New Zealand Gazette – 1949 – No. 53

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✨ Salary Scales for Agriculture Department

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SCALES FOR GENERAL DIVISION

Workers not otherwise specified receive not less than current award rates or other ruling rates if no award is in existence. The scale may be raised slightly or the annual increments varied according to local conditions.
When increments of less than £10 are provided, double increments may be granted in special cases.
In the column “Annual Increments” the normal annual increment is shown. The last increment shall, where necessary, be such lesser sum as will enable the maximum to be attained, but not exceeded.
An officer does not necessarily proceed to the maximum shown. His salary may be fixed at any point between the minimum and the maximum.

AGRlCULTURE DEPARTMENT

Department and Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay.	Annual Incrementa.
	Minimum.	Maximum.
Apiary Instructor— Senior (also Honey-grader) Special (or Honey-grader) Ist Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade Assistant Caretaker, Quarantine Stations Caretaker, Wallaceville Dairy Instructor and Dairy-Produce Grader and/or Grader in Charge— Superintendent of Grading, Cheese and Butter Instruction.. Auckland 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade Dairy Produce Tester— Senior (Auckland) Senior Others Female Farm Dairy Instructor— Special 1st Grade 2nd Grade Farm Machinery Instructor Fields Instructor— Special 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade Assistant General Assistant Hemp-grader Herd Recorder— Male Female Horticultural Superintendent Horticultural Inspector— Principal Special 1st Grade 2nd Grade Inspector of Stock— Principal Special 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade Assistant Meat Inspector— Special (Supervising)—at any point 1st Grade 2nd Grade Assistant Orchard Instructor— Special 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade Assistant Poultry Blood Tester Poultry Instructor— Special 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade Assistant Seed Tester— Supervisor Assistant Supervisor Analyst Section Leader Others	£ 660 585 510 460 410 375 375 390 850 800 760 735 710 635 685 400 390 350 325 510 460 410 410 485 585 560 485 425 375 390 535 350 300 685 735 660 510 535 460 485 375 425 610 660 585 510 560 460 485 410 425 375 395 510 560 460 485 395 425 350 375 395 585 560 485 425 375 350 585 560 485 425 375 395 400 425 375 375 350 325	£ 25 25 15 20 20 50 and 25. 30 (5) 25 15 15, 35, 25. 25 25 15 20 30, 20. 25 50 25 25 25 25 25 15 20 25 25 30 25 25 25 15 20 (2) (2)

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