New Zealand Gazette – 1939 – No. 131

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✨ Salary Scales for Government Positions

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

SCALE FOR GENERAL DIVISION—continued.

Department and Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay.	Annual Increment.
	Minimum.	Maximum.
MARINE.	£	£
Inspector of Fisheries, &c. ...	255	295
Inspector of Fisheries, Auckland (1) ...	355
Inspector of Fisheries, District—
...1st Grade ...		425
2nd Grade ...	355	400
3rd Grade ...	255	335
Assistant Inspector of Fisheries and Launch-driver ...	225	275
Inspectors of Gear...	320	425
Inspectors of Seamen ...	335	380
Lightkeepers ...	265f	285f
Assistant Lightkeepers ...	230f	255f
		{ 1 of 15
Officer in Charge, Dargaville ..	335	380
Overseer, Marine Store, Wellington	295	335
Radio Assistant, Wellington ..		320
Senior Fishery Officer, Wellington ...		470
Westport Harbour—
Dredge Engineers—
Chief ...		400
Second		355
Third ...		335
Dredgemaster	410
Chief Dredge Officer ...		355
Overseer (at any point) ...	335	380
Signalman	280f	320f
Harbourmaster’s Assistant ...		290
Nightwatchman, &c., dredge “Eileen Ward” ...		260
MINES.
Colliery Engineer, Greymouth		445
Drill Superintendent, Runanga	335	380
Electrician, Greymouth		410
Mine Surveyor and Draughtsman, Greymouth ...		425
Mine Surveyor, Assistant, Greymouth		335
Storekeeper, Greymouth	255	335
Train-consignor and Loading Superintendent, Greymouth ...		305
Yard Foreman and Clerk, Christchurch ...		305
NATIONAL COMMERCIAL BROADCASTING SERVICE.
Announcers—
1st Grade		335f
2nd Grade		305f
3rd Grade		280f
Production Supervisor (Dunedin)		380
Station Engineer (Christchurch)		400
Technical Trainee ...	80	205
NATIVE.
Chief Field Supervisor, Head Office ...	665	765
Field Supervisors (Special) (at any point) ...	490	540
” (1st Grade)	445	470
” (2nd Grade)	400	425
” (3rd Grade)	355	380
” Assistant	230	335
Property Supervisor, Hastings		425
Storekeeper, Rotorua ...		335
PRINTING AND STATIONERY.
Composing Branch.
Copy Supervisor ...	445	490
		{ and
Assistant Copy Supervisor ...	425	470 }

Chief Reader	425	470 }
Second Reader	400	425
Readers (3)		355
	325	350
		{ and
		{ 10
Overseer, Jobbing-room ...	400	470 }
“, Gazette and Bills Room ...	400	470 }
” Hansard and Machine Type-setting Room ...	400	470 }



Overseer, Night Staff	380	425

Same as Clerical scale. f In addition, special merit allowances may also be paid monthly, if so recommended. t Less £30 per annum for house, fuel, and light.

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The Old Government Buildings (depicted) were completed in 1876 and initially housed the entire Wellington-based civil service as well as the entire New Zealand Cabinet. The Executive Council met there until 1948.

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