New Zealand Gazette – 1940 – No. 114

Page 3387

✨ Salary Scales for Public Service

Nov. 13.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3387

SCALE FOR GENERAL DIVISION—continued. 221

Department and Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay.		Annual Increment.
	Minimum.	Maximum.
CUSTOMS.	£	£	£
Lockers—
Special		270
Others	215	260	15
Locker at manufacturing warehouse (4)	295	335	25 and 15
Locker, Tobacco Factory, Napier	295	335
Locker, Tobacco Factory, Wellington	260	300	15
Messengers	155	250	One of 25, balance of 15
Preventive Officers—
Special		270
Others	215	260	15
Searcher—
1st Grade	320	335	15
2nd Grade	280	295	15

Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay.		Annual Increment.	Remarks.
	Minimum.	Maximum.
EDUCATION.	£	£	£
Attendant—
Clerk (at any point)		305
Engineer, Otekaike		320	10
General, Weraroa		260
Mechanic, Christchurch..		285
Storeman, Weraroa	245	310	10
Attendant, Sumner (1)		225
Attendant Sumner (1)		135
Boys’ Welfare Officers,—Senior—	490	515	25†
(Special)
,, Senior	425	470	20† and 25†
,, —Grade 1		400
,, ,, 2	355	380	25
,, ,, 3	255	335	2 of 25, 2 of 15
Child Welfare Officers,—Senior—	355	380	25
(Special)
,, —Senior	320	335	15
,, —Grade—(Special)	295	305	10†
,, —Grade 1	265	280	15
,, ,, 2	205	245	20
Field Librarian (Country Library		305
Service)
Gardeners		260
Housemasters,	255	335	2 of 25, 2 of 15
Inspector (Female) Child Welfare B’ch	355	380	25
Instructor and Teacher of Physical		400§
Education, Auckland
Instructors and Teachers of Physical	270	380	15
Education (male)
Instructresses and Teachers of Physi-	225	320	10
cal Education
Manager, Boys’ Training-farm, Wera-	490	515	25†	Less £30 p.a. for house and light.
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Manager, Special School, Otekaike..	490	515	25†	Less £75 p.a. for house and light. (NOTE.—Deduction for house to be at the rate of £65 per annum where furniture is not provided.)
Matrons—
Special Grade ..		225
1st Grade	185	205	10
2nd Grade	155	185	10
Storekeeper, Wellington ..	295	320
Supervisor of Special Classes		400
Teacher of Technical Subjects, Wera-		335
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Teachers, Correspondence School—
¶ Head
¶ Assistant
¶ Teachers, Native School
¶ Teachers, Special Schools

§ Grading personal to officer. ¶ Salaries are determined in accordance with the Teachers’ Salaries Regulations 1938. † Maximum at any step.

NOTE.—For single men at institutions a deduction of £55 per annum for board and quarters will be made. For female attendants at institutions a deduction of £30 per annum for board and quarters will be made. In each case the salary shown is subject to the rate of deduction indicated in the “Remarks” column opposite the name of the individual officer.

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