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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

RAILWAYS DEPARTMENT CLASSIFICATION, 1940—continued.

SECOND DIVISION—continued.
Class 1 : Traffic Branch—continued.

Progressive No.	Name.	Designation.	Rate of Pay on 31st March, 1940.	Grade, 1st April, 1940.	Rate of Pay for Year ending 31st March, 1941.	Service.	Remarks.
s. d.	s. d.*	Amount.	Date.	Since last appointed.	Prior to Date last appointed.	For Superannuation Purposes.
354	Scorrar, L. H.	Signalman	2 9½	1	2 9½	1/4/40	25 5
355	Radford, G. H.	Guard	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	25 5
356	Woods, E. L.	Storeman	2 9½	1	2 9½	1/4/40	25 4
357	Mill, J. W.	Guard	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	25 4
358	Murphy, N.	Signalman	2 7½	1	2 7½	1/4/40	25 4
359	Luxton, J. H.	Guard	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	27 2
360	White, T. W.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	25 4
361	McCready, T. P.	Storeman	2 7½	1	2 7½	1/4/40	25 4
362	Brownlie, J. H.	Guard	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	25 3
363	Evans, S.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	25 2
364	Martin, J. A.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	25 2
365	Taylor, E. E.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	25 2
366	Howard, T. J.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	25 2
367	Haynes, F. V.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	25 4
368	Bremner, D.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	25 2
369	Goldsmith, G. G.	Storeman	2 7½	1	2 7½	1/4/40	25 2
370	Savage, H. T.	Shunter	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	26 9
371	Kearney, S. J.	Guard	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	25 2
372	Ingpen, S. E.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	25 2
373	Turnbull, J. T.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	25 1
374	Remrose, J.	Signalman	2 7½	1	2 7½	1/4/40	25 1
375	Elvy, P. K.	Guard	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	25 1
376	De Burren, F. W. P.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	25 0
377	Fitzsimons, T.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	25 0
378	Curnow, J. R.	Storeman	2 7½	1	2 7½	1/4/40	24 11
379	Houston, W. H.	„	2 7½	1	2 7½	1/4/40	26 10
380	Todd, R. K.	Guard	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	24 11
381	Wilson, R. L.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	24 10
382	Forward, A. R.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	24 9
383	Cahill, J.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	24 9
384	Fahey, M.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	24 8
385	Mulvihill, W.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	24 8
386	Thompson, L. A.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	24 8
387	Young, J.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	24 7
388	Ruston, W. H.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	24 7
389	Blackmore, W. J.	Signalman	2 7½	1	2 7½	1/4/40	24 7
390	Donovan, T. G.	Guard	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	24 7
391	Mullins, C.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	24 7
392	Morrison, G.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	25 1
393	Rowe, W. H.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	24 7
394	Waite, C.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	25 5
395	Jeavons, F.	Storeman	2 7½	1	2 7½	1/4/40	24 7
396	Hazlett, H. H.	„	2 7½	1	2 7½	1/4/40	27 7
397	Haffenden, J. J.	Guard	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	24 7
398	Stewart, D. M. A.	Storeman	2 7½	1	2 7½	1/4/40	24 7
399	Brady, J. A. D.	Guard	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	24 6
400	Kirkwood, D. M.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	24 6
401	McGowan, E. C.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	25 1
402	West, R. S.	Signalman	2 7½	1	2 7½	1/4/40	25 7
403	Christensen, E. J.	„	2 7½	1	2 7½	1/4/40	24 6
404	Flynn, J. P.	Guard	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	24 6
405	Spooner, J. A.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	24 6
406	Carroll, W.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	28 9
407	Huggins, W.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	24 5
408	Mouton, G.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	24 5
409	Rae, J. M.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	24 5
410	Maxwell, D. M.	Storeman	2 7½	1	2 7½	1/4/40	24 5
411	Mitchell, J. B.	„	2 7½	1	2 7½	1/4/40	30 5
412	Roper, F. V.	Guard	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	25 7
413	Casey, T.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	25 5
414	Thompson, H.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	25 1
415	Howard, J. A.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	24 9
416	Walker, A. W.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	24 8
417	Pocock, H.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	24 4
418	Gill, J.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	31 0
419	Turner, W. A.	Storeman	2 7½	1	2 7½	1/4/40	24 3
420	Johnson, P.	Guard	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	24 3
421	Berry, R.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	24 3
422	Price, P. G.	„	2 9½	...	2 9½	1/4/40	24 3

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The Old Government Buildings (depicted) were completed in 1876 and initially housed the entire Wellington-based civil service as well as the entire New Zealand Cabinet. The Executive Council met there until 1948.

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🚂 List of Persons Employed in the Railways Department (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsRailways Department, Employee List, 1940, Salaries, Grades
👱🏽 Names

69 names identified

L. H. Scorrar, Employed as Signalman
G. H. Radford, Employed as Guard
E. L. Woods, Employed as Storeman
J. W. Mill, Employed as Guard
N. Murphy, Employed as Signalman
J. H. Luxton, Employed as Guard
T. W. White, Employed as Guard
T. P. McCready, Employed as Storeman
J. H. Brownlie, Employed as Guard
S. Evans, Employed as Guard
J. A. Martin, Employed as Guard
E. E. Taylor, Employed as Guard
T. J. Howard, Employed as Guard
F. V. Haynes, Employed as Guard
D. Bremner, Employed as Guard
G. G. Goldsmith, Employed as Storeman
H. T. Savage, Employed as Shunter
S. J. Kearney, Employed as Guard
S. E. Ingpen, Employed as Guard
J. T. Turnbull, Employed as Guard
J. Remrose, Employed as Signalman
P. K. Elvy, Employed as Guard
F. W. P. De Burren, Employed as Guard
T. Fitzsimons, Employed as Guard
J. R. Curnow, Employed as Storeman
W. H. Houston, Employed as Storeman
R. K. Todd, Employed as Guard
R. L. Wilson, Employed as Guard
A. R. Forward, Employed as Guard
J. Cahill, Employed as Guard
M. Fahey, Employed as Guard
W. Mulvihill, Employed as Guard
L. A. Thompson, Employed as Guard
J. Young, Employed as Guard
W. H. Ruston, Employed as Guard
W. J. Blackmore, Employed as Signalman
T. G. Donovan, Employed as Guard
C. Mullins, Employed as Guard
G. Morrison, Employed as Guard
W. H. Rowe, Employed as Guard
C. Waite, Employed as Guard
F. Jeavons, Employed as Storeman
H. H. Hazlett, Employed as Storeman
J. J. Haffenden, Employed as Guard
D. M. A. Stewart, Employed as Storeman
J. A. D. Brady, Employed as Guard
D. M. Kirkwood, Employed as Guard
E. C. McGowan, Employed as Guard
R. S. West, Employed as Signalman
E. J. Christensen, Employed as Signalman
J. P. Flynn, Employed as Guard
J. A. Spooner, Employed as Guard
W. Carroll, Employed as Guard
W. Huggins, Employed as Guard
G. Mouton, Employed as Guard
J. M. Rae, Employed as Guard
D. M. Maxwell, Employed as Storeman
J. B. Mitchell, Employed as Storeman
F. V. Roper, Employed as Guard
T. Casey, Employed as Guard
H. Thompson, Employed as Guard
J. A. Howard, Employed as Guard
A. W. Walker, Employed as Guard
H. Pocock, Employed as Guard
J. Gill, Employed as Guard
W. A. Turner, Employed as Storeman
P. Johnson, Employed as Guard
R. Berry, Employed as Guard
P. G. Price, Employed as Guard

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