New Zealand Gazette – 1941 – No. 89

Page 3607

✨ Salary Scales for General Division

Nov. 12.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3607
SCALE FOR GENERAL DIVISION—continued. 237

Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay.	Annual Increments.
	Minimum.	Maximum.
JUSTICE AND PRISONS—continued.	£	£
Warder, Chief, Auckland:$	315	400
Warders, Chief$	315	375
Warders, Principal$	320	335
Warders, Deputy Principal$	295	310
Warders‡§	245	285
The first increment is granted after completion of two years' satisfactory service and after passing the probationary warders' examination. On completion of twenty years' continuous permanent service a bonus of £10 will be awarded if so recommended by the Controller-General of Prisons.
Warders, Night-watch†	245	265
Warder Instructors— Lst Grade†	265	305
2nd Grade‡§	250	285
Female Staff—
Matron, Auckland†		290£
Matrons†	195	240
Matrons, Assistant†	140	195
Superintendent, Addington†		240
Superintendent, Point Halswell†		320
LABOUR.
Inspectors of Factories, &c.— Senior (at any point)	445	490
1st Grade	400	425
2nd Grade	355	380
3rd Grade	320	335
4th Grade	230	305
Inspectors of Factories (female)	230	275
Inspector of Scaffolding— Senior	445	470
1st Grade	400	425
2nd Grade	355	380
3rd Grade	320	335
4th Grade	230	305
Inspector of Weights and Measures (same as Inspector of Scaffolding). Weights and Measures Technical Officer, Head Office		470
LAND AND DEEDS.
Custodian of Plans, Auckland		295
LAND AND INCOME TAX.
Officer in Charge, Registration Fee Branch		445
LANDS AND SURVEY.
Assistant Superintendent of Land Development,—Auckland		540
Rotorua		515
Assistant Superintendent, Land Development Schemes, Te Kuiti		470
Caretaker in Charge, Kapiti Island		300†
Draughting Assistants— 1st Grade	230	305
2nd Grade		205
3rd Grade	80	180
Dredge Master, Kerepeehi		335
Engineer’s Assistants		390
Field Inspectors— Special (or District) (at any point)	490	540
1st Grade	445	470
2nd Grade	400	425
3rd Grade	355	380
Assistant	230	335
Mechanical Engineer, Kerepeehi		380
Supervising Field Inspector, &c.	550	600
Supervisor (at any point)		425

$ Grading personal to officer. * Same as clerical scale. † Also free quarters. § Deduction from salary for residence or quarters provided. § When the maximum is reached an increment of £15 may be granted to warders of outstanding zeal and ability if so recommended by the Controller-General of Prisons.

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