Estimates-1926 — Page 70

PUBLIC WORKS.

1.—PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT,—Continued.

PERSONAL EMOLUMENTS,—Continued.

Brought forward

Drainage.

Approved Estimate, 1925.

Estimate, 1928.

438,838

360,017

1 Drainage Engineer, (£725 to £1,000 by £25 annually)

Do., Special Allowance, ut $3,600

9,800

9,600

(1)

3,600

3,600

3 Engineers, (£460 to £600 by £20 annually)

17,063

17,782

1 Senior Inspector of Works, (£500 to £600 by £10 annually)

6,000

6,180

1 Inspector of Works, (£400 to £480 by £20 annually)

10,680

5,160

1 1st Class Overseer, (£320 to £360 by £10 annually)

3,840

7 2nd Class Overseers, (£260 to £300 by £10 annually)

Sunday and Holiday Allowances for Overseers

16,323

23,365

1,000

1,000

1 Class V Clerk, ($900 to $1,150 by $50 annually).

2 Apprentice Surveyors, ($800 to $1,100 by $75 aunually) 1 Student Surveyor, at $480

2 Class VI Clerks, ($450 to $850 by $50 annually).

4. 1st Class Foremen, ($960 to $1,500 by $60 annually).

1 2nd Class Foreman, ($600 to $900 by $60 annually)

10 Foremen, (at daily rates from $1.00 to $1.80)

2 Survey Coolies, at $132 each

954

1,900

(5)

480

480

938

1,499

} (6)

4,480

4,665

(1)

600

(7)

4,700

4,700

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FIL. 264

Do.,

Personal Allowance, to 1 at $12

12

12

Do.,

Do.,

Good Conduct Allowance, to 1 at $36.. Rent Allowances, at $48 each

36

36

96

96

Electrical.

1 Engineer, (£725 to £1,000 by £25 annually).

Do.,

Charge Allowance, £100

2 Class VI Clerks, ($450 to $850 by $50 annually)..

(A)—Lighting, Telephones, Land Telegraph, Cables and Lights.

I Engineer, (£460 to £600 by £20 annually)

2 Inspectors of Works, (£400 to £480 by £20 annually)..

2 1st Class Overseers, (£320 to £360 by £10 annually)

9,927

10,227

(1)

1,200

1,200

1,332

(6)

5,520

5,789

(1)

5,760

10,740

12,433

8,336

3 2nd Class Overseers, (£260 to £300 by £10 annually).

Sunday and Holiday Allowances to Inspectors of Works

and Overseers..

9,400

6,475

(7)

320

400 (10)

2 3rd Class Telegraphists, ($1,600 to $2,100 by $100 annually).. 1 Special Class Telegraphist, ($1,000 to $2,000 by $100

annually)

2,100

3,783

(11)

1,700 (12)

Do., Do.,

2 4th Class Telegraphists, ($1,200 to $1,500 by $75 annually) 13 5th Class Telegraphists, ($900 to $1,150 by $50 annually)

Sunday and Holiday Allowances, to 6... Field Allowances, to 2 at $120 each..

1 General Foreman, ($1,200 to $1,800 by $75 annually) 3 1st Class Foremen, ($960 to $1,500 by $60 annually)

4,244

2,819

(13)

2,125

1,005

240

1,463

12,202 (14)

1,005 240

1,500 (1) 3,480

9 2nd Class Foremen, ($600 to $900 by $60 annually)

5.400

|| (15)

1 Time-keeper, ($450 to $850 by $50 annually)

523

550

1 Store-keeper, ($450 to $850 by $50 annually)

456

475.

1 Electric Fan and Light Inspector, ($450 to $850 by $50

annually).........

(1)

548

600

1,095

750

(16)

3,468

3.720

(1)

1,004

950

(-17)

.6,682

7,306

(1)

2 4th Class Draughtsman, ($450 to $850 by $50 annually) 4 Telephone supervisors, (3600 to $1,200 by $60 annually) 2 Telegraph Apprentices, ($450 to $850 by $50 annually).... 13 Telephone Operators, ($450 to $850 by $50 annually)

Carried forward

(1) Stipulated increments.

(2) One transferred to Electrical Office.

(3) Replaced by 2nd Class Overseer.

(4) One new post, and one in place of 1st Class

Overseer.

(5) One transferred from Survey Office.

(6) Transferred to Junior Clerical Service,

(7) One post vacant, will not be filled at present. (8) One promoted from 1st Class Overseer.

One promoted to Inspector of Works.

591,548

(10) Considered necessary.

528,504

(11) One promoted from 4th Class. (12) Transferred from Post Office.

(13) One promoted to 3rd Class.

(14) Ten promoted from Wireless Apprentices, and

one from Telegraph Apprentice.

(15) Transferred from Weekly Wages Sheets.

(16) One post abolished.

(17) New appointments.

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