New Zealand Gazette – 1939 – No. 17

Page 447

✨ Railways Department Employee List

Mar. 22.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 447

RAILWAYS DEPARTMENT CLASSIFICATION, 1938—continued.

Progressive No.	Name.	Classification: Designation.	Classification: Location.	Salary on 31st March, 1938.	Grade 1st April, 1938.	Subgrade.	Salary for Year ending 31st March, 1939: Amount.	Salary for Year ending 31st March, 1939: Date.	Service: Since last appointed. Y. M.	Service: Prior to date last appointed. Y. M.	Service: For Superannuation Purposes. Y. M.	Remarks.
				£			£
	FIRST DIVISION—SUBDIVISION II—continued.
59	Wilson, W. E.	Senior Goods Clerk	Timaru	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	30 3	..	30 3
60	Roberts, W. L.	Senior Clerk (N.O.D. except staff)	D.T.M.O., Inver'gill	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	30 3	..	30 3
61	¶Henderson, W. G.	Stationmaster	Kaiapoi	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	30 2	..	30 2
62	Carroll, M. E.	Train Control Optr.	D.T.M.O., Auckland	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	30 2	..	30 2
63	¶Sexton, S. R.	Train Running Officer	Dunedin	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	30 2	..	30 2
64	¶Peryer, C. N.	Stationmaster	Ranfurly	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	30 2	..	30 2
65	¶Crawford, A. N.	Goods Clerk	Taumarunui	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	30 2	..	30 2
66	¶Goodley, J. K.	Bus Manager	Dunedin	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	30 2	..	30 2
67	¶McIver, H. P.	Train Control Optr.	D.T.M.O., Christ'ch	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	30 2	..	30 2
68	¶Wheeler, E. R.	Stationmaster	Levin	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	30 1	..	30 1
69	¶Shand, A. L.	Staff Clerk	D.T.M.O., W'gton	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	30 1	..	30 1
70	Wilson, A. W.	"	Auckland	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	30 1	..	30 1
71	¶Riesop, C. R.	Business Agent	Wanganui	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	30 1	..	30 1
72	Auld, W. R.	Senior Clerk	L.S.O., Wellington	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	28 0	..	28 0
73	Pickering, L.	Asst. Schedule Officer	W.M.O., Hillside	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	26 11	..	26 11
74	Revell, H. J.	"	Otahuhu	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	27 6	..	27 6
75	Quested, J. R.	Staff & Paysht. Clerk	"	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	27 0	..	27 0
76	Coles, C. W.	Shed Foreman	Christchurch	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	37 3	..	37 3	On retiring leave.
77	Melican, J. B. T.	Passenger Foreman	Auckland	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	36 5	2 1	38 6
78	Smith, R.	Shed Foreman	"	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	36 4	..	36 4
79	Maclean, A.	Yard Foreman	New Plymouth	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	36 1	..	36 1
80	Fogden, E. H.	Passenger Foreman	Auckland	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	34 8	0 2	34 10
81	Greenwood, W. H.	Shed Foreman	New Plymouth	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	34 6	..	34 6
82	Leeden, W. J.	Yard Foreman	Dunedin	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	34 5	3 6	35 6
83	Muirhead, J.	"	Palmerston North	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	36 10	..	36 10
84	Gardner, W.	Goods Foreman	Timaru	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	35 10	..	35 10
85	Holland, J.	Paint Shop Foreman	Workshops, Add'gtn	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	31 0	6 9	37 9
86	Horscroft, R. C.	Mtce. Shop Foreman	Otahuhu	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	32 2	..	32 2
87	Boss, C. L.	"	E. Town	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	21 11	1 8	22 3
88	Raeburn, A. C.	Bridge Inspector	Te Aroha	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	21 6	1 7	21 6
89	McMillan, R. C.	"	Auckland	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	25 10	0 4	25 10
90	Troon, H. W.	Mtce. Shop Foreman	Workshops, Hillside	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	26 1	..	26 1
91	O'Shannessy, J.	Bridge Inspector	Timaru	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	22 2	..	22 2
92	Lane, A. S.	Insp. Permanent Way	"	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	35 10	1 7	36 5
93	Byron, A. L.	"	Stratford	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	32 6	..	32 6
94	Pratt, T. W.	Asst. Loco. Foreman	New Plymouth	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	39 2	..	39 2
95	Conley, J. J.	Road Foreman	Dunedin	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	38 1	..	38 1
96	McLaren, E.	Bridge Inspector	"	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	29 8	..	29 8
97	Ridley, J. W.	Yard Foreman	Palmerston North	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	36 5	..	36 5
98	Perry, J. E.	Passenger Foreman	Dunedin	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	33 6	..	33 6
99	Davin, P.	Yard Foreman	Invercargill	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	33 4	..	33 4
100	Fitzpatrick, H. J.	Passenger Foreman	Frankton Junction	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	38 0	..	38 0
101	Roberts, W. H.	Issue Clerk	Stores Bch., Woburn	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	24 0	14 3	24 0
102	¶Hayes, A. P.	Stationmaster	Te Kauwhata	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	30 9	..	30 9
103	Weenink, C. B.	"	Otaki	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	30 8	0 2	30 10
104	¶Todd, C. M.	"	Te Aroha	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	30 2	..	30 2
105	Harvey, G. E.	Pass. & Yard Foremn.	Frankton Junction	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	33 3	0 4	33 7	On retiring leave.
106	Whyte, R. L.	Shed Foreman	Christchurch	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	33 2	..	33 2
107	Johnson, J. P.	Passenger Foreman	"	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	29 4	9 3	38 7
108	Laming, J. E.	Yard Foreman	Wellington	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	36 1	1 11	38 0	On retiring leave.
109	Barr, B. J.	Pass. & Yard Foremn.	Frankton Junction	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	36 0	..	36 0
110	Watt, D.	Passenger Foreman	Dunedin	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	32 3	..	32 3
111	Munn, S. D.	Train Control Optr.	D.T.M.O., Auckland	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	30 7	..	30 7
112	¶Dudley, P.	Apprentice Instructor	Workshops, Otahuhu	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	18 0	5 11	18 0
113	Gaffaney, V. F.	Paint Shop Foreman	"	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	37 8	..	37 8
114	¶Cahill, L.	Stationmaster	Winton	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	30 1	..	30 1
115	Newth, W. L. N.	Bridge Inspector	Addington	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	24 5	2 9	27 2
116	¶Griffin, N. N.	Stationmaster	Stillwater	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	30 1	..	30 1
117	Cade, G.	Passenger Foreman	Wellington	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	32 6	0 1	32 7
118	Ford, J. R.	Pass. & Yard Foremn.	Auckland	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	36 0	..	36 0
119	Drury, J. E.	Draughtsman	S. & E.E.O., W'gtn.	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	8 4	..	8 4
120	Cook, J.	Yard Foreman	Christchurch	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	31 8	..	31 8
121	Watts, H. A.	Passenger Foreman	Frankton Junction	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	31 4	..	31 4
122	Hislop, G. K.	Pass. & Yard Foremn.	Dunedin	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	35 11	..	35 11
123	McKone, W.	Shed Foreman	Wellington	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	37 6	..	37 6
124	Reeves, A. H.	Yard Foreman	Christchurch	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	35 8	..	35 8
125	Smith, S. E.	Stationmaster	Mataura	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	30 1	..	30 1
126	Hore, R. J.	Technical Costg. Offcr.	Workshops, Addgtn.	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	19 0	..	19 0
127	Griffin, J.	Yard Foreman	Auckland	380	5	2	380	1/4/38	33 9	..	33 9

¶ Occupied position shown subsequent to 1st April, 1938.

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🚂 List of Persons Employed in the Railways Department (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsRailways Department, Employee List, 1938, Classification, Salaries
👱🏽 Names

69 names identified

W. E. Wilson, Senior Goods Clerk
W. L. Roberts, Senior Clerk
W. G. Henderson, Stationmaster
M. E. Carroll, Train Control Operator
S. R. Sexton, Train Running Officer
C. N. Peryer, Stationmaster
A. N. Crawford, Goods Clerk
J. K. Goodley, Bus Manager
H. P. McIver, Train Control Operator
E. R. Wheeler, Stationmaster
A. L. Shand, Staff Clerk
A. W. Wilson, Staff Clerk
C. R. Riesop, Business Agent
W. R. Auld, Senior Clerk
L. Pickering, Assistant Schedule Officer
H. J. Revell, Assistant Schedule Officer
J. R. Quested, Staff and Paysheet Clerk
C. W. Coles, Shed Foreman
J. B. T. Melican, Passenger Foreman
R. Smith, Shed Foreman
A. Maclean, Yard Foreman
E. H. Fogden, Passenger Foreman
W. H. Greenwood, Shed Foreman
W. J. Leeden, Yard Foreman
J. Muirhead, Yard Foreman
W. Gardner, Goods Foreman
J. Holland, Paint Shop Foreman
R. C. Horscroft, Maintenance Shop Foreman
C. L. Boss, Maintenance Shop Foreman
A. C. Raeburn, Bridge Inspector
R. C. McMillan, Bridge Inspector
H. W. Troon, Maintenance Shop Foreman
J. O'Shannessy, Bridge Inspector
A. S. Lane, Inspector Permanent Way
A. L. Byron, Inspector Permanent Way
T. W. Pratt, Assistant Locomotive Foreman
J. J. Conley, Road Foreman
E. McLaren, Bridge Inspector
J. W. Ridley, Yard Foreman
J. E. Perry, Passenger Foreman
P. Davin, Yard Foreman
H. J. Fitzpatrick, Passenger Foreman
W. H. Roberts, Issue Clerk
A. P. Hayes, Stationmaster
C. B. Weenink, Stationmaster
C. M. Todd, Stationmaster
G. E. Harvey, Passenger and Yard Foreman
R. L. Whyte, Shed Foreman
J. P. Johnson, Passenger Foreman
J. E. Laming, Yard Foreman
B. J. Barr, Passenger and Yard Foreman
D. Watt, Passenger Foreman
S. D. Munn, Train Control Operator
P. Dudley, Apprentice Instructor
V. F. Gaffaney, Paint Shop Foreman
L. Cahill, Stationmaster
W. L. N. Newth, Bridge Inspector
N. N. Griffin, Stationmaster
G. Cade, Passenger Foreman
J. R. Ford, Passenger and Yard Foreman
J. E. Drury, Draughtsman
J. Cook, Yard Foreman
H. A. Watts, Passenger Foreman
G. K. Hislop, Passenger and Yard Foreman
W. McKone, Shed Foreman
A. H. Reeves, Yard Foreman
S. E. Smith, Stationmaster
R. J. Hore, Technical Costing Officer
J. Griffin, Yard Foreman

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