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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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(f) Quarryman.--A worker quarrying, shooting, or spalling stone in
a quarry, but not a worker who merely loads trucks or drays.
(g) Tradesman :-
First Grade : A worker who is able to set out and complete speedily
and efficiently any and every kind of work within his trade.
Second Grade : A worker who by reason of incomplete training
or limited skill or experience is capable of performing satis-
factorily only a limited range of work within his trade, but
possessing more skill and technical knowledge than a handy-
man.
(h) Welder :-
First Grade: A worker who has satisfied the requirements of the
Works Department's complete arc-welding tests and possesses
a sound knowledge of gas welding and cutting.
Second Grade: A worker capable of performing gas welding and
cutting, and down-hand arc-welding.
- WAGES
(a) The following rates of wages shall be payable :-
| Payable On and From 1st July, 1948. | Payable On and From 1st June, 1949. | |
|---|---|---|
| Per Hour. | Per Hour. | |
| s. d. | s. d. | |
| Axeman | 3 7¼ | 3 8¼ |
| Blacksmith's striker | 3 6⅜ | 3 7¼ |
| Concrete-worker | 3 6⅜ | 3 7⅛ |
| Dredge hand-- | ||
| First Grade | 3 6⅜ | 3 7⅜ |
| Second Grade | 3 5⅜ | 3 6⅜ |
| Driver-- | ||
| Locomotive (petrol or electric), under 12 tons | 3 7⅜ | 3 8⅜ |
| Navvy, drag-line, or dredge | 3 9¼ | 3 10¼ |
| Steam-winch | 3 7⅜ | 3 8¼ |
| Fencer | 3 6⅜ | 3 7¼ |
| Ganger-- | ||
| Concrete | 3 9¾ | 3 10½ |
| Navvy | 3 6¼ | 3 7¼ |
| Handyman-- | ||
| First Grade | 3 7⅜ | 3 8⅜ |
| Second Grade | 3 7¼ | 3 8¼ |
| Labourer | 3 4¾ | 3 5¾ |
| Labourer, skilled | 3 6¼ | 3 7¼ |
| Shot-firer | 3 6¼ | 3 8¼ |
| Tradesman : blacksmith, boilermaker, bricklayer, bridge carpenter, carpenter and joiner, electrician, fitter, mechanic, painter, plumber, riveter :- | ||
| First Grade | 3 11½ | 4 1 |
| Second Grade | 3 10 | 3 11 |
| Welder-- | ||
| First Grade | 3 11½ | 4 1 |
| Second Grade | 3 10 | 3 11 |
| Youth-- | ||
| Fifteen years of age | 1 7 to 1 10 | 1 7 to 1 10 |
| Sixteen years of age | 1 10 ,, 2 1 | 1 10 ,, 2 1 |
| Seventeen years of age | 2 0 ,, 2 3 | 2 1 ,, 2 4 |
| Eighteen years of age | 2 2 ,, 2 5 | 2 3 ,, 2 6 |
| Nineteen years of age | 2 4 ,, 2 7 | 2 5 ,, 2 8 |
| Twenty years of age | 2 7 ,, 2 10 | 2 9 ,, 3 0 |
| Per Week. | Per Week. | |
| £ s. d. | £ s. d. | |
| Launchman (40-hour week) | 7 2 6 | 7 5 6 |
| Driver (42½-hour week)-- | ||
| Horse (One) | 7 4 0 | 7 8 0 |
| Each additional horse, 3s. a week extra. | ||
| Light two-horse grader | 7 12 0 | 7 16 0 |
| Motor-lorry-- | ||
| Not exceeding 30 cwt. | 7 9 0 | 7 13 0 |
| Exceeding 30 cwt. | 7 15 0 | 7 19 0 |
| Tractor | 7 9 0 | 7 13 0 |
| Bulldozer | 8 8 0 |
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