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Appropriations for. Consolidated Fund Services.

POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT— continued.

Number of Persons. Item. 192 :-25. 1924-25. VOTE No. 7—POST AND TELEGRAPH WORKINGEXPENSES— continued. £ £ Subdivision No. I. — Postal and Telegraph Salaries —ctd. Salaries— continued. General Division— continued. Female Officers— continued. Class V— £ 14 at £100 ... ... 1,400 17 at £85 ... ... 1,445 31 Male Officers. 2,845 2 6 10 44 93 307 192 Special Glass — 2 at £420 • Class II — 6 at £380 Glass III — 10 at £350 Glass IV— 44 at £320 Glass V — 93 at £295 Class VI — 307 at £275 Class VII— 8 at £270 ... ... 2,160 184 at £259 ... ... 47,656 Class VIII— 894 at £233 ... ... 208,302 320 at £220 ... ... 70,400 50 at £207 ... ... 10,350 12 at £194 ... ... 2,328 101 at £181 .. ... 18,281 30 at £148 ... ... 4,440 109 at £135 ... ... 14,715 293 at £122 . . ... 35,746 227 at £109 ... ... 24,743 237 at £96 ... ... 22,752 241 at £83 ... ... 20,003 840 2,280 3,500 14,080 27,435 84,425 49,816 2,514 432,060 769 Message boys and girls— 769 at £57 43,833 8,225 New stations, telegraphists, cadets, messengers, and training cadets ... 3,000 Less salaries provided but not now required 1,773,038 15,000 Estimated credits-in-aid under Section 48 of the Public Revenues Act, 1910 (see end of vote) — Post-office Savings-bank management £ expenses ... ... ... 80,000 Salaries of engineers and linemen recovered from Public Works Fund, vote "Telegraph Extension" ... 85,000 Salaries of Stores Officers recovered from Public Works Fund, vote " Telegraph Extension " ... ... 22,000 Services performed for other Government Departments ... ... 33,000 220,000 jl, 758,038