New Zealand Gazette – 1939 – No. 17

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✨ Railways Department Classification

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RAILWAYS DEPARTMENT CLASSIFICATION, 1938—continued.

Classification.	Rate of Pay for Year ending 31st March, 1939.	Service.	Remarks.
Name. Designation. Rate of Pay on 31st March, 1938. Grade. 1st April, 1938. Amount. Date.	Since last appointed.	Prior to Date last appointed.	For Superannuation Purposes.

SECOND DIVISION—continued.

Class 1: Traffic Branch—continued.

s. d.	s. d.	Y. M.	Y. M.	Y. M.
509 Proffit, H. C..... Guard	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	22 2
510 Boswell, D. M..... Signalman	2 6½ 1	2 7½	1/4/38	22 2
511 Green, A. H. F..... Guard	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	22 2
512 Lanigan, J. .....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	22 2
513 Thomas, F. O. .....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	22 2
514 Madden, T. E. ..... Storeman	2 5¼ 2	2 5¼	1/4/38	22 1
515 Koosache, H. F..... Guard	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	22 1
516 Penhale, W. J.....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	22 1
517 Brown, A. .....	2 8¾	2 9½	7/4/38	22 1
518 Quigley, W. .....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	22 1
519 Maslen, A. E. .....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	22 0
520 Peek, S. .....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	22 0
521 Bolger, J. C. .....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	22 0
522 Downes, M. .....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	22 0
523 Boyd, J. A. .....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	22 0
524 Schofield, S. ..... Storeman	2 7½ 2	2 7½	1/4/38	22 0
Max. for position 2s. 5½d. per hr.
525 Nicholson, J. ..... Shunter	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	22 0
526 Kirk, L. B. ..... Guard	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	22 0
527 Bligh, E. .....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	23 5
528 Edmondson, H. ..... Storeman	2 5¼ 2	2 5¼	1/4/38	21 11
529 Wright, C. G. ..... Guard	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	21 11
530 Murray, A. E. ..... Shunter	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	21 11
531 Whitmill, W. G. ..... Signalman	2 6½ 1	2 7½	1/4/38	21 10
532 Medhurst, T. W. ..... Guard	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	21 10
533 Tolputt, T. E. M. .....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	21 10
534 Mulrooney, F. M. .....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	21 10
535 Town, A. E. .....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	21 9
536 Mayell, A. E. ..... Signalman	2 6½ 1	2 7½	1/4/38	23 3
537 Douglas, C. G. ..... Guard	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	21 9
538 Campbell, W. H. .....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	21 8
539 Poulsen, C. .....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	21 8
540 Howell, E. .....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	21 6
541 Morgan, J. W. ..... Shunter	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	21 6
542 Vivian, J. C. .....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	21 6
543 Bradbury, G. ..... Guard	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	21 5
544 Brown, J. A. .....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	21 1
545 Cubitt, E. R. .....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	27 11
546 Tilbury, T. .....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	21 1
547 Faulkner, J. W. .....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	21 1
548 Ferguson, R. .....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	28 5
549 White, T. F. ..... Shunter	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	22 9
550 Hongi, E. W. ..... Storeman	2 8¼ 2	2 8¼	1/4/38	22 6
Max. for position 2s. 5½d. per hr.
551 Haynes, W. ..... Guard	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	21 1
552 Shelley, J. M..... Storeman	2 5¼ 2	2 5¼	1/4/38	26 7
553 Sheridan, A. R..... Guard	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	20 11
554 Prictor, W. J.....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	20 11
555 O'Mahoney, J.....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	20 9
556 Dove, A.....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	20 8
557 Leopold, H. A.....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	20 4
558 Hicks, G. L.....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	20 4
559 Bloxham, P.....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	20 3
560 Elwell, J..... Storeman	2 8¼ 2	2 8¼	1/4/38	20 1
Max. for position 2s. 5½d. per hr.
561 Allen, F..... Shunter	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	20 0
562 Robertson, J..... Guard	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	20 0
563 Manson, P. H..... Signalman	2 5¼ 1	2 6½	1/4/38	19 11
564 Ryan, W. J..... Shunter	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	19 11
565 Hayes, W..... Storeman	2 5¼ 2	2 5¼	1/4/38	22 4
566 Henry, J. H..... Guard	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	19 11
567 Wigzell, P. G. A.....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	20 7
568 Martin, P.....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	19 9
569 Stacey, E. J..... Shunter	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	19 6
570 Prattley, H..... Guard	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	19 2
571 Stringer, G. W. R.....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	19 1
572 Tarrant, C. B.....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	19 1
573 Whisker, A. W.....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	19 1
574 Dougherty, W.....	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38	19 1
575 Montgomery, R..... Signalman	2 5¼ 1	2 6½	1/4/38	31 7
576 Cooper, A..... Storeman	2 8¼ 2	2 8½	1/4/38	21 5
Max. for position 2s. 5½d. per hr.

Rate of pay personal to present occupier of position.

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🚂 Railways Department Classification, 1938—continued (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsRailways Department, Employee Classification, 1938, Salaries, Grades, Guards, Signalmen, Storemen, Shunters
👱🏽 Names

68 names identified

H. C. Proffit, Guard, Railways Department
D. M. Boswell, Signalman, Railways Department
A. H. F. Green, Guard, Railways Department
J. Lanigan, Guard, Railways Department
F. O. Thomas, Guard, Railways Department
T. E. Madden, Storeman, Railways Department
H. F. Koosache, Guard, Railways Department
W. J. Penhale, Guard, Railways Department
A. Brown, Guard, Railways Department
W. Quigley, Guard, Railways Department
A. E. Maslen, Guard, Railways Department
S. Peek, Guard, Railways Department
J. C. Bolger, Guard, Railways Department
M. Downes, Guard, Railways Department
J. A. Boyd, Guard, Railways Department
S. Schofield, Storeman, Railways Department
J. Nicholson, Shunter, Railways Department
L. B. Kirk, Guard, Railways Department
E. Bligh, Guard, Railways Department
H. Edmondson, Storeman, Railways Department
C. G. Wright, Guard, Railways Department
A. E. Murray, Shunter, Railways Department
W. G. Whitmill, Signalman, Railways Department
T. W. Medhurst, Guard, Railways Department
T. E. M. Tolputt, Guard, Railways Department
F. M. Mulrooney, Guard, Railways Department
A. E. Town, Guard, Railways Department
A. E. Mayell, Signalman, Railways Department
C. G. Douglas, Guard, Railways Department
W. H. Campbell, Guard, Railways Department
C. Poulsen, Guard, Railways Department
E. Howell, Guard, Railways Department
J. W. Morgan, Shunter, Railways Department
J. C. Vivian, Guard, Railways Department
G. Bradbury, Guard, Railways Department
J. A. Brown, Guard, Railways Department
E. R. Cubitt, Guard, Railways Department
T. Tilbury, Guard, Railways Department
J. W. Faulkner, Guard, Railways Department
R. Ferguson, Guard, Railways Department
T. F. White, Shunter, Railways Department
E. W. Hongi, Storeman, Railways Department
W. Haynes, Guard, Railways Department
J. M. Shelley, Storeman, Railways Department
A. R. Sheridan, Guard, Railways Department
W. J. Prictor, Guard, Railways Department
J. O'Mahoney, Guard, Railways Department
A. Dove, Guard, Railways Department
H. A. Leopold, Guard, Railways Department
G. L. Hicks, Guard, Railways Department
P. Bloxham, Guard, Railways Department
J. Elwell, Storeman, Railways Department
F. Allen, Shunter, Railways Department
J. Robertson, Guard, Railways Department
P. H. Manson, Signalman, Railways Department
W. J. Ryan, Shunter, Railways Department
W. Hayes, Storeman, Railways Department
J. H. Henry, Guard, Railways Department
P. G. A. Wigzell, Guard, Railways Department
P. Martin, Guard, Railways Department
E. J. Stacey, Shunter, Railways Department
H. Prattley, Guard, Railways Department
G. W. R. Stringer, Guard, Railways Department
C. B. Tarrant, Guard, Railways Department
A. W. Whisker, Guard, Railways Department
W. Dougherty, Guard, Railways Department
R. Montgomery, Signalman, Railways Department
A. Cooper, Storeman, Railways Department

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