New Zealand Gazette – 1939 – No. 17

Page 503

✨ Railways Department Classification

MAR. 22.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 503

RAILWAYS DEPARTMENT CLASSIFICATION, 1938--continued.

Progressive No.	Name.	Classification.	Rate of Pay for Year ending 31st March, 1939.	Service.	Remarks.
		Designation.	s. d.	Amount. Date.	Since last appointed.
			Rate of Pay on 31st March, 1938.	Grade, 1st April, 1938.
577	Walton, A. L.	Guard	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
578	Martin, A. W.	Storeman	2 8¼	2 8¼*	1/4/38
579	Graham, L. F.	Guard	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
580	Dilworth, J. T.	""	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
581	Hodge, W.	Signalman	2 5³₄	2 6½	1/4/38
582	Shand, W.	Storeman	2 5³₄	2 5³₄	1/4/38
583	Bradford, H. L.	Signalman	2 5³₄	2 6½	1/4/38
584	Long, A. J.	Guard	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
585	Rogers, W. A.	Shunter	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
586	Saunders, W. R.	Guard	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
587	Morse, E. T.	""	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
588	Robertson, G.	""	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
589	Ryan, M. H.	""	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
590	Towers, L. J.	Signalman	2 5³₄	2 6½	1/4/38
591	Keane, J.	""	2 5³₄	2 5³₄	1/4/38
592	McCartney, J. F.	""	2 5³₄	2 5³₄	1/4/38
593	Wallace, J. H.	""	2 5³₄	2 5³₄	1/4/38
594	Dunning, N. E. M.	""	2 5³₄	2 5³₄	1/4/38
595	Barron, J. A.	""	2 5³₄	2 5³₄	1/4/38
596	McGarry, E.	""	2 5³₄	2 5³₄	1/4/38
597	Simpson, G. R.	""	2 5³₄	2 5³₄	1/4/38
598	Gow, J. A. W.	""	2 5³₄	2 5³₄	1/4/38
599	Shugg, C.	""	2 5³₄	2 5³₄	1/4/38
600	Walton, R. J.	""	2 5³₄	2 5³₄	1/4/38
601	Lilly, J. P.	""	2 5³₄	2 5³₄	1/4/38
602	Bartlett, W. A.	Guard	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
603	Snelling, A. J.	""	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
604	Tabrum, C. R. N.	Storeman	2 8¼	2 8¼*	1/4/38
605	Robb, J.	Guard	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
606	Paddy, F. H. M.	""	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
607	Johnston, C. J.	Signalman	2 5³₄	2 5³₄	1/4/38
608	Woodhouse, A. V.	Guard	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
609	Balson, F. S.	""	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
610	Bowie, R. C.	Storeman	2 8¼	2 8¼*	1/4/38
611	Boag, J. E.	Guard	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
612	Atkinson, H. P.	""	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
613	Plato, J. P.	Storeman	2 5³₄	2 5³₄	1/4/38
614	McDonald, W.	Guard	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
615	Douglas, F. A.	""	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
616	Russell, R. H.	""	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
617	Miller, D. M.	""	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
618	Hooker, L. N.	""	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
619	Cockburn, J.	Storeman	2 8¼	2 8¼*	1/4/38
620	Haymes, J. T.	Guard	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
621	Perfect, J. J.	""	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
622	McLennan, R.	Storeman	2 5³₄	2 5³₄	1/4/38
623	Dow, G. C.	Guard	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
624	Lawn, J. T.	""	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
625	Ringrose, H. F.	""	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
626	Jackson, J. E. S.	Signalman	2 5³₄	2 5³₄	1/4/38
627	Lindsay, G. C.	Guard	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
628	Russell, G. A.	Storeman	2 5³₄	2 5³₄	1/4/38
629	Morgan, C. R.	Signalman	2 5³₄	2 5³₄	1/4/38
630	Ryan, J.	Guard	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
631	McKone, C.	""	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
632	Hall, G. E. S.	Signalman	2 5³₄	2 5³₄	1/4/38
633	Duncan, J. W.	Guard	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
634	Friend, G. V. T.	""	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
635	Bryce, J. A. E.	""	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
636	Parmenter, R.	""	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
637	Cumming, P. L.	""	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
638	Riley, F. W. G.	""	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
639	Stanton, F. N.	Storeman	2 5³₄	2 5³₄	1/4/38
640	Robertson, L. G.	Guard	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
641	Cross, C. E.	""	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
642	Sharp, C. E. F.	""	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38
643	White, G. F.	""	2 9½	2 9½	1/4/38

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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

67 names identified

A. L. Walton, Guard classification
A. W. Martin, Storeman classification
L. F. Graham, Guard classification
J. T. Dilworth, Guard classification
W. Hodge, Signalman classification
W. Shand, Storeman classification
H. L. Bradford, Signalman classification
A. J. Long, Guard classification
W. A. Rogers, Shunter classification
W. R. Saunders, Guard classification
E. T. Morse, Guard classification
G. Robertson, Guard classification
M. H. Ryan, Guard classification
L. J. Towers, Signalman classification
J. Keane, Signalman classification
J. F. McCartney, Signalman classification
J. H. Wallace, Signalman classification
N. E. M. Dunning, Signalman classification
J. A. Barron, Signalman classification
E. McGarry, Signalman classification
G. R. Simpson, Signalman classification
J. A. W. Gow, Signalman classification
C. Shugg, Signalman classification
R. J. Walton, Signalman classification
J. P. Lilly, Signalman classification
W. A. Bartlett, Guard classification
A. J. Snelling, Guard classification
C. R. N. Tabrum, Storeman classification
J. Robb, Guard classification
F. H. M. Paddy, Guard classification
C. J. Johnston, Signalman classification
A. V. Woodhouse, Guard classification
F. S. Balson, Guard classification
R. C. Bowie, Storeman classification
J. E. Boag, Guard classification
H. P. Atkinson, Guard classification
J. P. Plato, Storeman classification
W. McDonald, Guard classification
F. A. Douglas, Guard classification
R. H. Russell, Guard classification
D. M. Miller, Guard classification
L. N. Hooker, Guard classification
J. Cockburn, Storeman classification
J. T. Haymes, Guard classification
J. J. Perfect, Guard classification
R. McLennan, Storeman classification
G. C. Dow, Guard classification
J. T. Lawn, Guard classification
H. F. Ringrose, Guard classification
J. E. S. Jackson, Signalman classification
G. C. Lindsay, Guard classification
G. A. Russell, Storeman classification
C. R. Morgan, Signalman classification
J. Ryan, Guard classification
C. McKone, Guard classification
G. E. S. Hall, Signalman classification
J. W. Duncan, Guard classification
G. V. T. Friend, Guard classification
J. A. E. Bryce, Guard classification
R. Parmenter, Guard classification
P. L. Cumming, Guard classification
F. W. G. Riley, Guard classification
F. N. Stanton, Storeman classification
L. G. Robertson, Guard classification
C. E. Cross, Guard classification
C. E. F. Sharp, Guard classification
G. F. White, Guard classification

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