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Thh Post and Telegraph .Departmental List. r I THE following is the list of persons employed in the Post Office and Telegraph Service, showing the detailß of the 1 classification provided for under the provisions of the Post and Telegraph Act, 1908, and the salaries for the financial year ending the 31st March, 1912. .T. G. WARD, General Post Office. Postmaster-General and Minister of Telegraphs. Wellington. 19th September. 1911. POST AND TELEGRAPH CLASSIFICATION. References.— a, Deputy Commissioner of Stamps and Registrar of Deeds ; 6, Government Life Insurance Agent; c. Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages ; d, Lands and Customs Officer; c, Customs Officer, Mining Registrar, and Receiver of Gold Revenue; /, Deputy Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages; g. Registrar of Electors; h. Harbourmaster; «', District Land Officer; j, Registrar of Births and Deaths; k, Customs officer. * Appointed under the Public Service Classification and Superannuation Act*. 8 Date of Length of g Name. Position. Appoint- j, s |«™S 3 Keumrlie. 3 ment ' 1911. ' $ 21 FIRST DIVISION. Y. M. D. £ 1 Robertson, D. .. .. Secretary .. .. .. 25/3/73 38 0 7 1,000 C.S. Jun. Exam., 1876. 2 Morris, VV. R. .. .. Assistant Secretary .. .. 1/5/75 35 11 0 900 From Ist Jan., 1912. 3 Orchiston, J. .. .. Chief Telegraph Engineer .. 15/1/74 37 217 750 From 10th Jan., 1912. CLERICAL DIVISION. First Class (First Grade).—From £550 to £000, by Two Annual Increments of £25 each. 1 Furby, W. S. .. .. Telegraph Engineer .. .. 1/10/65 45 6 0 575 Provincial Gov't service 20/2/65 to 30/9/65. 2 Robertson, C. C. .. „ .. •. 1/1/67 44 3 0 550 Deceased, 23/ 4/ ]1. 3 Holdsworth, F. 1). . . Chief Postmaster . . .. 1/7/6S 42 9 0 575 4 Douglas, W. St. (i. ~ . . .. 25/3/69 42 0 7 575 5 Buckley, T. .. . . Chief Electrician .. .. 15/1/76 33 214 575 Resigned, 31/8/77; re appointed, 18/8/79. 6 Stevens, S. P. .. . . Chief Postmaster .. .. 12/5/63 39 10 3 575 Resigned, 31/10/65; reappointed, 17/11/73. 7 Miller, D. .. .. „ .. .. 15/8/73 37 7 17 575 From Ist Oct., 1911. 8 Waters, F. V. .. .. Chief Clerk .. .. .. 1/2/74 37 2 0 575 Resigned, 10/4/75; r< appointed, 1/6/75. C.f-. Sen. Exam., 1879. 9 Dull, G. B. .. .. Inspector of Post Offices .. 5/7/75 35 827 575 10 Ledger, J. L. H. .. Controller of M.O. and S.B. .. 26/2/77 34 1 3 575 First Class (Second Grade). —From £500 to £525, by One Annual Increment of £25. 1 McHutcheson, W. .. Chief Postmaster .. .. 15/6/66 44 916 525 2 Harrington, H. W. .. Inspector of Telegraph Offices .. 23/5/65 45 10 9 525 3 Gannaway, J. W. .. Telegraph Engineer .. .. 2/5/70 40 11 30 525 4 Sampson, G. W. a .. Chief Postmaster .. . 27/8/66 44 7 5 525 From Ist Oct., 1911. 5 Chancy, W. J. .. .. „ .. .. 25/4/76 34 11 6 525 From Ist Dec., 1911. 6 Chisholm, W. E. .. Telegraph Engineer .. .. 1/11/77 33 5 0 525 From Ist Feb., 1912. 7 Hawk, C. H. M. .. Officer in Charge . . .. 1/1/70 41 3 0 500 8 Capper, H. W. a .. Chief Postmaster .. . 14/7/71 39 818 500 9 Morris, R. B Inspector . . .. 6/12/75 35 326 500 10 Ward, W. T. .. .. Chief Postmaster .. .. 1/6/70 40 310 500 Resigned, 1/5/84 j reappointed, 22/12/84. 11 *lugginp, H. A. R. .. Chief Accountant . . .. 15/6/83 27 916 500 Matriculation, 1888. Second Class.—From £440 to £475, by One Annual Increment of £20 and One of £15. 1 Martin, B. N. .. .. Officer in Charge .. .. 27/3/67 44 0 4 475 2 Keys, B. H „ .. .. 1/4/70 41 0 0 475 3 King, T. T. .. .. Chief Postmaster .. .. 21/9/74 36 611 475 From 23rd Nov., 1911. 4 Gannaway, F. G. .. Officer in Charge .. .. 1/1/73 38 3 0 475 From Ist July, 1911. 5 Williamson, J. C. .. Second Clerk, IS.O. .. .. 1/7/77 33 9 0 440 6 Dryden, A. P. b.. .. Chief Postmaster .. .. 1/8/78 32 8 0 460 From Ist Dec., 1911. 7 Kissel, H. i .. .. Postmaster .. .. .. 19/3/77 34 013 460 From Ist Nov., 1911.

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