New Zealand Gazette – 1937 – No. 81

Page 2903

✨ Salary Scales for General Division

Dec. 17.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2903

SCALES FOR GENERAL DIVISION—continued.

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Department and Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay.		Annual Increment.
	Minimum.	Maximum.
CUSTOMS.
Lockers—
1st Grade	£260	£270	£10
2nd Grade	215	250	10
Locker at manufacturing warehouse (5)	295	335	10
Locker at tobacco factory, Napier	295	335	10
Locker, tobacco factory, Wellington	260	300	10
Messengers	180	250	10
Preventive Officers—
1st Grade	260	270	10
2nd Grade	215	250	10
Searcher—
1st Grade	320	335	15
2nd Grade	280	295	15
DEFENCE.
Sorter	205	265	10

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.

Scale of Deductions from Inclusive Salaries on account of House or Apartments, Board, &c. (if supplied).

Inclusive charges—	£	Re-ference.
House and light	75	A
"	55	B
"	50	C
Board and quarters ..	65	D
"	55	E
"	50	F
"	45	G
"	30	H
"	20	I
Cottage or furnished apartments	20	J

NOTE.—In each case the salary shown is subject to the rate of deduction indicated in the “Remarks” column opposite the name of the individual officer.

Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay.		Annual Increment.
	Minimum.	Maximum.
Attendants, Artisan—
Mechanics	£245	£285	£10
Bootmakers
Carpenters
Orchardists
Basket and Mat Makers
Tailors
Engineers	245	305	10
Attendants, General
Attendants, Labour	205	225	10
Attendants, Storeman
Attendants, Farm Hand—
1st Grade	225	245	10
2nd Grade	205	225	10
Attendant, Storeman, Boys’ Training-farm, Weraroa	245	310	10
Attendants, Cook and Laundress—
Otekaike	165	185	10
Sumner		170
Weraroa		160
Burwood
Richmond	135	150	10
Richmond (Cook 1)		165
Attendants and other female employees not otherwise specified—
1st Grade	120	145	10
2nd Grade	100	120
Attendants, Seamstress	120	145
Boys’ Welfare Officers (at any point up to £425)
Central Storekeeper	295	320	10
Child Welfare Officers (Senior) (at any point)	305	335	10

NOTE.—For single men at institutions a deduction of £55 per annum for board and quarters will be made. For female attendants at institutions a deduction of £30 per annum for board and quarters will be made. Pending a general review all rentals and deductions for board and/or lodging shown are provisional, M*

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