160
98
Head 20.-POST OFFICE, WIRELESS AND BROADCASTING
B.-WIRELESS,-Continued.
Personal Emoluments.-Continued.
Brought forward
Approved Estimate, 1939.
Estimate, 1940-41.
$
$
*
204,826
279,318
Head 20.-POST OFFICE, WIRELESS AND BROADCASTING
B.-WIRELESS,-Continued.
161
39
Approved Estimate, 1939.
Estimate, 1940-41.
$
$
Personal Emoluments,-Continued.
Brought forward
236,364
320,215
NUMBERS.
1939 1940-41
TRAFFIC SECTION.
NUMBERS.
1939
1940-41
४
10
2
2
Class IV Mechanicians, ($250 to $340 by $30)
Rent Allowances at $48 excl] Do. Class J′′ Mrchanicians, ($150 to $240 by $30)
Do..
2.475
3,959
384
600
ee
(1)
Senior Clerical and Accounting Staff:-
(1)
1
1
405
480
Higher Class (local section), (84,600 to $5,600 bự
$200 annually)
5,400
2
AI
2
Rent Allowances at $48 ench| Learner Mechanicians at 40 cents each per day......... Sunday and Holiday Allowaners........
96
120
7,000
€
292
365
2
2
Class I Telegraphists, ($8,500 to $4,500 by $200
2,000
2,500
annnally)
9,000
Electrical Fitter, ($1,000 to $1,000 by $75)
1,300
1
2
No. 1 Riggers, ($600 to $950 by $50)
950
1,951
1
4
4
Switchboard Attendants, ($750)
2
No. 1 Carpenters, ($500 to $900 by $50)
No. 2 Carpenter at $1.00 per day
Do.. Do..
($360 to $570 by $30)
900
1,763
456
3,000
8,750
843
625
Rent Allowance at $48
965
1
1
Rigger's Mate at $1.25 per day.
456
60 5:0
2000 00
2
Class II Telegraphists, ($2,700 to $2,300 by $150
annually)
(3)
13
9
Class III Telegraphists, ($1,900 to $2,600 by $100
annnally)
27,817
13
Class IV Telegraphists, ($1,500 to $1,800 by $100
11,250
6,825
25,867 (3)
@
(5)
annually)
22,133
(5)
24,066 (4)
7
21
Class V Telegraphists, ($1,100 to $1,400 by $100
annually)
8,618
J
3
Cooks at $312 each.......
936
1,170
32,654 (5)
6
Class VI Telegraphists, ($480 to $1,050 by 1 of $60,
Do., Rout Allowances at 824 euch.
72
90
1 of $160, 8 of $50 and 2 of $100)
3.183
பா
1
Sereunt at $276
276
345
Field Allowances to Telegraphists
5,410 (6)
400
600
Do., Rent Allowaner at $24
24
30
1
}
Radio-postuan Class I ($350 to $150 by $20
1
Wireman at 75 cents per day...
274
(5)
annually)
405
539 (1)
22
21
per
| Coolies 1 at $240 p.a., 18 at 60 cents each and 2 at
50 cents each day
1
I
Radio-postman Class II, ($276 to $348 by $12
4,839
3,411
(6)
annually)
301
Do., Rent Allowance to 1 as $24........
24
30
7
7
2
Night Watchmen at 60 cents per day
219
547
(3)
Radin-postmen Class III, (8204 to $264 by $12
annually)
391 (1)
1,667
2,121
(1)
3
8
Messengers, ($156 to $204 by $12 triennially)
526
654
Do.. Rent Allowances at $48 esch
141
180
9
2
2
Cleaners, ($156 to $204 by $12 triennially)
361
465
(7)
i
Do., Rent Allowances ut $48 each
96
120
Do.. Rent Allowances to 9 at $48 each Coolies, (#136 to $204 by $12 triennially)
Do., Rent Allowances at $48 cach Sunday and holiday work Allowances..............
432
540
1,441
432
1,841 540
(1)
5,000
6,250
Field Allowancės
150
188
A A A
3
3
Class III Clerks ($1,900 to $2,600 by $100)
5,775
7,500
2
2
! Class V Clerks ($1,100 to 81,400 by $100).
9,550
3,200
2
2
Class VI Clerks ($480 to $1,050 by 1 of $60, 1 of
$160, 3 of $50 und 2 of $100).
1,575
2,148
3
Temporary Clerks for 6 months ($480).
Acting Pay
500
720 (8)
900
90 39
Total Personal Emoluments an
322,496
| (9)
Carried forinard
286.364
320,215
(1) One in place of one Switchboard Attendant and
one in place of one Wireman.
(2) Replaced by a Class I Mechaniciou.
3) One new post.
(4) In place of one Coolie.
(5) One replaced by a Class IV Mechanician,
(6) One replaced by No. 2 Carpenter.
(7) Stipulated increments.
(8) New posts,
(9) More acting pay required
446,012
(1) Stipulated increments.
(2) Two promoted from Class III.
(3) Two promoted to Class II and two replaced by
Class V Telegraphists.
(4) Two replaced by Class VI Telegraphists. (5) Two to replace two Class III Telegraphists and
twelve new posts.
16) Two to replace two Class 1V Telegraphists.