New Zealand Gazette – 1940 – No. 114

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✨ Public Service Staff Lists

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

PUBLIC TRUST DEPARTMENT—continued.

Page No.	Name.	Salary, Year ended 31/3/40.	Salary, Year ending 31/3/41.	Allowance (Adult Wage).	Date from which payable.	Classification.	Division and Class.	Maximum for Position.	Position and Place.	Month and Year of Birth.	Superannuation Service on 31/3/40.	Examinations and Remarks.
		£	£	£						M. Y.	Y. M.
1	GENERAL Div.—ctd. Female Staff—ctd. Chittey, Miss A. E.	225	225	..	1/7/36	G	225	Shorthand-typist in Charge, Chief Accts' Branch, Head Office	..	22	8
2	Mudie, Miss J. M.	225	225	..	1/7/36	G	225	Shorthand-typist in Charge, Legal Div., Head Office	..	21	6
3	Hanley, Miss L. M.	225	225	..	1/7/36	G	225	Shorthand-typist in Charge, Estates Div., Head Office	..	21	9
4	May, Miss M. M.	225	225	..	1/4/37	G	225	Shorthand-typist, Wellington	..	22	0
5	Crabbe, Miss W. P.	215	215	..	1/4/37	G	215	Shorthand-typist, Christ'ch.	..	21	8
6	Kane, Miss E. C.	205	205	..	1/7/36	G	205	Shorthand-typist, Head Office	..	20	4
7	Ross, Miss L. M.	205	205	..	1/7/36	G	205	Shorthand-typist, Auckland	..	18	10
8	Cox, Miss T. B.	205	205	..	1/7/36	G	205	Shorthand-typist, Wanganui	..	21	0
9	Gordon-Cumming, Miss E. C.	205	205	..	1/7/36	G	205	Shorthand-typist, Auckland	..	22	2
10	Dunn, Miss V. C.	205	205	..	1/7/36	G	205	Shorthand-typist, Dunedin	..	22	9
11	McAra, Miss J. E.	205	205	..	1/4/37	G	205	Shorthand-typist, Christ'ch.	..	21	7
12	Joll, Miss E. L.	205	205	..	1/4/37	G	205	Shorthand-typist, Hawera	..	17	10	Jn. Ex.
13	Williams, Miss B. J.	205	205	..	1/4/37	G	205	Shorthand-typist, Wellington	..	20	5
14	Gray, Miss G. T.	205	205	..	1/4/37	G	205	Machinist, Head Office	..	19	6
15	Burns, Miss E. R.	205	205	..	1/4/37	G	205	Machinist, Wellington	..	17	11
16	Buncehall, Miss H. E.	335	335	..	1/4/39	G	335<	Custodian of Wills, Head Off.	..	26	7	Reporters’ Ex.
17	Shannon, Miss M. T.	260	260	..	1/7/36	G	260	Office Assistant, Dunedin	..	28	4	Jn. Ex.

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT.

Notes.—Engineers are expected to pass the qualifying examination for A.M.I.C.E., A.M.I.E.E., A.M.I.M.E., B.E., &c., according to branch in which they are employed before being eligible to be advanced beyond £470.

Officers with special qualifications, marked (†) in the column provided for the maximum salary, may proceed by annual increments to a maximum of £425 subject to satisfactory reports, and provided that the duties performed are of a nature and value commensurate with the increasing salary; from thence by annual increments to a maximum of £470 provided the status of the duties progressively advances.

REFERENCES : * Also scale lodging-allowance. † See “Note” above. ‡ To receive as additional remuneration the difference between salary and £210 8s. 1d. per annum to bring salary up to the minimum for a married man. § Over scale. || Made permanent under Temporary Employees Act, 1913. ¶ Includes increment in terms of Public Service Regulation 205. $ Grading personal to officer. (a) Passed qualifying examination A.M.I.C.E. (b) Passed qualifying examination A.M.I.E.E. (c) Pays annual rent as shown. (d) Also annual allowance as shown for special and/or additional duties. (e) Passed qualifying examination A.M.I.M.E. (f) Passed qualifying examination Bachelor of Engineering. (g) On leave without pay. (h) On loan to High Commissioner’s Office, London. New Zealand salary £335 per annum from 1/1/40. (i) On loan to Army Department. (j) Also £10 per annum lodging-allowance. s Volunteered, but not accepted for Active Service. t Absent on Home Service. u Absent with Naval Forces. x Absent with Expeditionary Force. y Absent with Royal Air Force. z Absent with Royal N.Z. Air Force.

Page No.	Name.	Salary, Year ended 31/3/40.	Salary, Year ending 31/8/41.	Allowance (Adult Wage).	Date from which payable.	Classification.	Division and Class.	Maximum for Position.	Position and Place.	Month and Year of Birth.	Superannuation Service on 31/3/40.	Examinations and Remarks.
		£	£	£						M. Y.	Y. M.
1	Wood, J...	..	..	..	..	A	..	Engineer-in-Chief and Under-Secretary, Head Office	12/80	39	8	Sn. Ex., Land Surv. Ex. M.I.C.E. Also Marine Engineer, Marine Dept.
2	Kissel, F. T. M.	1250	1250	..	1/4/39	P, Sp.	1250	Chief Electrical Engineer, Head Office	3/82	29	3	B.Sc., A.M.I.C.E., M.I.E.E.
3	Baker, A. J.	1250	1250	..	1/4/39	P, Sp.	1250	Asst. Engineer-in-Chief, Head Office	8/81	42	0	Sn. Ex., M.I.C.E. Retires 13/11/40.
4	Newnham, W. L.	1100	1100	..	12/6/39	P, Sp.	1100	Second Asst. Engineer-in-Chief, Head Office	10/88	34	1	Sn. Ex., A.M.I.C.E.
5	Mair, J. T.	1050	1050	..	1/4/39	P, Sp.	1050	Govt. Architect, Head Office	10/76	19	7	F.R.I.B.A. Spec. Cert.Arch.(Penn., U.S.A.).
6	Sharp, H. H.	950	950	..	1/4/39	P, Sp.	950	Inspecting Engr., Head Office	3/83	37	5	Sn. Ex., Matric., A. M. I. C. E., A. M. I. M. E., Land Surv. Ex.
7	Ball, T. M.	950	950	..	1/4/39	P, Sp.	950	Inspecting Engr., Head Office	11/87	35	2	Sn. Ex., A.M.I.C.E.
8	Robinson, I. R.	950	950	..	1/4/39	P, Sp.	950	Inspecting Elec. Engineer, Head Office	11/92	19	6	B.E., M.I.E.E., Accts’ Prof. (a).

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🏛️ Public Trust Department Administration, Accounting, and Clerical Staffs List 1940 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsPublic Trust, Staff List, Salaries, Classification, Administration, Accounting, Clerical
👱🏽 Names

17 names identified

A. E. Chittey (Miss), Shorthand-typist in Charge, Chief Accts' Branch, Head Office
J. M. Mudie (Miss), Shorthand-typist in Charge, Legal Div., Head Office
L. M. Hanley (Miss), Shorthand-typist in Charge, Estates Div., Head Office
M. M. May (Miss), Shorthand-typist, Wellington
W. P. Crabbe (Miss), Shorthand-typist, Christ'ch.
E. C. Kane (Miss), Shorthand-typist, Head Office
L. M. Ross (Miss), Shorthand-typist, Auckland
T. B. Cox (Miss), Shorthand-typist, Wanganui
E. C. Gordon-Cumming (Miss), Shorthand-typist, Auckland
V. C. Dunn (Miss), Shorthand-typist, Dunedin
J. E. McAra (Miss), Shorthand-typist, Christ'ch.
E. L. Joll (Miss), Shorthand-typist, Hawera
B. J. Williams (Miss), Shorthand-typist, Wellington
G. T. Gray (Miss), Machinist, Head Office
E. R. Burns (Miss), Machinist, Wellington
H. E. Buncehall (Miss), Custodian of Wills, Head Off.
M. T. Shannon (Miss), Office Assistant, Dunedin

🏗️ Public Works Department Staff List 1940

Domain🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
KeywordsPublic Works, Staff List, Salaries, Classification, Engineers, Architects
👱🏽 Names

8 names identified

J. Wood, Engineer-in-Chief and Under-Secretary, Head Office
F. T. M. Kissel, Chief Electrical Engineer, Head Office
A. J. Baker, Asst. Engineer-in-Chief, Head Office
W. L. Newnham, Second Asst. Engineer-in-Chief, Head Office
J. T. Mair, Govt. Architect, Head Office
H. H. Sharp, Inspecting Engr., Head Office
T. M. Ball, Inspecting Engr., Head Office
I. R. Robinson, Inspecting Elec. Engineer, Head Office

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