New Zealand Gazette – 1935 – No. 83

Page 3203

✨ Railway Department Classification

Nov. 8.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3203

RAILWAY DEPARTMENT CLASSIFICATION, 1935—continued.

Classification.	Service.
Designation.
Rate of Pay on 31st March, 1936.
1st April, 1936.
Subclass.	Grade.
Amount.	Date.
Since last appointed.	Prior to Date last appointed.	For Special Purposes.

SECOND DIVISION—continued.

Class 2 : Locomotive.


1	Brunetti, P. D. ..	Leading Fitter ..	2 8½	1	..	2 8½	1/4/36	28 7	..	28 7
2	Perry, S. H. ..	" ..	2 8½	1	..	2 8½	1/4/35	20 0	7 0	20 0
3	King, W. H. ..	" ..	2 8½	1	..	2 8½	1/4/35	17 0	6 11	17 0
4	Shaw, L. E. ..	" ..	2 8½	1	..	2 8½	1/4/35	34 5	..	34 5
5	McDonnell, F. B. ..	" ..	2 6½	1	..	2 7½	30/6/35	29 10	..	29 10
1	Roberts, H. ..	Leading Boilermaker ..	2 8½	1	..	2 8½	1/4/35	28 7	..	28 7
1	Haslemore, J. ..	Leading Carpenter ..	2 8½	1	..	2 8½	1/4/35	32 2	..	32 2
2	McGill, A. ..	" ..	2 8½	1	..	2 8½	1/4/35	27 7	..	27 7
3	Selwyn, W. R. ..	" ..	2 8½	1	..	2 8½	1/4/35	17 7	0 9	17 7
1	Toner, E. S. ..	Leading Train-examiner..	2 3	1	..	2 3	1/4/35	33 0	3 6	36 6
2	Archer, C. H. W. ..	" ..	2 3	1	..	2 3	1/4/35	33 0	1 10	34 10
3	Sharman, H. ..	" ..	2 3	1	..	2 3	1/4/35	35 5	0 11	36 4
4	Dick, C. J. ..	" ..	2 3	1	..	2 3	1/4/35	34 6	..	34 6
5	*Hayes, R. ..	Train-examiner ..	2 1½	10	1	2 1½	1/4/35	33 0	4 3	36 8
6	Smith, S. R. ..	Leading Lifter ..	2 3	1	..	2 3	1/4/35	33 0	3 9	36 9
1	Hopkinson, A. ..	Leading Cranedriver ..	2 3	1	..	2 3	1/4/35	24 0	6 5	30 5
1	Clements, M. G. ..	Bricklayer ..	2 5	2	..	2 5	1/4/35	14 0	6 0	20 0
1	Hartley, H. W. ..	Fitter ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/36	19 0	6 0	25 0
2	Valentine, A. E. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/36	26 4	2 6	28 10
3	McCormack, M. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/36	22 0	5 7	22 0
4	Wardell, J. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	23 0	5 11	28 11
5	Mackenzie, W. B. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	26 4	0 9	27 1
6	Cameron, D. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	35 1	..	35 1
7	Aitchison, J. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	25 0	6 8	31 8
8	Chaplin, W. H. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	33 9	..	33 9
9	Hull, I. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	31 10	..	31 10
10	Titchener, W. H. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	31 6	..	31 6
11	Ayto, J. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	24 9	0 5	25 2
12	Brown, W. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	30 7	..	30 7
13	Nielsen, N. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	23 0	5 8	23 0
14	Bower, H. A. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	22 0	5 10	22 0
15	Rose, G. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	22 0	6 9	22 0
16	Leek, A. W. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	28 1	..	28 1
17	Carter, C. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	26 9	..	26 9
18	Eggo, J. P. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	30 0	6 8	20 0
19	Smith, R. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	20 0	5 2	25 2
20	Richardson, G. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	19 0	7 9	24 8
21	Paton, R. G. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	19 0	5 7	24 7
22	Newton, D. H. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	19 0	5 3	19 0
23	Culley, R. A. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	24 7	..	24 7
24	Stewart, A. G. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	24 5	..	24 5
25	Jackson, F. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	24 2	..	24 2
26	Blackburn, P. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	24 3	..	24 3
27	Cumming, A. D. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	18 0	5 11	18 0
28	Wilton, A. H. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	18 0	5 10	18 0
29	Gillies, H. L. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	18 0	5 10	18 0
30	Collins, D. J. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	18 0	5 8	23 8
31	Handcock, G. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	18 0	5 8	18 0
32	Ward, A. E. B. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	18 0	5 5	18 0
33	Wallace, R. P. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	18 0	5 5	23 5
34	Tointon, L. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	18 0	5 2	18 4
35	Wincott, H. P. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	18 0	5 1	18 0
36	Bindon, J. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	18 0	5 1	18 0
37	Read, R. J. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	24 1	..	24 1
38	Campbell, J. M. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	24 1	..	24 1
39	McKenzie, W. ..	" ..	2 4½	2	..	2 4½	1/4/35	23 7	..	23 7

Reduced in status consequent upon insufficiency of work, but classified position retained.

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🚂 Railway Department Classification, 1935—continued (continued from previous page)

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👱🏽 Names

56 names identified

P. D. Brunetti, Leading Fitter
S. H. Perry, Leading Fitter
W. H. King, Leading Fitter
L. E. Shaw, Leading Fitter
F. B. McDonnell, Leading Fitter
H. Roberts, Leading Boilermaker
J. Haslemore, Leading Carpenter
A. McGill, Leading Carpenter
W. R. Selwyn, Leading Carpenter
E. S. Toner, Leading Train-examiner
C. H. W. Archer, Leading Train-examiner
H. Sharman, Leading Train-examiner
C. J. Dick, Leading Train-examiner
R. Hayes, Train-examiner
S. R. Smith, Leading Lifter
A. Hopkinson, Leading Cranedriver
M. G. Clements, Bricklayer
H. W. Hartley, Fitter
A. E. Valentine, Fitter
M. McCormack, Fitter
J. Wardell, Fitter
W. B. Mackenzie, Fitter
D. Cameron, Fitter
J. Aitchison, Fitter
W. H. Chaplin, Fitter
I. Hull, Fitter
W. H. Titchener, Fitter
J. Ayto, Fitter
W. Brown, Fitter
N. Nielsen, Fitter
H. A. Bower, Fitter
G. Rose, Fitter
A. W. Leek, Fitter
C. Carter, Fitter
J. P. Eggo, Fitter
R. Smith, Fitter
G. Richardson, Fitter
R. G. Paton, Fitter
D. H. Newton, Fitter
R. A. Culley, Fitter
A. G. Stewart, Fitter
F. Jackson, Fitter
P. Blackburn, Fitter
A. D. Cumming, Fitter
A. H. Wilton, Fitter
H. L. Gillies, Fitter
D. J. Collins, Fitter
G. Handcock, Fitter
A. E. B. Ward, Fitter
R. P. Wallace, Fitter
L. Tointon, Fitter
H. P. Wincott, Fitter
J. Bindon, Fitter
R. J. Read, Fitter
J. M. Campbell, Fitter
W. McKenzie, Fitter

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