New Zealand Gazette – 1937 – No. 19

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✨ Post and Telegraph Department Salaries

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 19

Page 188.
SECOND DIVISION—continued.

No.	Name.	Position.	Salary for Year ending 31st March, 1937.	Age on 31st March, 1936.	Superannuation Service on 31st March, 1936.	Examinations and Remarks.
			Amount payable from 1st April, 1936.	Amount payable subsequent to 1st April, 1936.
				Amount.	Date.

MALE OFFICERS—continued.
SEVENTH SUBDIVISION—continued.

No.	Name.	Position.	£ s. d.	£ s. d.		Y. M.	Y. M.
1	Davies, D. J.	Exch. Clerk and Postman, Coromandel	86 18 0	{107 10 0	1/5/36}	20 6	0 11	Ent. Ex. (P.).
				112 0 0	1/7/36}
2	O’Sullivan, P.	Postman, Wellington	86 18 0	{107 10 0	1/5/36}	20 0	0 11
				112 0 0	1/7/36}
3	Maloney, W. B.	Exchange Clerk, Te Aroha	86 18 0	{107 10 0	1/5/36}	19 9	0 11
				112 0 0	1/7/36}
4	Bennett, G. H.	Exchange Clerk, Te Puke	86 18 0	{107 10 0	1/5/36}	20 1	0 11
				112 0 0	1/7/36}
5	Metcalf, E. D.	Messenger, Christchurch	86 18 0	{107 10 0	1/5/36}	20 10	0 11
				112 0 0	1/7/36}
6	Stewart, J. G.	Exchange Recorder, Christchurch	86 18 0	{107 10 0	1/5/36}	20 9	0 11
				112 0 0	1/7/36}
7	Suckling, R. N.	Messenger, Christchurch	86 18 0	{107 10 0	1/5/36}	21 0	0 11
				112 0 0	1/7/36}
8	Wilde, I.	Postman, Richmond	86 18 0	{107 10 0	1/5/36}	19 7	0 11
				112 0 0	1/7/36}
9	Thomas, J.	Telegram-folder, Christchurch	86 18 0	{107 10 0	1/5/36}	21 0	0 11
				112 0 0	1/7/36}
10	Scott, J. D.	Junior Sorter, G.P.O.	86 18 0	{107 10 0	1/5/36}	19 1	0 11
				112 0 0	1/7/36}
11	Gosper, D. L.	Postman, Lower Hutt	86 18 0	{107 10 0	1/5/36}	19 1	0 11
				112 0 0	1/7/36}
12	Cathey, K. G.	Exchange Clerk, Waitara	86 18 0	{107 10 0	1/5/36}	19 7	0 11
				112 0 0	1/7/36}
13	Loose, M.	Chauffeur, Christchurch	86 18 0	{107 10 0	1/5/36}	20 10	0 11
				112 0 0	1/7/36}
14	Hunt, G. K.	Junior Lineman, Palmerston North	86 18 0	{107 10 0	1/5/36}	19 4	0 11
				112 0 0	1/7/36}
15	Hogg, H. A.	Junior Lineman, Greymouth	86 18 0	{107 10 0	1/5/36}	19 8	0 11
				112 0 0	1/7/36}
16	Mountier, L. A. N.	Exch. Clerk and Msngr., Katikati	86 18 0	{107 10 0	1/5/36}	19 11	0 11
				112 0 0	1/7/36}
17	Williams, J. H.	Exchange Clerk, Greymouth	86 18 0	{107 10 0	1/5/36}	20 0	0 11
				112 0 0	1/7/36}
18	Firmston, R.	Postman, New Plymouth	86 18 0	{107 10 0	1/5/36}	19 9	0 11
				112 0 0	1/7/36}
19	Sander, L. C.	Postman, Otorohanga	86 18 0	{107 10 0	1/5/36}	20 2	0 11
				112 0 0	1/7/36}
20	Smart, V. T. R.	Exch. Clerk and Msngr., Waitara	86 18 0	{107 10 0	1/5/36}	19 5	0 11
				112 0 0	1/7/36}
21	McNie, J. A.	Junior Mechanic, Wellington	86 18 0	112 0 0	1/7/36	19 3	1 9
22	Brough, R.	Junior Mechanic, Auckland	86 18 0	{ 90 0 0	1/7/36}	18 10	1 8
				112 0 0	4/7/36}
23	Tolley, H. G. R.	Junior Mechanic, Wellington	86 18 0	112 0 0	1/7/36	18 5	1 9
24	Mark, F. H.	Junior Mechanic, Wellington	86 18 0	{107 10 0	28/5/36}	19 7	1 10
				112 0 0	1/7/36}
25	Hilton, C. H.	Junior Carpenter, Wellington	86 18 0	{129 0 0	5/6/36}	18 6	1 9
				134 0 0	1/7/36}
26	Keall, A. L.	Jun. Mechanic (Multiplex), Wgton.	86 18 0	{ 90 0 0	1/7/36}	17 11	1 6	Matric (E.).
				112 0 0	3/9/36}
27	Milroy, J. D.	Junior Mechanic, Wellington	86 18 0	{ 90 0 0	1/7/36}	18 0	1 6
				134 0 0	3/9/36}
28	Thomas, M. S.	Jun. Mechanic (Multiplex), Wgton.	86 18 0	{ 90 0 0	1/7/36}	19 3	1 6
				112 0 0	3/9/36}
29	Wallis, W. L.	Jun. Mechanic (Multiplex), Dunedin	86 18 0	{ 90 0 0	1/7/36}	17 6	1 3
				112 0 0	4/12/36}
30	Danielson, E. I.	Junior Mechanic, Wanganui	86 18 0	{ 90 0 0	1/7/36}	20 10	1 2
				112 0 0	7/1/37}
31	Barley, J. H.	Junior Mechanic, Wellington	86 18 0	{ 90 0 0	1/7/36}	19 0	1 2
				112 0 0	21/1/37}
32	Stewart, A. W.	Junior Mechanic, Wellington	86 18 0	{ 90 0 0	1/7/36}	17 11	1 2
				112 0 0	21/1/37}
33	Elton, A. A. D.	Junior Mechanician, Wellington	86 18 0	{ 90 0 0	1/7/36}	17 3	1 1
				112 0 0	6/2/37}
34	Short, F. A.	Junior Mechanic, Hamilton	86 18 0	{ 90 0 0	1/7/36}	17 3	1 1
				134 0 0	18/2/37}
35	Edwards, H. A.	Junior Mechanic, Palmerston North	86 18 0	{ 90 0 0	1/7/36}	18 8	0 6
				112 0 0	11/3/37}
36	Lee, V. J.	Exch. Clerk and Msngr., Waipiro Bay	72 9 0	{ 75 0 0	1/7/36}	18 9	..	Ent. Ex. (P.).
				90 0 0	31/3/37}
37	Murphy, J. D.	Postman, Palmerston North	72 9 0	{ 75 0 0	1/7/36}	18 8	0 6
				90 0 0	3/9/36}
38	Hoggarth, P.	Postman and Asst., Brunnerton	72 9 0	90 0 0	1/7/36	18 4	0 9
39	Cretney, R. S.	Postman, Ashburton	72 9 0	{ 75 0 0	1/7/36}	17 5	0 6	Ent. Ex. (P.).
				90 0 0	11/9/36}

See page 169 for particulars of minimum wage to officers of twenty-one years of age.

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Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsPost and Telegraph Department, Salaries, Superannuation, Male Officers, Statistics
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39 names identified

D. J. Davies, Exchange Clerk and Postman, Coromandel
P. O’Sullivan, Postman, Wellington
W. B. Maloney, Exchange Clerk, Te Aroha
G. H. Bennett, Exchange Clerk, Te Puke
E. D. Metcalf, Messenger, Christchurch
J. G. Stewart, Exchange Recorder, Christchurch
R. N. Suckling, Messenger, Christchurch
I. Wilde, Postman, Richmond
J. Thomas, Telegram-folder, Christchurch
J. D. Scott, Junior Sorter, G.P.O.
D. L. Gosper, Postman, Lower Hutt
K. G. Cathey, Exchange Clerk, Waitara
M. Loose, Chauffeur, Christchurch
G. K. Hunt, Junior Lineman, Palmerston North
H. A. Hogg, Junior Lineman, Greymouth
L. A. N. Mountier, Exchange Clerk and Messenger, Katikati
J. H. Williams, Exchange Clerk, Greymouth
R. Firmston, Postman, New Plymouth
L. C. Sander, Postman, Otorohanga
V. T. R. Smart, Exchange Clerk and Messenger, Waitara
J. A. McNie, Junior Mechanic, Wellington
R. Brough, Junior Mechanic, Auckland
H. G. R. Tolley, Junior Mechanic, Wellington
F. H. Mark, Junior Mechanic, Wellington
C. H. Hilton, Junior Carpenter, Wellington
A. L. Keall, Junior Mechanic (Multiplex), Wellington
J. D. Milroy, Junior Mechanic, Wellington
M. S. Thomas, Junior Mechanic (Multiplex), Wellington
W. L. Wallis, Junior Mechanic (Multiplex), Dunedin
E. I. Danielson, Junior Mechanic, Wanganui
J. H. Barley, Junior Mechanic, Wellington
A. W. Stewart, Junior Mechanic, Wellington
A. A. D. Elton, Junior Mechanician, Wellington
F. A. Short, Junior Mechanic, Hamilton
H. A. Edwards, Junior Mechanic, Palmerston North
V. J. Lee, Exchange Clerk and Messenger, Waipiro Bay
J. D. Murphy, Postman, Palmerston North
P. Hoggarth, Postman and Assistant, Brunnerton
R. S. Cretney, Postman, Ashburton

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