3 0*	238 3 0*	1/4/34	G	238 3 0	Principal, C. Saunders	11/86	13 11	(b).
3	Irvine, J. H.	226 16 0	238 3 0*	238 3 0*	1/4/34	G	238 3 0	Principal, Farewell Sp.	8/91	14 4	(b), (e).

Less £30 p.a. for house.
† Does not contribute to Superannuation Fund. Service at 31/3/34: Johnston, 27 years 10 months; Simmons, 27 years 7 months.
‡ Grading personal to present holder of position.
§ Less £30 p.a. for quarters and victualling supplied.
(a) A deduction of £5 per annum is made from salary in respect of board and quarters in terms of the Finance Act, 1931, the National Expenditure Adjustment Act, 1932, and the Finance Act (No. 2), 1934.
(b) Also £3 9s. p.a. as Telephonist.
(c) Also £7 4s. p.a. station allowance.
(e) Also £14 8s. p.a. station allowance.

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🚂 List of Persons Employed in the Marine Department, 1934 (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsPublic Service, Employee List, Salaries, Marine Department, 1934
👱🏽 Names

43 names identified

J. D. Forster, Inspector of Machinery and Engineer Surveyor of Ships, Wellington
A. McKenzie, Inspector of Machinery and Engineer Surveyor of Ships, Auckland
L. W. Williams, Inspector of Machinery and Engineer Surveyor of Ships, Auckland
A. Smith, Clerk, Dunedin
R. L. Craig, Clerk, Auckland
S. M. Cooper, Clerk, Wellington
I. C. Steinmetz, Clerk, Christchurch
A. E. Hefford, Chief Inspector of Fisheries, Wellington
E. R. Martin, Clerk, Wellington
A. M. Rapson, Clerk, Wellington
J. S. Main, Fish Culturist, Hakataramea
M. W. Young, Marine Biologist, Wellington
C. B. Daniel, Inspector of Fisheries, Auckland
G. R. Migan, Inspector of Fisheries, Auckland
C. A. Gibbs, Inspector of Fisheries, Russell
J. Hogg, Assistant at Salmon-station, Hakataramea
T. J. O’Connor, Assistant Inspector of Fisheries, Auckland
I. I. Anderson, Assistant Inspector of Fisheries and Launch-driver, Auckland
E. W. Gilliver, Assistant Inspector of Fisheries and Launch-driver, Coromandel
J. W. Burgess, Commander 'Matai,' Wellington
W. A. Fraser, Lighthouse Expert, Wellington
E. H. Field, Overseer, Wellington
A. J. Hooper, Storekeeper’s Assistant, Wellington
J. C. Johnston, Principal, Waipapapa Point
G. T. Simmons, Principal, Cape Egmont
T. B. Smith, Principal, Godley Head
J. Livingstone, Principal, Moeraki
A. H. Sanders, Principal, Akaroa Head
A. W. Page, Principal, Kahurangi Point
R. S. Wilson, Principal, Pencarrow Head
J. H. C. Conway, Principal, Brothers
R. H. Neal, Principal, Cape Palliser
W. Smith, Principal, Puysegur Point
G. H. Brown, Principal, Portland Island
J. S. Roberts, Principal, Mokohinou
M. W. Garland, Principal, Cuvier Island
P. E. White, Principal, Cape Brett
S. Schofield, Principal, Stephens Island
N. H. Harvey, Principal, Manukau, South Head
H. B. Jamieson, Principal, East Cape
J. Cocker, Principal, Nugget Point
G. Ager, Principal, Cape Saunders
J. H. Irvine, Principal, Farewell Spit

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