New Zealand Gazette – 1939 – No. 62

Page 2167

✨ Railway Regulations Amendments



provided, the amendments hereby made shall be deemed to have come into
operation on the first day of April, one thousand nine hundred and thirty-
nine.

  1. By amending that portion of the First Schedule to the said regulations relating to the Second Division in the manner following, that is to say :-

(i) By omitting from Class 1 the classification of tablet porters and porters in charge and substituting in lieu thereof the following:-

Tablet porters and porters in charge Minimum. Maximum.
With not less than three years of adult service .. 91 8
First three years of adult service .. 88 4

(ii) By omitting from Class 1 the classification of crossing-keepers, bridge-keepers, lavatory attendants, and watchmen and substituting in lieu thereof the following :-

Crossing - keepers, bridge - keepers, lavatory attendants, and watchmen Minimum. Maximum.
.. .. 88 4

(iii) By omitting from Class 2 the classification of leading tradesmen, tradesmen, and electricians and substituting in lieu thereof the following :-

Leading tradesmen Minimum. Per Hour. Maximum. Per Hour. Annual Increments. Per Hour.
.. 2 11¾ 3 0½ One of ⅜d.

Tradesmen—

| Bricklayers | .. | 2 10 | .. |
| Fitters, turners, boilermakers, blacksmiths, springmakers, carpenters, patternmakers, painters, plumbers, moulders, coppersmiths, tinsmiths, trimmers, sailmakers, electricians, and tradesmen not otherwise specified | .. | 2 9 | .. |

(iv) By omitting from Class 2 the classification of electroplaters, enamellers, galvanizers, rope splicers, saw doctors, steel melters, and welders and substituting in lieu thereof the following :—

Electroplaters, enamellers, galvanizers, rope splicers, saw doctors, steel melters, and welders Minimum. Maximum.
.. .. 2 9

(v) By omitting from Class 2 the classification of watchmen and substituting in lieu thereof the following :-

Watchmen Minimum. Maximum.
.. .. 88 4

(vi) By omitting from Class 3 the classification of leading tradesmen, tradesmen, electricians (leading hands), electricians, and welders and substituting in lieu thereof the following :-

Leading tradesmen Minimum. Per Hour. Maximum. Per Hour. Annual Increments. Per Hour.
.. 2 11¾ 3 0½ One of ⅜d.

Tradesmen—

| Masons and bricklayers | .. | 2 10 | .. |
| Fitters, blacksmiths, carpenters, painters, plumbers, electricians, and tradesmen not otherwise specified | .. | 2 9 | .. |
| Welders | .. | 2 9 | .. |



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🚂 Amendments to Government Railways Regulations (continued from previous page)

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16 August 1939
Railways, Regulations, Amendments, Government Railways Act, Salary Scales, Job Classifications