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✨ Post and Telegraph Department Staff Salaries and Details

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

DEC. 13.]

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SECOND DIVISION—continued.

No.	Name	Position	Salary on 31st March, 1935.	Salary for Year ending 31st March, 1936.	Date from which payable	Examinations and Remarks
			£ s. d.	£ s. d.	Y. M.
	MALE OFFICERS	SEVENTH SUBDIVISION—continued.
1	Batchelar, R. C.	Exchange Clerk, Marton	58 8 0	67 7 0	1/10/35	Ent. Ex. (P.).
2	Leach, R.	Junior Lineman, Auckland	58 8 0	67 7 0	16/9/35
3	Harvey, W. T.	Telegram-folder, Christchurch	58 8 0	67 7 0	16/8/35
4	Johns, L. H.	Exchange Clerk, Raglan	58 8 0	67 7 0	5/9/35
5	McAlpine, D. W.	Exchange Clerk, Wairoa	58 8 0	67 7 0	19/8/35
6	Plumley, G.	Postman, Hastings	58 8 0	67 7 0	2/9/35	Ent. Ex. (P.).
7	Grice, T. R.	Exchange Clerk, Waiuku	58 8 0	67 7 0	4/10/35
8	Chalmers, A. N.	Junior Mechanician, Invercargill	58 8 0	67 7 0	26/8/35
9	Murphy, E. P.	Distributor, Gisborne	58 8 0	67 7 0	15/10/35
10	Ward, W. J.	Exchange Clerk, Helensville	58 8 0	67 7 0	26/8/35
11	Hunter, L. H.	Exchange Clerk, Huntly	58 8 0	67 7 0	3/10/35	Ent. Ex. (P.).
12	Ford, S. B.	Exchange Clerk, Waimate	58 8 0	67 7 0	26/8/35
13	Webb, D.	Postman, Christchurch	58 8 0	67 7 0	16/9/35
14	Murphy, W. J.	Exch. Clerk and Messenger, Kurow	58 8 0	67 7 0	30/8/35
15	Turner, E. J.	Messenger, Greymouth	58 8 0	67 7 0	2/9/35
16	Wadham, C. W.	Exchange Clerk, Carterton	58 8 0	67 7 0	3/9/35
17	Perrin, J. A.	Exchange Clerk, Greymouth	58 8 0	67 7 0	31/8/35
18	Kerr, L. E.	Postman, Ashburton	46 14 0	58 8 0	3/4/35
19	Williams, J. W.	Exchange Clerk, Reefton	46 14 0	58 8 0	3/4/35
20	Bellamore, H. W. H.	Messenger, Wellington	46 14 0	58 8 0	6/4/35
21	Bevege, A. M. H.	Postman, Wanganui	46 14 0	58 8 0	6/4/35
22	Mansell, R. M.	Postman and Messenger, Hampden	46 14 0	58 8 0	10/4/35
23	Seebeck, R. F.	Distributor, Greymouth	46 14 0	58 8 0	11/4/35
24	Hewson, G. F.	Exch. Clerk and Messenger, Waimate	46 14 0	58 8 0	21/4/35
25	Debenham, T. P.	Exchange Clerk, Oxford	46 14 0	58 8 0	17/9/35
26	Hamilton, G. H. W.	Exchange Clerk, Pahiatua	46 14 0	58 8 0	16/10/35
27	Jefferies, A. R.	Assistant and Messenger, Denniston	46 14 0	58 8 0	23/4/35
28	Shrimpton, T. W.	Junior Mechanic, Dunedin	46 14 0	58 8 0	23/4/35
29	Tullett, S. E.	Postman, Christchurch	46 14 0	58 8 0	28/4/35
30	Vaughan, D. L.	Telegram-sorter, Christchurch	46 14 0	58 8 0	23/4/35
31	Stevens, C. S.	Postman, Christchurch	46 14 0	58 8 0	26/4/35
32	Bremner, G. C.	Messenger, Christchurch	46 14 0	58 8 0	27/4/35
33	Lane, D. P.	Junior Mechanician, Christchurch	46 14 0	58 8 0	14/10/35
34	Marks, J. R.	Junior Lineman, Auckland	46 14 0	58 8 0	2/10/35
35	Lewis, R. A.	Exchange Clerk and Msngr., Hawarden	46 14 0	58 8 0	30/9/35
36	Holdsworth, A.	Postman, Christchurch	46 14 0	58 8 0	8/5/35
37	Dobson, M. A.	Exchange Clerk, Matamata	46 14 0	58 8 0	11/5/35
38	Liddy, T. J.	Exchange Clerk, Fairlie	46 14 0	58 8 0	14/5/35
39	Haywood, A. L.	Messenger, Wellington	46 14 0	55 0 0	1/6/35
40	Harris, L. F.	Exchange Clerk, Rakaia	46 14 0	58 8 0	29/10/35
41	Higgins, D.	Exchange Clerk and Asst., Tuatapere	46 14 0	58 8 0	15/10/35
42	McIlwrick, J.	Exchange Clerk, Winton	46 14 0	58 8 0	1/11/35
43	Mackay, J. R.	Postman and Messenger, Morrinsville	46 14 0	58 8 0	19/10/35
44	Mason, J. E.	Exchange Clerk, Nightcaps	46 14 0	58 8 0	5/6/35
45	Fowler, D. R.	Exchange Clerk, Arrowtown	46 14 0	58 8 0	11/6/35
46	Foster, B.	Exchange Clerk and Msngr., Blenheim	46 14 0	58 8 0	12/6/35
47	Register, J. R.	Exchange Clerk, Darfield	46 14 0	58 8 0	13/6/35
48	McKay, C. H.	Junior Lineman, Taumarunui	46 14 0	58 8 0	16/6/35
49	Chatteris, C. H.	Junior Mechanician, Auckland	46 14 0	58 8 0	1/8/35	Matric.; Ent. Ex. (P.).
50	Reardon, E.	Junior Lineman, Auckland	46 14 0	58 8 0	18/9/35
51	Walters, R.	Junior Lineman, Christchurch	46 14 0	67 7 0	4/10/35
52	Hancock, L. J.	Junior Lineman, Christchurch	46 14 0	67 7 0	4/10/35

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🚂 Post and Telegraph Department Staff Salaries and Details (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsPost and Telegraph Department, Staff, Salaries, Superannuation, Examinations, Clerks, Telegraphists
👱🏽 Names

52 names identified

R. C. Batchelar, Exchange Clerk, Marton
R. Leach, Junior Lineman, Auckland
W. T. Harvey, Telegram-folder, Christchurch
L. H. Johns, Exchange Clerk, Raglan
D. W. McAlpine, Exchange Clerk, Wairoa
G. Plumley, Postman, Hastings
T. R. Grice, Exchange Clerk, Waiuku
A. N. Chalmers, Junior Mechanician, Invercargill
E. P. Murphy, Distributor, Gisborne
W. J. Ward, Exchange Clerk, Helensville
L. H. Hunter, Exchange Clerk, Huntly
S. B. Ford, Exchange Clerk, Waimate
D. Webb, Postman, Christchurch
W. J. Murphy, Exch. Clerk and Messenger, Kurow
E. J. Turner, Messenger, Greymouth
C. W. Wadham, Exchange Clerk, Carterton
J. A. Perrin, Exchange Clerk, Greymouth
L. E. Kerr, Postman, Ashburton
J. W. Williams, Exchange Clerk, Reefton
H. W. H. Bellamore, Messenger, Wellington
A. M. H. Bevege, Postman, Wanganui
R. M. Mansell, Postman and Messenger, Hampden
R. F. Seebeck, Distributor, Greymouth
G. F. Hewson, Exch. Clerk and Messenger, Waimate
T. P. Debenham, Exchange Clerk, Oxford
G. H. W. Hamilton, Exchange Clerk, Pahiatua
A. R. Jefferies, Assistant and Messenger, Denniston
T. W. Shrimpton, Junior Mechanic, Dunedin
S. E. Tullett, Postman, Christchurch
D. L. Vaughan, Telegram-sorter, Christchurch
C. S. Stevens, Postman, Christchurch
G. C. Bremner, Messenger, Christchurch
D. P. Lane, Junior Mechanician, Christchurch
J. R. Marks, Junior Lineman, Auckland
R. A. Lewis, Exchange Clerk and Msngr., Hawarden
A. Holdsworth, Postman, Christchurch
M. A. Dobson, Exchange Clerk, Matamata
T. J. Liddy, Exchange Clerk, Fairlie
A. L. Haywood, Messenger, Wellington
L. F. Harris, Exchange Clerk, Rakaia
D. Higgins, Exchange Clerk and Asst., Tuatapere
J. McIlwrick, Exchange Clerk, Winton
J. R. Mackay, Postman and Messenger, Morrinsville
J. E. Mason, Exchange Clerk, Nightcaps
D. R. Fowler, Exchange Clerk, Arrowtown
B. Foster, Exchange Clerk and Msngr., Blenheim
J. R. Register, Exchange Clerk, Darfield
C. H. McKay, Junior Lineman, Taumarunui
C. H. Chatteris, Junior Mechanician, Auckland
E. Reardon, Junior Lineman, Auckland
R. Walters, Junior Lineman, Christchurch
L. J. Hancock, Junior Lineman, Christchurch

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