New Zealand Gazette – 1941 – No. 50

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✨ Salary Scale for Second Division Officers

JUNE 17.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1827

SALARY SCALE FOR SECOND DIVISION OFFICERS—continued. Page 171.

Position.	Annual Rate of Pay from 1st April, 1940.		Annual Increments.	Position.	Annual Rate of Pay from 1st April, 1940.		Annual Increments.
	Minimum.	Maximum.			Minimum.	Maximum.

MALE OFFICERS—continued.				MALE OFFICERS—continued.
Electrical and Workshops Section.				Electrical and Workshops Section—continued.
Basketmaker .. ..	£205	£285	£{1 of 25\n1 of 55}	Mechanic, Foreman—	£..	£380	£..
				Fifth Subdivision .. .. ..	..	355	..
Blacksmith, Foreman—	335	355	..	Sixth Subdivision .. .. ..	335	..	..
Sixth Subdivision .. ..	..	315	..	Mechanic (Telegraph), Chief .. ..	425	445	1 of ..
Eighth Subdivision ..	..	..	..	Mechanic (Telegraph), Senior—
Blacksmith .. .. ..	205	285	{1 of 25\n1 of 55}	Fifth Subdivision .. .. ..	..	380	..
			{1 of 15\n1 of 20\n1 of 40\n1 of 25}	Sixth Subdivision .. .. ..	335	355	..
Blacksmith, Junior .. ..	80	180	..	Mechanic—
Body-builder, Foreman .. ..	335	355	..	Eighth Subdivision .. .. ..	..	315	..
Body-builder—				Ninth Subdivision .. .. ..	205	285	{1 of ..\n1 of ..}
Eighth Subdivision .. ..	..	300	..
Ninth Subdivision .. ..	205	285	{1 of 25\n1 of 55}	Mechanic, Junior .. .. ..	80	180	{1 of ..\n1 of ..\n1 of ..\n1 of ..}
			{1 of 15\n1 of 20\n1 of 40\n1 of 25}	Mechanician, Chief .. .. ..	..	470	..
Body-builder, Junior .. ..	80	180	..	Mechanician, Inspecting .. ..	400	425	1 of ..
Cabinetmaker, Foreman .. ..	335	355	..	Mechanician, Senior—
Cabinetmaker—				First Subdivision .. .. ..	..	470	..
Eighth Subdivision .. ..	..	315	..	Second Subdivision .. .. ..	..	445	..
Ninth Subdivision .. ..	205	285	{1 of 25\n1 of 55}	Third Subdivision .. .. ..	400	425	1 of ..
			{1 of 15\n1 of 20\n1 of 40\n1 of 25}	Fourth Subdivision .. .. ..	..	400	..
Cabinetmaker, Junior.. ..	80	180	..	Fifth Subdivision .. .. ..	..	380	..
Cabinetmaker and Polisher .. ..	..	315	..	Mechanician, Foreman .. ..	335	355	..
Polisher .. .. ..	205	285	{1 of 25\n1 of 55}	Mechanician—
			{1 of 15\n1 of 20\n1 of 40\n1 of 25}	Eighth Subdivision .. .. ..	..	315	..
Polisher, Junior .. ..	80	180	..	Ninth Subdivision .. .. ..	205	285	{1 of ..\n1 of ..}
Clock-repairer—
Eighth Subdivision .. ..	..	315	..	Mechanician, Junior .. .. ..	80	180	{1 of ..\n1 of ..\n1 of ..\n1 of ..}
Ninth Subdivision .. ..	205	285	{1 of 25\n1 of 55}	Motor Transport Officer .. ..	..	380	..
			{1 of 15\n1 of 20\n1 of 40\n1 of 25}	Overseer—
Clock-repairer, Junior .. ..	80	180	..	Second Subdivision .. .. ..	..	445	..
Electrician, Foreman .. ..	..	380	..	Third Subdivision .. .. ..	400	425	1 of ..
Electrician—				Fourth Subdivision .. .. ..	..	400	..
Eighth Subdivision .. ..	..	315	..	Fifth Subdivision .. .. ..	..	380	..
Ninth Subdivision .. ..	205	285	{1 of 25\n1 of 55}	Sixth Subdivision .. .. ..	335	355	..
Electroplater .. .. ..	..	315	..	Painter—
Engraver—				Eighth Subdivision .. .. ..	..	315	..
Eighth Subdivision .. ..	..	315	..	Ninth Subdivision .. .. ..	205	285	{1 of ..\n1 of ..}
Ninth Subdivision .. ..	205	285	{1 of 25\n1 of 55}
			{1 of 15\n1 of 20\n1 of 40\n1 of 25}	Painter, Junior .. .. ..	80	180	{1 of ..\n1 of ..\n1 of ..\n1 of ..}
Engraver, Junior .. ..	80	180	..	Painter and Signwriter—
Inspector of Workshops .. ..	..	445	..	Eighth Subdivision .. .. ..	..	315	..
Inspector of Motor-vehicles—				Ninth Subdivision .. .. ..	205	285	{1 of ..\n1 of ..}
Fourth Subdivision .. ..	..	400	..	Panel-beater—
Fifth Subdivision .. ..	..	380	..	Eighth Subdivision .. .. ..	..	315	..
Locksmith—				Ninth Subdivision .. .. ..	205	285	{1 of ..\n1 of ..}
Eighth Subdivision .. ..	..	315	..
Ninth Subdivision .. ..	205	285	{1 of 25\n1 of 55}	Panel-beater, Junior .. ..	80	180	{1 of ..\n1 of ..\n1 of ..\n1 of ..}
			{1 of 15\n1 of 20\n1 of 40\n1 of 25}	Plumber .. .. ..	..	285	..
Locksmith, Junior .. ..	80	180	..	Printer .. .. ..	..	315	..
Machinist—				Test Clerk, Senior .. ..	..	380	..
Eighth Subdivision .. ..	..	315	..	Test Clerk—
Ninth Subdivision .. ..	205	285	{1 of 25\n1 of 55}	Seventh Subdivision .. ..	..	320	..
			{1 of 15\n1 of 20\n1 of 40\n1 of 25}	Eighth Subdivision .. ..	..	315	..
Machinist, Junior .. ..	80	180	..	Ninth Subdivision .. .. ..	205	285	{1 of ..\n1 of ..}
				Upholsterer—
				Eighth Subdivision .. .. ..	..	315	..
				Ninth Subdivision .. .. ..	205	285	{1 of ..\n1 of ..}
				Upholsterer, Junior .. ..	80	180	{1 of ..\n1 of ..\n1 of ..\n1 of ..}

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