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V.—POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT— continued.

Appropriations for Consolidated Fund Services.

No. of Persons. 1921-22. POST AND TELEGRAPH WORKINGEXPENSE S— continued. 1920-21. Item. £ VOTE No. 7 -^-continued. 1 Postal and Telegraph Salaries —continued. General Division — continued. Male Officers —continued. Glass VIII— £ 969 at £258 ... ... 250,002 37 at £245 ... . ... 9,065 1 at £232 ... ... 232 1 at. £225 ... ... 225 83 at £219 .. ... 18,177 5 at £206 1,030 63 at £163 ... .,..' 10,269 8 at £150 ... ... 1,200 152 at £137 ... ... 20,824 58 at £124 ... ... 7,192 160 at £111 ... ... 17,760 423 at £98 ... ... 41,454 9 at £85 ... .... 765 Ij969 378,195 687 Glass IX — 687 at £72 49,464 7; 762 *1,786,828 Less proportion of salaries provided for but not payable during current year 26,000 New stations, telegraphists, cadets, and messengers, and training cadets 1,760,828 3,000 1,763,823 Less estimated credits under section 48 of the Public Revenues Act, 1910 156,000 1,607,828 Contribution to Railways Department for combined Post-Telegraph-Railway Offices Noa-classified officers, including country postmasters and telephonists, payable by salary (number, 1890) 14,000 62,000 ' t ■■ Salaries of Medical Referees... ... 76,000 700 76,700 1,684,528 CONVEYANCE OF OCEAN MAILS. Charges for and incidental to — Suez Services— £ Australian overland transit ... 1,700 Australia-Europe ... ... 1,000 2,700 * Includes cost-of-living increase to scale salaries or wages.