New Zealand Gazette – 1949 – No. 6

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✨ Salary Scales for Education Department

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
[No. 6

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SCALES FOR GENERAL DIVISION—continued
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

Department and Position.	Yearly Rate of Pay.	Annual Increments.	Remarks.
	Minimum.	Maximum.

Child Welfare Branch

Attendants—
General (Male)—
Head .. .. .. .. £ .. 390
Grade 1 .. .. .. 340 370 15
Grade 2 .. .. .. .. 331
Female—
Grade 1 .. .. .. .. 300
Grade 2 .. .. .. .. 275
Grade 3 .. .. .. .. 260
Boys’ Welfare Officers—
Senior .. .. .. 560 585 25
Others .. .. .. .. 535 (1)
Child Welfare Officers (Female)—
Senior .. .. .. 560 585 25
Grade 1 .. .. .. 510 535 25
Grade 2 .. .. .. .. 510 ..
Grade 3 .. .. .. .. 485 (1)
District Child Welfare Officers—
Grade 1 .. .. .. 735 785 50
Grade 2 .. .. .. 610 685 25, 50
Grade 3 .. .. .. 560 585 25
Cooks—
Male—
Grade 1 .. .. .. .. 380
Grade 2 .. .. .. 350 370 20
Female—
Grade 1 .. .. .. .. 325
Grade 2 .. .. .. .. 300
Grade 3 .. .. .. 275 285 10
Boilerhouse Attendant— .. .. .. .. 350
Farm Instructors—
Grade 1 .. .. .. .. 370
Grade 2 .. .. .. 340 355 15
Gardeners—
Grade 1 .. .. .. .. 390
Grade 2 .. .. .. .. 370
Grade 3 .. .. .. .. 350
Gardener-Attendants (Female)—
Grade 1 .. .. .. .. 285
Grade 2 .. .. .. .. 275
Housemaids .. .. .. 195 220 (2)
Housemasters—
Grade 1 .. .. .. 510 535 25
Grade 2 .. .. .. 400 485 (1)
Housemistresses—
Grade 1 .. .. .. .. 510
Grade 2 .. .. .. 400 460 (1)
Laundresses—
Grade 1 .. .. .. .. 325
Grade 2 .. .. .. .. 300
Grade 3 .. .. .. 275 285 10
Manager, Boys’ Training Centre, Levin 735 785 50

Manager (Assistant), Boys’ Training Centre, Levin 560 585 25
Manager, Special School, Otekaike .. 735 785 50

Manager, Hokio .. .. .. 560 585 25
Matrons—
Grade 1 .. .. .. 425 460 35
Grade 2 .. .. .. .. 400 ..
Grade 3 .. .. .. .. 350 ..
Grade 4 .. .. .. .. 325 ..
Cottage and Sub-Matrons—
Grade 1 .. .. .. .. 350
Grade 2 .. .. .. .. 325
Grade 3 .. .. .. .. 315
Principals, Schools for Girls—
Grade 1 .. .. .. 560 585 25
Grade 2 .. .. .. .. 510
Vice-Principals—
Grade 1 .. .. .. .. 510
Grade 2 .. .. .. 400 460 25, 35
Grade 3 .. .. .. (3) 375 (1)
Seamstresses—
Grade 1 .. .. .. .. 325
Grade 2 .. .. .. .. 300
Grade 3 .. .. .. 275 285 10

} An additional £25 to holders of N.Z.R.N.

In charge of section.

Garden Labourer.

Instructor.

Less £75 per annum for house and light.
(NOTE.—Deduction for house to be at the rate of £65 per annum where furniture is not provided.)

} An additional £25 payable to holders of N.Z.R.N.

Instructor.

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