New Zealand Gazette – 1935 – No. 12

Page 547

✨ Public Service Salary Scales

Feb. 22.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 547

SCALES FOR GENERAL DIVISION—continued.

Department and Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay.		Annual Increments.
	Minimum.	Maximum.
	£ s. d.	£ s. d.	£ s. d.
PRISONS.
Chief Warder‡	, Auckland .. .. .. .. ..	267 19 0	340 4 0
			1 of 12 15 0
			4 of 8 10 0
Chief Warders‡	.. .. .. .. ..	267 19 0	318 19 0
			2 of 12 15 0
Engineer (quarry), Auckland .. .. ..	225 8 0	297 14 0	8 10 0
			and 8 11 0
Farm-managers—
1st Grade .. .. .. .. ..	310 9 0	344 10 0	12 15 0
2nd Grade .. .. .. .. ..	250 18 0	293 9 0	12 16 0
			and 12 15 0
Gaolers—
1st Grade‡	.. .. .. .. ..	284 19 0	306 4 0
2nd Grade‡	.. .. .. .. ..	263 14 0	276 9 0
3rd Grade‡	.. .. .. .. ..	255 3 0	259 9 0
Probation Officer (male) .. .. ..	306 4 0	323 4 0	8 10 0
Quarry-manager, Auckland .. .. ..	293 9 0	335 19 0	12 15 0
Superintendents of Auckland and Wellington Prisons .. ..	399 15 0	438 1 0	12 15 0
			and 12 16 0
Superintendent and Farm Supervisor, Waikeria .. ..	378 10 0	425 5 0	12 15 0
Superintendent, Invercargill .. .. ..	378 10 0	425 5 0	12 15 0
Superintendents, Paparua, Wi Tako, and New Plymouth ..	323 4 0	332 15 0	12 15 0
Warders, Principal‡	.. .. .. ..	272 4 0	284 19 0
Warders, Deputy Principal‡	.. .. ..	250 18 0	263 14 0
Warders‡	** .. .. .. .. ..	224 9 0	233 18 0
On completion of twenty years continuous permanent service a bonus of £10 will be awarded if so recommended by the Controller-General of Prisons.
Warders, Night-watch‡	.. .. .. ..	219 19 0	224 9 0
Warders, Probationary (term of probation, two years)‡	..		219 19 0
Warder Instructors—
1st Grade‡	** .. .. .. ..	225 8 0	259 9 0
2nd Grade‡	** .. .. .. ..	224 9 0	238 3 0

Note.—Deductions are made from salaries as follows: Married officers where residence provided, £30 per annum; single officers where quarters provided, £10 per annum.

Female Staff—
| Deputy Superintendent, Point Halswell|| .. .. .. | 170 12 0 | 206 10 0 | 4 10 0
| | | | and 4 9 0
| Matrons|| .. .. .. .. .. | 175 2 0 | 215 10 0 | 4 9 0
| | | | and 4 10 0
| Matron, Assistant (1)|| .. .. .. .. | 125 14 0 | 175 2 0 | 4 10 0
| | | | and 4 9 0
| Matrons, Assistant|| .. .. .. .. .. | 125 14 0 | 166 2 0 | 4 10 0
| | | | and 4 9 0
| Superintendent, Point Halswell|| .. .. .. | .. | 249 1 0 | ..
| Superintendents|| .. .. .. .. .. | 219 19 0 | 242 8 0 | 4 10 0†

PUBLIC TRUST.
| Property Inspectors .. .. .. .. .. | 280 14 0 | 357 5 0 | 8 10 0
| | | | and 8 11 0
| Farm Inspectors .. .. .. .. .. | 335 19 0 | 425 5 0 | 12 16 0
| | | | and 12 15 0
| | | | 2 of 8 10 0
| Rent-collectors .. .. .. .. .. | 233 18 0 | 289 4 0 | 1 of 4 5 0
| | | | 1 of 8 11 0
| | | | 3 of 8 10 0
| Telephone Exchange Attendant .. .. .. | 62 17 0 | 134 14 0 | 3 of 11 14 0
| | | | 2 of 11 13 0
| | | | 1 of 13 9 0

† Subject to adjustment in terms of the National Expenditure Adjustment Act, 1932, and the Finance Act (No. 2), 1934.
‡ Single officers, £18 less (subject to adjustment in terms of the National Expenditure Adjustment Act, 1932, and the Finance Act (No. 2), 1934).
|| Deduction from salary for residence or quarters provided.
** When the maximum is reached an increment of £13 10s. (subject to adjustment in terms of the National Expenditure Adjustment Act, 1932, and the Finance Act (No. 2), 1934), may be granted to Warders of outstanding zeal and ability if so recommended by the Controller-General of Prisons.

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