FOR THE YEAR 1915.
[Class VI]
89
PUBLIC Works.
1.-PUBLIC WORKS,-Continued.
A.-PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT,—Continued.
PERSONAL EMOLUMENTS,- Continued.
Brought forward,.
•
Overseers, 1st Class, (£240 to £270 by £15 triennially),
Do,
Temporary House Allowances to 2 at $360 each, Do.. Sunday and Holiday Allowances to 2, Overseers, 2nd Class, (£200 to £230 by £10 biennially), Do., Temporary House Allowances, at $360 each, Overseers, 2nd Class, (£200 to £230 by £10 biennially),
Do., Temporary House Allowances to 4 at $360 each, 5th Grade Foremen, ($480 to $660 by $60 annually), 5th Grade Foreman, ($480 to $660 by $60 annually), Foremen, at $480 each,
Do., Sunday and Holiday Allowances to 2,
Foremen, at $510 each,
Foremen, at $540 each,.
j Foremen,
1 Clerk,
Foreman,
↑ Temporary Foreman,
Crown Lands and Surveys.
Principal Land Surveyor, (£510 to £540 after 3 years),
Approved Estimate, 1914,
Estimate, 1915,
178,274
179,809
11,042
8,154
(1) (2)
720
(3)
1,056
1,056
(4)
6,795
4,756
(2) (5) (6)
1,080
(3)
13,590
18,532
(5) (7) (8)
2,160
1,440
(9)
9,021
7,778
(5) (10)
595
5,790
6,720
(5) (11) (12)
529
600
(4) (13)
1,020
(14) (15)
1,080
660
(15)
480
(16)
420
420
420
420
6,113
6,115
(5)
Do.,
Duty Puy, (£60)..
674
(17)
1st Grade Land Surveyors, (£450 to £480 by £10 annually), 2nd Grade Land Surveyors, (£360 to £420 by £10 annually), Assistant Land Surveyors, (£330 to £420 by £10 annually), Land Surveyors, 3, (£240 to £300 by £10 annually), Assistant Land Surveyors, (£330 to £350 by £10 annually), Apprentice Surveyors, 2, at £60 each,.
10,070
10,439
8,493
8,780
|(5)
15,960
8,033
8,154
(5)(18)(19)
(20)
30,546
1,359
(5) (21) (22)
Apprentice Surveyor, ($720 to $1,200 by $120 biennially), Apprentice Surveyor,
840
660
} (23)
Land Bailiffs, (£210 to £250 by £20 triennially),
5,662
5,662
(24)
Do., Temporary House Allowance to 1,
720
360
(25)
↑ Computers, ($360 to $840 by $120 annually).............
1,429
1,190
3rd Grade Clerk, 1, ($960 to $1,200 by $120 triennially),
960
(5) (26) (27)
4th Grade Clerks, ($720 to $900 by $60 annually),
824
1,693
(5) (28)
1 5th Grade Clerk, ($480 to $660 by $60 annually),
586
646
(5) (29)
14th Grade Draughtsman, ($720 to $900 by $60 annually), 14th Grade Tracer, ($720 to $900 by 860 annually),..
780
840
(5)
660
720
(30)
Tracer,
540
540
480
Tracer,
(31)
Tracer,
360
360
240
Tracer,
(32)
1 Survey Coolies, (§144 to $168 by $12 annually),
Survey Coolies, at $108 each,
1,500
1,728
(5) (33)
2.700
4,104
(34)
Do.,
Good Conduct Allowances to 1 at $36, 3 at $24, 2 at $16, 1 at $14, 6 at $12, and 1 at $9.
167
235
(35)
Carried forward,.
297,933
318,405
(1) 1 transferred to permanent establishment. (2) Free quarters.
(3) Not required, free quarters having been provided. (4) These allowances at the rates of $8 and $ a day res- pectively for Overseers and Foremen are granted when work on Sundays and Holidays is considered necessary by the Engineer in charge of Tytamtuk Scheme, 2nd section. (5) Stipulated increments.
(6) I transferred to temporary establishment on new ap-
pointment.
(7) 1 transferred from permanent establishment on new appointment; I new post,-C.O. Despatch No. 201 of 6th August, 1914.
(8) Free quarters to 4.
(9) For 4 only. 2 having been provided with free quarters. 10) 1 transferred to temporary establishment on new appoint-
ment; 1 transferred to $480 rate on new appointment. (11) Transferred from permanent establishment on new ap-
pointment.
(12) i transferred from 5th Grade on new appointment; 6 new posts for Tytamtuk Scheme, 2nd section; 5 transferred to increased rates (2 at $540 and 2 at $510) specially fixed for Tytamtuk Scheme, 2nd section.
(18) Previously under-estimated.
(14) At $40 per annum from 1st January to 30th June, and
at $540 from 1st July to 31st December.
(15) Transferred from §480 rate, the new rate being specially
fixed for Tytamtuk Scheme, 2nd section.
(16) New post for Tytamtuk Scheme, 2nd section, to enable
the Engineers to devote more time to supervision.
(17) To commence from 4th January, 1915,-—C.O. Telegram of
3rd September, 1912.
(18) Former designation "Land Surveyors ".
(19) 2 transferred to scale £330-£350 on new appointments. (20) Transferred to scale £330-£350 on new appointments. (21) 2 transferred from scale £330-£420 on new appointments; 3 transferred from scale £240-£300 on new appointments, -Governor's Despatch No. 259 of 17th July, 1913; 3 new posts. -Governor's Despatch No. 172 of 20th May, 1914. (22) Replaced by 1 at $720-$1,200, and 1 at $660. (23) In place of 2 at £60.
(24) Free quarters to 1.
(25) 1 provided with free quarters. (26) 1 new appointment.
(27) Replaced by 4th Grade Clerk. (28) 1 in place of 1 3rd Grade Clerk.
(29) Post to be on temporary establishment on next vacancy. (30) Promoted from 5th Grade for long and efficient service. (31) New post required to cope with the demand for plans, &c., chiefly required for land sales and issue of new leases. (32) New post to relieve the tracers of sunprinting work. (33) new post, formerly paid out of open vote under l'ublic
Works Extraordinary.
(34) 13 new posts, formerly paid out of open votes under l'ublic
Works Extraordinary.
(35) Stipulated allowances.
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