CIVIL SERVICE
PROVISIONAL CLASSIFICATION,
DETAILS OF LOCAL INTEREST.
[From Otro Parliamenta&y Reporter.]
WELLINGTON, August 21. The Public Service Commissioners state in their preface to the provisional classification of the Public Servico (except the Post ancfe Telegraph Department) that the classification is effective as from April 1 last, with the exception that cadets and a £mall number of junior clerks, whose salaries have been adjusted to enable them to fall in with the regular step on April \, 1914, will not be regarded as finally Jiassified until that date. Tho list is not
). seniority list. The numbers shown on fcach page are for facility of reference pnly. A seniority list will be issued later. The column headed "maximum for position " is intended to be the maxi-
mum value the position will attain before any future reclassification of the service In cases where the maximum for the posiVtion is in a* higher class than the salary allotted for the current year. It is to be Understood that the position is classified Jn two classes. Any officer dissatisfied with his classification may forward to the Commissioner within 30 days of August 20, 1913, a notice of appeal setting forth the grounds of his dissatisfaction for consideration by the Board of Appeal. The board's sitting will commonco about the 29th inst. —Pensions Department.— R. Stokes, Dunedin—Eleven years' service, registrar, salary £260, "maximum £260. —Justice Department.— A. Stubbs, Dunedin—Thirty-one years', service registrar court, salary £440, maximum £475. R. P. Ward—Twenty-eight years' service clerk of court, salary £425 (maximum). J. Miller, Dunedin —Thirteen years' service second clerk of court, salary £275, maximum £315. T. E. Roberts, Dunedin—Sixteen years' servico clerk of awards, etc., salary £315 (maximum). G. G. Chisholm, Port ChalmersTwelve years' service clerk of court, salary £240, maximum £220 (a reduction of £2O). J. M. Rodgers, Dunedin—Eighteen years' service clerk of court, salary £2OO (maximum). J. A. Norrie, Dunedin—Nine years' service clerk ,__ salary £l9O, maximum £220. A. V. Fraer, Dunedin—Six years' service clerk, salary £135, maximum £220. _W. M. Will, Dunedin—Five years' service, salary £l2O, maximum £220. F. D. Logan, Dunedin—Four years' service clerk, £l2O, maximum £220. T. F. Holland, Dunedin—Thirteen years' service chief bailiff, salary £2lO. J. Herbert, Dunedin—Six years' service second bailiff, salary £IBO. A. M. Martin, Dunedin—Three years' Service crier, salary £2OO. H. M. Murray, Dunedin—Twenty-five years' servico gaoler, salary £3OO and house allowance of £3O. S. H. Spiers, Dunedin—Twenty-three years' service chief warder, salary £lB5 and house allowance of £3O. Warders P. M'Millan £165, A M'Donald £165, J. Langham £165, J Roger £l4O. I ' Miss M. E. Dennehy, Dunedin—Matron, salary £l2O and hoiise allowance of £lO. —Crown Lands Department.— P. S. K. Macassey, Wellington, formerly of Dunedin—Nino months' service assistant law officer, salary £650, maximum £7OO. —Stamp Department.— J. ] Murray, Dunedin—Twenty-two years' service deputy commissioner, salary £345, maximum £425. A. G. Leslie—Five years' service clerk, salary £l2O, maximum £220. Miss C. M. Wilkinson—Clerk, salary £l9O, maximum £220. J —Lands and Deeds, Dunedin.— C. E. Nalder—Twenty-six years' service district land registrar, salary £525, maximum £550. -.'.-- F. Baker—-Thirty-nine years' service assistant land registrar, salary £345, maximum £370. R. Sinclair—Seven years' service, salary £260 (maximum). J H. 0. Govan—Twelve years' service clerk, salary £2OO, maximum £220. R. F. Baird—Seven years' service, salary £165, maximum £220. —Mines Department.— ' E. R. Green—Thirteen years' service inspector of mines, salary £4OO (maximum). T. Quinlivan —Coal depot agent, salarv £260 (maximum). —Audit Department.— C. P. Johnson—Twenty-nine years' service audit inspector, Dunedin, salary £475 (maximum). [Note, in past a travelling allowance of 10s per day was paid to audit inspectors, whether travelling or not. This is to cease, and salaries shown to be effective as from October 1. From that date travelling allowance to be paid when actually v absent from allotted headquarters.] Registrar-General's Department.— •H. Maxwell, registrar births, etc., at Dunedin—Eighteen years' service, salary £371, maximum £315. —Mental Hospitals.— F. Truby King, superintendent, Seacliff— Twenty-three years servico, salary £7OO, board and lodging allowance £2OO, maximum £7OO. H. E. Jeffreys, medical officer. Seacliff— Seven years' service, salary £350, allowance £IOO, maximum £350. K. Rosa, Waitaki, senior medical assistant officer—Salary £325, allowance £IOO, maximum £350. [lt is impossible to give here the classification of all Civil servants in these hospitals.]
—Tourists' Department. — B. M. Wilson, general manager, Wellington—Salary £550, maximum £6OO. S. J. Collett, agent, Dunedin—Sala.ry '£26o, maximum £315. —Public Health.— G. A. Birch, clerk, Dunedin—Salary £236, retiring. J Miss A. H. Holford, matron St. Helens, Dunedin—Salary £l6O. . Miss M. G. Gow—Sub-matron. £IOO Miss J. Ingram, staff nurse—£7o (from December 15 this year). •r,--*-; laboratory assistant, Dunedin Health Department—£loo. —Customs.— o ?" 3 f?,r£ ul ?f n > colle ctor at Dunedin— Salary £525 (from September 13), maximum £6OO. G. Prain, first clerk—Salary £345, maximum £370. P. Doull, sub-collector— Salarv £385 maximum £425. ~Er~ Oxford, examining officer—Salarv £320, maximum £315. y o ?' °ftn^ rowilß ? n ' exan »ning officerSalary £245, maximum £260. *9' F A„,¥' KeUar ' exam i n ing officer—balary £230, maximum £260. —Marine Department.— _N. Beaumont, marine superintendent. Jmriedm—Salary £345, maximum £4OO. R. Fraser, assistant superintendent, Port Chalmers—Salary £3lO, maximum £3OO «?• F. , Tomiinson, c ] erk) D unedin \_ Balary £215, maximum £260. —Labor Department.— L. D. Browett, officer in charee.— Mary £275, maximum £315. Miss J. E. M. Maxwell, typist-Salary £IBO, maximum £220. J. Hollows, inspector df factories— Balary £335. W. Raploy—Salary £175. J. F. Arnold—Salary £175. afiyaS* inspector of s *#» Ui »z-----—Lands and Survey B, H. Wilmot, commissioner of Crown lands at Dunedin—Salary £575, maximum i/ 600. * z«X" T " eil > district surveyor—Salary £345, maximum £365. 8. T. Burton, surveyor—Salary £260. snaximum £3OO. ' J. R. Vaile, draughtsman—Salary £325 maximum (decision deferred). ' R. A. Johnston, chief clerk and sectaomT£37ond Board - Salar y £3 35, maxi-
A. Marshall, clerk—Salary £305, maximum £315. J. Macdonald, salesman—Salary £265, .maximum £260. E. Atkinson, Crown lands ranger— Salary £305. —Valuation Department.— A. Clothier, officer in charge, Dunedin— Salary £330, maximum £570. C. De. R, Andrews, clerk—Salary £230, maximum £220. R. B. Dyer, clerk—Salary £IBO, maximum £220. Miss Drysdale, clerk—Salary £l5O, maximum £220. —Agriculture and Industries.— W. Miller, Dunedin, agent—Salary £305, maximum £315. A. H. M'Leod, clerk, Dunedin—Salary £135, maximum £220. W, D. Blair, veterinary supervisor— Salary £3BO, maximum £4OO. t,™ ■R - Snowb &U» veterinarian—Salary ±«510, also receives £125 salary and £SO emwuments from local authority. —Education.— Miss A. G. Paterson, medical inspector of schools, Dunedin—Salary £450, maximum deferred. Miss Kempton, manager of Caversham Industrial school—Salary £l9O and board allowance £IOO. _ Miss L. M'Dalastin, school mistress in institution—Salary £135. Miss L. Herbert, visiting nurse—Salary JblOO. —Public Trust.— ' T- D. Kendall, public trustee, Dunedin —Salary £550, maximum £6OO. Pl ' ice .> chief clerk, Dunedin—Salary £260, maximum £315. J H. Ward, clerk, Dunedin—Salary £165, maximum £220. ' —Government Insurance.—■ c?' B " fc ' district manager, Dunedin— Salary £345, maximum £370. 0. 11. Pinel, chief clerk—Salary £270 maximum £260. ' —State Fire Insurance.— L. H. Osborne, branch manager, Dunedin—Salary £315, maximum £370. piqV. E " chief clerk—Salary £IBO, maximum £220. —Public Works.— r» J ' ¥■' W. M'Ennis, district engineer, Dunedin—Salary £440, maximum £575. xr i 7 H - D . obson > assistant engineer, Ida Valley-Salary £3lO, maximum £345 r-oQn Patt ? rson > sa me at Catlins-Salary £2BO, maximum £3OO. J Pow ™ P?arCS ' S afc Eunedin-Salarv maximum £3OO. J thft 3 - b ? V I Hsfc is but a faint sha d°w of SrJ^ ici ? 1 , doc "n»ent» and all the Otago servants interested are not included ]
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Evening Star, Issue 15268, 21 August 1913, Page 7
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