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STATUTORY RULES.

1953. No. 47.

REGULATIONS UNDER THE PUBLIC SERVICE ACT 1922-1953.*

THE Public Service Board, acting in pursuance and exercise of the authority conferred upon it by the Public Service Act 1922-1953, hereby makes, subject to the approval of the Governor-General, the following Regulations.

Dated this eighth day of May, 1953.

W. E. DUNK,

Chairman.

J. T. PINNER,

Commissioner.

G. G. SUTCLIFFE,

Commissioner.

 

I, The Governor-General in and over the Commonwealth of Australia, acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council, hereby approve the following Regulations.

Dated this fourteenth day of May, 1953.

(Sgd) W. J. Slim

Governor-General.

By His Excellency's Command,

 

Prime Minister.

 

Amendments of the Public Service Regulations. 

1. Parts IV., V., VI., and VIa. of the Public Service Regulations are repealed and the following Parts inserted in their stead:—

“Part IV.—Officers of the Second Division.

Salaries of officers of the Second Division.

“104.—(1.) For the purposes of sub-section (2.) of section 30 of the Act, the rate of annual salary or the scale of rates of annual salary payable to an officer who occupies an office in the Second Division is, subject to this regulation, that rate or scale of rates specified in Table A or Table B in this sub-regulation which is applicable to that office by virtue of its classification.

* Notified in the Commonwealth Gazette on , 1953.

  Statutory Rules 1935, No. 18. as amended to date. For previous amendments of the Public Service Regulations see footnote   to Statutory Rules 1953, No. 2. and see also Statutory Rules 1953, Nos. 20 .

2092.—Price 2s. 3d. 4/7.5.1953.

Table A.—Male Officers.

£

£

£

£

£

£

£

£

£

1,094

1,124

1,154

1,184

1,214

1,244

1,274

1,304

1,366

1,428

1,490

1,552

1,614

l,676

1,738

1,800

1,862

1,924

1,986

2,048

2,110

2,172

2,234

2,296

2,358

2,420

2,482

2,544

2,606

2,706

2,806

2,906

3,006

3,106

3,206

3,306

Table B.—Female Officers.

£

£

£

£

£

£

£

£

£

989

1,019

1,049

1,079

1,109

1,139

1,169

1,199

1,261

1,323

1,385

1,447

1,509

1,571

1,633

1,695

1,757

1,819

1,881

1,943

“(2.) Where a female officer occupies an office in the Second Division in respect of which the rate of annual salary applicable to that office by virtue of its classification is a rate specified in Table A in the last preceding sub-regulation, the rate of annual salary payable to the female officer in respect of that office is £105 less than the rate so specified.

“(3.) Where a female officer occupies an office in the Second Division in respect of which the scale of rates of annual salary applicable to that office by virtue of its classification is a scale of rates specified in Table A in sub-regulation (1.) of this regulation, the rates of annual salary payable to the female officer in respect of that office are each £105 less than the rates so specified.

“Part V.—Officers of the third division.

Salaries of officers of the Third Division.

“105.—(1.) For the purposes of sub-section (2.) of section 30 of the Act, the rate of annual salary or the scale of rates of annual salary payable to an officer who occupies an office in the Third Division is, subject to this regulation, that rate or scale of rates specified in Table A or Table B in this sub-regulation which is applicable to that office by virtue of its classification.

Table A.—Male Officers.

£

£

£

£

£

£

£

£

£

270

312

375

438

524

548

572

596

620

656

692

728

764

788

812

836

860

884

908

932

956

980

1,004

1,034

1,064

1,094

1,124

1,154

1,184

1,214

1,244

1,274

1,304

1,366

1,428

1,490

1,552

1,614

1,676

1,738

1,800

1,862

1,924

1,986

2,048

2,110

2,172

2,234

2,296

2,358

2,420

2,482

2,544

2,606

2,706

2,806

2,906

Table B.—Female Officers.

£

£

£

£

£

£

£

£

£

270

291

333

362

419

443

467

491

515

551

587

623

659

683

707

731

755

779

803

827

851

875

899

929

959

989

1,019

1,049

1,079

1,109

1,139

1,169

1,199

1,261

1,323

1,385

1,447

1,509

1,571

1,633

1,695

1,757

“(2.) The rate of annual salary payable to a male officer who is of an age specified in the first column of the table in this sub-regulation and occupies an office in the Third Division the minimum of the scale of rates of annual salary of which is less than £524 is the rate of annual salary specified in the second column of that table opposite to the ago of the officer.

Age of Officer.

Rate of Annual Salary.

£

Under 18 years..........................................................................

270

18 years.....................................................................................

312

19 years.....................................................................................

375

20 years.....................................................................................

438

“(3.) The rate of annual salary payable to a female officer who is of an age specified in the first column of the table in this sub-regulation and occupies an office in the Third Division the minimum of the scale of rates of annual salary of which is less than £419 is the rate of annual salary specified in that table opposite to the age of the officer.

Age of Officer.

Rate of Annual Salary.

£

Under 18 years..........................................................................

270

18 years.....................................................................................

291

19 years.....................................................................................

333

20 years.....................................................................................

362

“(4.) The minimum rate of annual salary payable to a male officer who is of an age specified in the first column of the table in this sub-regulation and occupies an office in the Third Division is the rate of annual salary specified in the second column of that table opposite to the ago of the officer.

Age of Officer.

Rate of Annual Salary.

£

21 years.....................................................................................

524

22 years.....................................................................................

548

23 years and over.......................................................................

572

“(5.) The minimum rate of annual salary payable to a female officer who is of an age specified in the first column of the table in this sub-regulation and occupies an office in the Third Division is the rate of annual salary specified in the second column of that table opposite to the age of the officer.

Age of Officer.

Rate of Annual Salary.

£

21 years..................................................................................

419

22 years..................................................................................

443

23 years and over.....................................................................

467

“(6.) The maximum of the scale of annual salary payable to an officer who occupies sin office in the Third Division shall not be less than £620 in the case of a male officer or less than £515 in the case of a female officer.

“(7.) Subject to sub-regulation (3.) of this regulation, where a female officer occupies an office in the Third Division in respect of which the rate of annual salary applicable to that office by virtue of its classification is a rate specified in Table A in sub-regulation (1.) of this regulation, the rate of annual salary payable to the female officer in respect of that office is £105 less than the rate so specified.

“(8.) Subject to sub-regulation (3.) of this regulation, where a female officer occupies an office in the Third Division in respect of which the scale of rates of annual salary applicable to that office by virtue of its classification is a scale of rates specified in Table A in sub-regulation (1.) of this regulation, the rates of annual salary payable to the female officer in respect of that office are each £105 less than the rates so specified.

“(9.) The minimum rate of annual salary payable to an officer appointed under section 36a of the Act, or appointed to an office in the Third Division who is a graduate of an Australian University or a University approved by the Board for the purpose of this sub-regulation, is—

(a) in the case of a male officer who has not attained the age of twenty-one years—£438;

(b) in the case of a female officer who has not attained the age of twenty-one years—£362;

(c) in the case of a male officer who has attained the age of twenty-one years £596; and

(d) in the case of a female officer who has attained the age of twenty-one years—£491.

“(10.) The rate of annual salary and the scale of rates of annual salary payable to an officer of the Third Division who occupies an office of—

(a) Postal Clerk;

(b) Telegraphist;

(c) Communications Officer;

(d) Senior Communications Officer, Grade 1;

(e) Senior Communications Officer, Grade 2; or

(f) Senior Communications Officer, Grade 3,

is the annual salary and scales of rates of annual salary specified for that office in the First Schedule to these Regulations.

“(11.) The scale of rates of annual salary payable to an officer who occupies an office of Medical Officer is—

(a) in the case of a male officer—

£1,124–£1,184–£1,244–£1,304–£1,366–£1,428–£1,490–£1,552–£1,614–£1,676–£1,738; and

(b) in the case of a female officer—

£1,019–£1,079–£1,139–£1,199–£1,261–£1,323–£1,385–£1,447–£1,509–£1,571–£1,633.

“(12.) The scale of rates of annual salary payable to an officer who occupies an office of Medical Officer (Health Laboratories) or Medical Officer (Serum Laboratories) is—

(a) in the case of a male officer—

£1,124–£1,184–£1,244–£1,304–£1,366–£1,428–£1,490–£1,552–£1,614–£1,676–£1,738–£1,800–£1,862–£1,924; and

(b) in the case of a female officer—

£1,019–£1,079–£1,139–£1,199–£1,261–£1,323–£1,385–£1,447–£1,509–£1,571–£1,633–£1,695–£1,757–£1,819.

“(13.) The scale of rates of annual salary payable to an officer who occupies an office of Officer-in-Charge, Outpatients’ Clinic, Brisbane or Perth, Medical Officer, Branch Office, or Senior Resident Medical Officer, is—

(a) in the case of a male officer—

£1,124–£1,184–£1,244–£1,304–£1,366–£1,428–£1,490–£1,552–£1,614–£1,676; and

(b) in the case of a female officer—

£1,019–£1,079–£1,139–£1,199–£1,261–£1,323–£1,385–£1,447–£1,509–£1,571.

“(14.) The scale of rates of annual salary payable to an officer who occupies an office of Resident Medical Officer is—

(a) in the case of a male officer—

£1,124–£1,184–£1,244–£1,304–£1,366–£1,428–£1,490–£1,552–£1,614; and

(b) in the case of a female officer—

£1,019–£1,079–£1,139–£1,199–£1,261–£1,323–£1,385–£1,447–£1,509.

Allowances in addition to salary.

“105a.—(1.) An officer who is engaged, at such post offices as the Board determines, on the regular exchange of duties with the Supervisor in charge of the evening staff for one day in three, or one week in three, shall, with the approval of the Chief Officer, be paid an allowance to increase his standard salary—

(a) if relieving a Supervisor (Telegraphs), Grade 1—to the minimum standard salary of a Supervisor (Telegraphs), Grade 1 ; or

(b) if relieving a Supervisor (Telegraphs), Grade 2—to the standard salary of a Supervisor (Telegraphs), Grade 1, who has been granted one increment over the minimum standard salary of a Supervisor (Telegraphs), Grade 1.

“(2.) Where the officer next in seniority to the Postmaster or the Supervisor, as the case may be, at a station to which this sub-regulation applies, is in receipt of salary, including any allowance payable under sub-regulation (5.) of this regulation, less than the equivalent of the

maximum salary of the office of Telegraphist in the Fourth Division plus an amount equal to the last increment payable within the scale of rates of annual salary of a Fourth Division Telegraphist, the Chief Officer may, upon satisfactory evidence of competency to attend to repeaters in the absence of the Postmaster or the Supervisor in charge, grant an allowance to that officer at the rate of £18 per annum.

“(3.) The stations to which the last preceding sub-regulation applies are—

Mount Surprise, Queensland; Alice Springs, Northern Territory; and Mullewa and Marble Bar, Western Australia.

“(4.) A Telegraphist who has passed the examination for promotion to an office of Senior Telegraphist may, with the approval of the Chief Officer, be paid an allowance at the rate of £12 per annum until he is promoted to a higher office.

“(5.) A Telegraphist in the Third Division upon passing an examination approved by the Board for the purpose of this sub-regulation shall be paid an allowance at the rate of £18 per annum in addition to the rate of salary payable to him under these Regulations.

“Part VI.—Officers of the Fourth Division.

Salaries of officers of the Fourth Division.

“106.—(1.) For the purposes of sub-section (2.) of section 30 of the Act, the rate of annual salary or the scale of rates of annual salary payable to an officer of the Fourth Division who occupies an office specified in the second column of the First Schedule to these Regulations is, subject to this regulation, the rate of annual salary or the scale of rates of annual salary specified in the fifth column of that Schedule opposite to the designation of the office occupied by the officer.

“(2.) Where an annual rate of salary according to age is specified in the fifth column of the First Schedule to these Regulations opposite to the designation of an office specified in the second column of that Schedule, the annual salary payable to an officer who occupies such an office and is of an age specified in the fifth column of that Schedule is the rate specified in that column for that age.

“(3.) Where a female officer occupies an office specified in Part 1. of the First Schedule to these Regulations, being an office opposite to the designation of which an annual, rate of salary (not being an annual rate of salary according to age) is specified in the fifth column of that Schedule, the annual rate of salary payable to the female officer in respect of that office is £105 less than the rate so specified.

“(4.) Where a female officer occupies an office specified in Part I. of the First Schedule to these Regulations, being an office opposite to the designation of which a scale of rates of annual salary is specified in the fifth column of that Schedule, the rates payable to the female officer in respect of that office are, subject to sub-regulation (5.) of this regulation, each £105 less than the rates so specified.

“(5.) Where a female officer who is of an age specified in the second column of the table in this sub-regulation occupies an office, being an office specified in Part 1 of the First Schedule to these Regulations, the

designation of which is specified in the first column of that table, the annual rate of salary payable to the female officer is the rate specified in the third column of that table opposite to the age of the female officer.

   

Designation of Office

Age of Officer.

Rate of Annual Salary

£

1. Assistant (Drafting), Grade 1, Assistant (Meteorological Branch), Assistant (Photography), Clerical Assistant, Grade 1, Clerk, Indexer, Junior Assistant, Junior Postal Officer, Laboratory Attendant, Mail Officer, Postal Assistant, Postal Assistant (Mail) or Postal Officer

Under 18 years............

240

18 years......................

261

19 years......................

303

20 years......................

332

2. Experimental Assistant, Grade 1, Laboratory Assistant, Grade 1, Postal Clerk or Telegraphist

Under 18 years............

270

18 years......................

291

19 years......................

333

20 years......................

362

3. Operator or Statistical Tabulator, Grade 1

Under 18 years............ .

255

18 years......................

276

19 years......................

318

20 years......................

347

“(6.) The minimum rate of annual salary payable to a male officer who is of an age specified in the first column of the table in this sub-regulation and occupies an office of Clerk in the Fourth Division is the rate of annual salary specified in the second column of that table opposite to the age of the officer.

Age of Officer.

Rate of Annual Salary.

£

21 years.......................................................................................

524

22 years.......................................................................................

548

23 years and over.........................................................................

572

“(7.) The minimum rate of annual salary payable to a female officer who is of an age specified in the first column of the table in this sub-regulation and occupies an office of Clerk in the Fourth Division is the rate of annual salary specified in the second column of that table opposite to the age of the officer.

Age of Officer

Rate of Annual Salary.

£

21 years.........................................................................................

419

22 years.........................................................................................

443

23 years and over............................................................................

467

“(8.) Where a Department or a section of a Department is not specified in the third or fourth columns of the First Schedule to these Regulations opposite, to the designation of an office, the rate of annual salary or the scale of rates of annual salary payable to an officer

occupying an office of that designation in a Department or section of a Department is the rate or scale of rates specified in the fifth column of that Schedule opposite to that designation.

Allowances payable to certain officers in the Fourth Division.

“106aa. An officer who occupies an office specified in the first column of the Second Schedule to these Regulations and has the qualifications, or complies with the conditions relating to an allowance specified in the second column of that Schedule opposite to the designation of his office shall he paid an allowance at the rate specified in that column in respect of those qualifications or conditions.

“Part VIa.—Variation of Salary—Officers of Second, Third and Fourth Divisions.

Variations of salary on account of variation in cost of living.

“106a.—(1.) For the purposes of this regulation—

(a) ‘index number’ means the weighted average retail price index number for the six State capital cities of the Commonwealth as shown in the ‘Court’ index (Third Series) of retail price index numbers published from time to time by, or at the direction of, the Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and Arbitration; and

(b) ‘officer’ means an officer of the Second, Third or Fourth Division.

“(2.) Where the index number for the three months ended on the thirty-first day of March, the thirtieth day of June, the thirtieth day of September or the thirty-first day of December, in any year is less than 159.9 or more than 162.1 the salary payable to a male officer who has attained the age of twenty-one years shall, as from the commencement of the first fortnightly pay period beginning in the next succeeding month of May, August, November or February (as the case may be) be decreased or increased by an amount of Six pounds per annum for each 2.3 points by which that index number is less than 162.1 or exceeds 159.9, respectively.

“(3.) Where the salary payable to male officers who have attained the age of twenty-one years is increased or decreased by an amount ascertained in accordance with the last preceding sub-regulation, the salary payable to an officer included in a class of officers specified in the first column of the table in (his sub-regulation shall be increased or decreased as the case requires by an amount which bears to the amount ascertained in accordance with that sub-regulation the same proportion as the number specified in the second column of that table bears to one hundred.

Class of Officers.

Number.

Male officers aged 20 years...........................................................

90

Male officers aged 19 years...........................................................

75

Male officers aged 18 years...........................................................

60

Male officers under 18 years.........................................................

50

Female officers aged 21 years or over............................................

75

Female officers aged 20 years.......................................................

72

Female officers aged 19 years.......................................................

65

Female officers aged 18 years.......................................................

55

Female officers under 18 years......................................................

50

“(4.) Where the amount calculated under the last preceding sub-regulation includes a fraction of a pound—

(a) if the fraction is less than one-half—the fraction shall be disregarded; and

(b) if the fraction is not less than one-half—the amount shall be deemed to be increased by treating the fraction as One pound.

“(5.) Notwithstanding anything contained in this regulation, the salary of an officer who has not attained the age of twenty-one years shall be varied as if that officer had attained that age if—

(a) he occupies an office for which the rate of salary payable to an officer under the age of twenty-one years is prescribed, but, having complied with a condition of advancement determined by the Board in pursuance of section 32 of the Act in respect of that office, he is paid tin; rate payable to an officer who has attained the age of twenty-one years prescribed for that office; or

(b) he occupies an office for which the rate of salary payable to an officer under the age of twenty-one years is not prescribed.”.

Nominations.

2. Regulation 141c of the Public Service Regulations is amended—

(a) by omitting from sub-regulation (3.) the word “Sixth” and inserting in its stead the word “Third”; and

(b) by omitting from sub-regulation (5.) the word “Sixth” and inserting in its stead the word “Third”.

Ballot-papers and manner of voting.

3. Regulation 141f of the Public Service Regulations is amended—

(a) by omitting from sub-regulation (1.) the word “Sixth” and inserting in its stead the word “Third”; and

(b) by omitting from sub-regulation (2.) the word “Sixth” and inserting in its stead the word “Third”.

The Schedules.

4. The Schedules to the Public Service Regulations are repealed and the following Schedules inserted in their stead:—

THE SCHEDULES.

 

First Schedule.

ANNUAL SALARIES OF OFFICERS OF THE FOURTH DIVISION.

Regulation 106.

Part I.: Male Officers.

Desig-nation Number.

Designation of Office.

Department.

Section of Department.

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary.

1

Amenities Officer......................

Repatriation......................................

New South Wales and Victoria............

£704–£722–£740–£758–£766–£794

Queensland........................................

£650–£668–£686–£704–£722–£740

2

Ammunition Examiner...............

Army................................................

£584–£602–£620

3

Apprentice (all trades)................

.........................................................

..........................................................

Under 18 years—£255

At 18 years—£297

At 19 years—£360

At 20 years—£423

Adult—£506

4

Armourer, Grade 1.....................

Army................................................

Ordnance...........................................

£530–£542–£554

5

Armourer, Grade 2.....................

Army................................................

Ordnance...........................................

£572–£584–£596

6

Artisan......................................

Defence............................................

Works................................................

£572–£590–£608

7

Assistant Barracks Officer..........

Defence............................................

Secretariat..........................................

£662–£680–£698

8

Assistant (Bulk Stamp Sales)......

Postmaster-General’s.........................

Accounts............................................

£578–£596–£614–£638

9

Assistant (Canvassing)...............

Postmaster-General’s.........................

Telephone..........................................

£572–£590–£608–£626–£644–£662

10

Assistant Cinematographer.........

Interior..............................................

Information........................................

£626–£644–£662

11

Assistant Curator.......................

Health...............................................

..........................................................

£632–£650–£668–£686–£704–£722

12

Assistant (Dairy Export).............

Commerce and Agriculture................

Administration and Inspection.............

£554–£566–£584–£602–£620

13

Assistant (Dark Room) ..............

Interior .............................................

Information........................................

£602–£620–£638

14

Assistant (Drafting), Grade 1......

.........................................................

..........................................................

Under 18 years—£240

At 18 years—£282

At 19 years—£345

At 20 years—£408

Adult—£470–£494–£506–£518–£530–£542–£560–£578–£596–£614

15

Assistant (Drafting), Grade 2......

Postmaster-General’s.........................

Engineering........................................

£632–£650–£668–£686–£704–£722

16

Assistant (Employment, Timekeeping, &c.)

Interior..............................................

Staff and Industrial.............................

£632–£650–£668–£686–£704–£722

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued.

Annual Salaries of Officers of the Fourth Division.—Part I.: Male Officers—continued.

Desig-nation Number

Designation of Office.

Department.

Section of Department.

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary.

17

Assistant Engineer.............................

Treasury...........................................

Printing..........................................

£698–£716–£734

18

Assistant (Farm)................................

Health..............................................

Serum Laboratories (Melbourne).....

£494–£506–£518–£530

19

Assistant Film Cutter and Biograph Operator

Trade and Customs...........................

Film Censorship.............................

£662–£680–£698

20

Assistant Foreman.............................

Army................................................

......................................................

£602–£620

21

Assistant Furniture Officer.................

Works..............................................

Technical.......................................

£788–£812–£836

22

Assistant Gazette Officer....................

Prime Minister’s...............................

Publications...................................

£584–£602–£620–£638

23

Assistant, Grade 1..............................

.........................................................

......................................................

Under 18 years—£240

At 18 years—£282

At 19 years–£345

At 20 rears—£408

Adult—£470–£494–£506–£518–£530

24

Assistant, Grade 2..............................

.........................................................

......................................................

£530–£542–£554

25

Assistant, Grade 3..............................

.........................................................

......................................................

£554–£566–£584–£602

26

Assistant Inquiry Officer....................

Postmaster-General’s........................

Accounts........................................

£554–£566–£584–£602

27

Assistant-in-charge (Small Animals Depot)

Health..............................................

Serum Laboratories (Melbourne).....

£602–£620

28

Assistant Investigator.........................

Attorney-General’s...........................

Investigation..................................

£566–£584–£602–£620–£638

29

Assistant (Laboratory)........................

Interior.............................................

Information....................................

£470–£494–£506–£518–£530–£542–£554–£566

30

Assistant (Mails)................................

Postmaster-General’s........................

Mail...............................................

£530–£542–£554

31

Assistant Manager.............................

Repatriation......................................

Artificial Limb Factory—

Victoria and New South Wales...

£662–£680–£698

Queensland and Western Australia

£644–£662

32

Assistant (Meteorological Branch)......

Interior.............................................

Meteorological...............................

Under 18 years—£240

At 18 years—£282

At 19 years—£345

At 20 years—£408

Adult—£470–£494–£506–£518–£530–£542–£554–£566–£584

33

Assistant Monotype Caster.................

Treasury...........................................

Printing..........................................

£548–£560–£578

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued.

Annual Salaries of Officers of the Fourth Division.—Part I.: Male Officers—continued.

Designation Number

Designation of Office.

Department.

Section of Department.

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary.

34

Assistant (Photography).....................................................

..........................................................

.........................................................

Under 18 years—£240

At 18 years—£282

At 19 years—£345

At 20 years—£408

Adult—£470–£494–£506–£518–£530–£542–£554–£572–£590–£608

35

Assistant Plant Attendant.....................................................

Health................................................

Serum Laboratories (Melbourne)........

£554–£566

36.

Assistant (Printing).....................................................

Treasury.............................................

Printing.............................................

Under 18 years—£240

At 18 years—£282

At 19 years—£345

At 20 years—£408

Adult—£512–£524–£536

37

Assistant (Printing), Grade 1.....................................................

..........................................................

.........................................................

£530–£542–£554–£566–£584–£602

38

Assistant (Printing). Grade 2.....................................................

..........................................................

.........................................................

£590–£608–£626

39

Assistant Projectionist.....................................................

Repatriation.......................................

.........................................................

£482–£494–£506–£518–£530

40

Assistant Publications Officer.....................................................

Attorney-General’s.............................

Patent, Trade Marks, Designs and Copyright Offices

£638–£656–£674

41

Assistant Radio Inspector.....................................................

Postmaster-General’s..........................

Wireless............................................

£620–£656–£692

42

Assistant Reproduction Officer (Plan Printing, &c.)

..........................................................

.........................................................

£512–£524–£536–£548–£560

43

Assistant Security Officer.....................................................

Supply...............................................

Security.............................................

£710–£728–£746

44

Assistant Senior Bootmaker.....................................................

Repatriation.......................................

Artificial Limb Factory......................

£632

45

Assistant Senior Overseer (Telegraphs)

Postmaster-General’s..........................

Telegraphs—

New South Wales..........................

£638–£656–£674

Victoria........................................

£620–£638–£656

46

Assistant (Small Animals Depot), Grade 1

Health................................................

Serum Laboratories (Melbourne)........

£494–£506–£518–£530

47

Assistant (Small Animals Depot), Grade 2

Health................................................

Serum Laboratories (Melbourne)........

£542–£554

48

Assistant (Stamp Sales).....................................................

Postmaster-General’s..........................

Accounts...........................................

£554–£566–£584–£602

49

Assistant Overseer (Stamp Sales).....................................................

Postmaster-General’s..........................

Accounts-Cashier..............................

£620–£638

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued.

Annual Salaries of Officers of the Fourth Division.—Part I.: Male Officers—continued.

Desig-nation Number

Designation of Office.

Department.

Section of Department.

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary.

50

Assistant Stationer..................

Postmaster-General’s............................

Stores.................................................

£704–£722–£740–£758

51

Assistant Stationer..................

Treasury..............................................

Pricing................................................

£536–£548–£560

52

Assistant (Stationery, &c.)

Postmaster-General’s............................

Stores.................................................

£680–£698–£716–£734

53

Assistant Storeman.................

Army...................................................

..........................................................

Under 18 years—£240

At 18 years—£282

At 19 years—£345

At 20 years—£408

Adult—£512–£524

Other Departments...............................

..........................................................

Under 18 years—£240

At 18 years—£282

At 19 years—£345

At 20 years—£408

Adult—£470–£494–506

54

Assistant (Stores)....................

..........................................................

..........................................................

£518–£530–£542

55

Assistant Superintendent.........

Territories............................................

Northern Territory Administration.......

£578–£596–£614

56

Assistant Supervisor (Cleaners, &c.)

Interior................................................

Administration and Establishment........

£596–£614–£632–£650

57

Assistant Supervisor (Farm).....

Health..................................................

Serum Laboratories (Melbourne).........

£602–£620

58

Assistant Supervisor, Gardens and Grounds

Repatriation.........................................

..........................................................

£554–£566–£578

59

Assistant (Supervisor Records)

Treasury..............................................

Taxation (Income Tax)—

New South Wales..........................

£710–£728

Victoria.........................................

£674–£692

Queensland....................................

£656–£674

60

Assistant (Supervisor Searching, &c.)

Treasury..............................................

Taxation (Income Tax)—

New South Wales..........................

£656–£674

Victoria.........................................

£638–£656

61

Assistant Transport Officer......

Supply.................................................

Stores and Transport ..........................

£656–£674–£692

62

Assistant Transport Officer......

Postmaster-General’s............................

Stores—

New South Wales...........................

£764–£788–£812

Victoria.........................................

£746–£770–£794

Queensland and South Australia......

£656–£674–£692

63

Assistant Warehouseman.........

Treasury..............................................

Printing..............................................

£536–£548–£560

64

Assistant Welfare Officer........

Postmaster-General’s............................

Personnel...........................................

£656–£674–£692–£710

 

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued.

Annual Salaries of Officers of the Fourth Division.—Part I.: Male Officers—continued.

Desig-nation Number

Designation of Office.

Department.

Section of Department.

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary.

65

Attendant, Grade 1......................................

........................................................

............................................................

£506–£518–£530–£542–£554

69

Attendant, Grade 2......................................

........................................................

............................................................

£554–£566–£584–£602

67

Attendant, Grade 3......................................

........................................................

............................................................

£602–£620–£638

68

Barracks Officer..........................................

Defence...........................................

Secretariat............................................

£770–£794–£818

69

Barracks Officer (Navy)..............................

Navy................................................

Navy Secretariat...................................

£662–£680–£698

70

Biograph Operator.......................................

........................................................

............................................................

£572–£584–£602

71

Blacksmith.................................................

........................................................

............................................................

£566–£584–£602

72

Blacksmith’s Striker....................................

Army...............................................

Ordnance.............................................

£488–£500–£512

73

Boatman.....................................................

Trade and Customs...........................

Shipping, Victoria................................

£470–£482–£494

74

Boatshed Officer.........................................

Trade and Customs...........................

Shipping Branch...................................

£614

75

Boatswain...................................................

Shipping and Transport.....................

Marine.................................................

£566–£578–£590

76

Bodymaker.................................................

Postmaster-General’s........................

Engineering..........................................

£560–£578–£596

77

Boiler Attendant..........................................

Shipping and Transport.....................

Marine.................................................

£542–£554–£566

78

Bookbinder.................................................

Treasury...........................................

Printing................................................

£614–£632–£650

79

Boot Clicker...............................................

Repatriation.....................................

Artificial Limb Factory.........................

£500–£512–£524

80

Boot Machinist...........................................

Repatriation.....................................

Artificial Limb Factory.........................

£500–£512–£524

81

Bootmaker..................................................

Repatriation.....................................

Artificial Limb Factory.........................

£560–£578–£596

82

Brigade Technician.....................................

Interior.............................................

Australian Capital Territory Services.....

£656–£674–£692

83

Butcher.......................................................

Repatriation.....................................

Auxiliary Services................................

£530–£542–£554

84

Cabinet and Ministerial Officer....................

Prime Minister’s...............................

Administrative.....................................

£788–£812–£836–£860–£884–£908

85

Canteen Assistant........................................

Repatriation.....................................

Auxiliary Services................................

£512–£524–£536

86

Canteen Manager........................................

Repatriation.....................................

New South Wales.................................

£680–£698–£716–£734–£752

Victoria................................................

£662–£680–£698–£716–£734

Other States..........................................

£608–£626–£644–£662

87

Canvas Worker...........................................

........................................................

............................................................

£524–£536–£548

88

Caretaker....................................................

Interior.............................................

Land and Property, Queensland.............

£602–£620–£638

Forestry Bureau....................................

£494–£506

Meteorological.....................................

£494–£506

Trade and Customs ..........................

New South Wales.................................

£584–£602–£620

Victoria................................................

£548–£560–£572

Queensland, South Australia and Tasmania

£518–£530

Army...............................................

............................................................

£494–£506

89

Carpenter....................................................

........................................................

............................................................

£572–£590–£608

90

Catering Officer, Grade 1............................

Labour and National Service.............

Industrial Welfare.................................

£740–£764–£788–£812–£836

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued.

Annual Salaries of Officers of the Fourth Division.—Part I.: Male Officers—continued.

Desig-nation Number.

Designation of Office.

Department.

Section of Department.

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary.

91

Chainman.......................................

.....................................................

.........................................................

£518–£530

92

Chef, Grade 1..................................

Repatriation..................................

Auxiliary Services.............................

£644–£662–£680

93

Chef, Grade 2..................................

Repatriation..................................

Auxiliary Services.............................

£680–£698–£716

94

Chief Armourer...............................

Army............................................

Ordnance—

New South Wales and Victoria......

£644–£662–£680

Other States..................................

£608–£626–£644

95

Chief Cook.....................................

Shipping and Transport..................

Marine..............................................

£560–£578–£596

96

Chief Examiner...............................

Air................................................

Technical Services.............................

£734–£752

Other Departments.........................

.........................................................

£710–£728

97

Chief Fire Officer............................

Interior..........................................

Australian Capital Territory Services..

£836–£860–£884

Territories.....................................

Northern Territory Administration......

£728–£746

98

Chief Steward.................................

Shipping and Transport..................

Marine..............................................

£572–£590–£608

99

Cine-photographer ..........................

Postmaster-General's .....................

Personnel .........................................

£746–£770–£794–£818–£842

100

Cleaner...........................................

.....................................................

.........................................................

£470–£482–£494

101

Clerical Assistant, Grade 1...............

.....................................................

.........................................................

Under 18 years—£240

At 18 years—£282

At 19 years—£345

At 20 years—£408

Adult £470–£494–£506–£518–£530

102

Clerical Assistant, Grade 2...............

.....................................................

.........................................................

£530–£542–£554

103

Clerical Assistant, Grade 3...............

.....................................................

.........................................................

£554–£566–£584–£602

104

Clerical Assistant, Grade 4...............

.....................................................

.........................................................

£602–£620

105

Clerical Assistant, Grade 5...............

.....................................................

.........................................................

£620–£638

106

Clerical Assistant (Navigation and Lighthouses)

Shipping and Transport..................

Marine, Tasmania..............................

£626–£644–£662–£680

107

Clerk...............................................

.....................................................

.........................................................

Under 18 years—£240

At 18 years—£282

At 19 years—£345

At 20 years—£408

Adult £524–£548–£566–£584–£602–£620

108

Coach Painter..................................

.....................................................

.........................................................

£560–£578–£596

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued.

Annual Salaries of Officers of the Fourth Division.—Part I.: Male Officers—continued.

Desig-nation Number

Designation of Office.

Department.

Section of Department.

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary.

109

Communications Officer........

Civil Aviation......................................

Communications................................

Under 19 years £312

At 19 years—£375

At 20 years—£438

Adult £530–£548–£566–£584–£602–£620–£638–£656–£680–£704

110

Compositor............................

Treasury..............................................

Printing..............................................

£614–£632–£650

111

Computer..............................

Treasury..............................................

Printing..............................................

£692–£710–£728

112

Cook.....................................

Shipping and Transport........................

Marine...............................................

£512–£524–£536–£548

113

Cook, Grade 1.......................

Repatriation........................................

Auxiliary Services..............................

£530–£542–£554

114

Cook, Grade 2.......................

Repatriation........................................

Auxiliary Services..............................

£566–£578–£590

115

Counter Officer, Grade 1 .......

Postmaster-General’s...........................

Telegraph..........................................

£554–£566–£584–£602

116

Counter Officer, Grade 2 .......

Postmaster-General’s...........................

Telegraph..........................................

£602–£620–£638

117

Coxswain..............................

Civil Aviation......................................

..........................................................

£566–£584

118

Custodian (Buildings)............

Interior................................................

Land and Property—

Victoria...........................

£722–£740–£758–£782

New South Wales............

£698–£716–£734

Administration...................................

£764–£788–£812

Postmaster-General’s...........................

Buildings—

New South Wales............

£764–£788–£812

Victoria...........................

£740–£758–£782

Queensland and South Australia.....

£638–£656–£674

Western Australia..........................

£656

Tasmania......................................

£596–£614–£632

119

Cutter....................................

Treasury..............................................

Printing..............................................

£614–£632–£650

120

Cycle Mechanic.....................

Postmaster-General’s...........................

Engineering.......................................

£506–£518–£530

121

Danger Building Officer.........

Defence Production.............................

Government Explosives Factory, Maribyrnong

£764–£788–£812

122

Dental Mechanic....................

Repatriation........................................

Auxiliary Services................

£590–£608–£626

123

Depot Foreman, Grade 1........

Army..................................................

..........................................................

£656–£674–£692–£710

124

Depot Foreman, Grade 2........

Army..................................................

..........................................................

£728–£746–£764

125

Designer and Cutter...............

Supply................................................

Army.................................................

£644–£662–£680

126

Electrician.............................

...........................................................

..........................................................

£560–£578–£596

127

Electrician (Printing)..............

Treasury..............................................

Printing..............................................

£566–£584–£602

128

Electroplater (First Class).......

Postmaster-General’s...........................

Engineering.......................................

£560–£578–£596

129

Employment Officer..............

Prime Minister’s..................................

Office of Public Service Board............

£668–£686–£704–£722–£740–£758

130

Employment Officer, Grade 1.

Labour and National Service................

Employment......................................

£572–£596–£620–£656–£692

 

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued.

Annual Salaries of Officers of the Fourth Division.—Part I.: Male Officers—continued.

Desig-nation Number

Designation of Office.

Department.

Section of Department.

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary.

131

Engine Driver................................

Health..........................................

...............................................................

£554–£566

132

Engine Driver (Diesel Engine)........

Trade and Customs.......................

...............................................................

£584

133

Engine Driver (Diesel Engine)........

Health..........................................

...............................................................

£584–£602

134

Engineer-in-charge.........................

Treasury.......................................

Printing................................................... .

£866–£890–£914–£938

135

Engine Fitter..................................

Supply.........................................

Aeronautical Research Laboratories.........

£578–£596–£614

136

Examiner, Grade 1.........................

....................................................

...............................................................

£530–£542–£554

137

Examiner, Grade 2.........................

....................................................

...............................................................

£584–£602–£620

138

Excise Officer, Grade 1..................

Trade and Customs.......................

Excise.....................................................

£548–£572–£596–£620–£656–£692

139

Excise Officer, Grade 2..................

Trade and Customs.......................

Excise.....................................................

£620–£656–£692–£728–£764

140

Excise Officer, Grade 3..................

Trade and Customs.......................

Excise.....................................................

£692–£728–£764–£788–£812

141

Field Assistant...............................

National Development..................

Mineral Resources, Geology and Geophysics

£560–£578–£596

142

Field Assistant (Survey).................

....................................................

...............................................................

£674–£692–£710–£728–£746–£764

143

Field Officer..................................

Postmaster-General’s....................

Buildings................................................

£716–£734–£752–£776

Treasury.......................................

Statistician’s...........................................

£812–£836–£860

144

Film Cutter and Biograph Operator.

Trade and Customs.......................

Film Censorship......................................

£668–£686–£704–£722–£740–£758

145

Film Officer...................................

Repatriation.................................

Head-quarters.........................................

£752–£776–£800

New South Wales and Victoria................

£776–£800–£824

Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia

£752–£776–£800

Tasmania................................................

£734–£752–£776

146

Finisher.........................................

Treasury.......................................

Printing...................................................

£614–£632–£650

147

Fireman.........................................

Interior.........................................

Australian Capital Territory Services........

£572–£590–£608–£626–£644–£662

Territories....................................

Northern Territory Administration............

£572–£590–£608–£626–£644–£662

Postmaster-General’s....................

Engineering............................................

£518–£530

Repatriation.................................

Auxiliary Services...................................

£518–£530

148

Fitter..............................................

....................................................

...............................................................

£560–£578–£596

149

Fitter and Turner............................

....................................................

...............................................................

£560–£578–£596

150

Foreman Artisan (Miscellaneous), Grade 4

Postmaster-General’s....................

Engineering............................................

£794

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued.

Annual Salaries of Officers of the Fourth Division.—Part I.: Male Officers—continued.

Desig-nation Number

Designation of Office.

Department.

Section of Department.

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary.

151

Foreman Artisan (Miscellaneous), Grade 5

Postmaster-General’s..........................

Engineering............................................

£830

152

Foreman Assistant.................

Health................................................

North Head, New South Wales.................

£674–£692–£710–£728

Victoria..................................................

£656–£674–£692–£710

Queensland and Western Australia...........

£638–£656–£674

South Australia.......................................

£620–£638–£656

Darwin, Northern Territory......................

£608–£626

Newcastle, New South Wales..................

£608–£626

153

Foreman Canvas Worker, Grade 1

Postmaster-General’s..........................

Mail........................................................

£662

154

Foreman Carpenter, Grade 1...

...........................................................

...............................................................

£722

155

Foreman Carpenter. Grade 2...

...........................................................

...............................................................

£758

156

Foreman Carpenter, Grade 3...

...........................................................

...............................................................

£794

157

Foreman Carpenter, Grade 4...

...........................................................

...............................................................

£830

158

Foreman Carpenter, Grade 5...

...........................................................

...............................................................

£866

159

Foreman Cleaner....................

...........................................................

...............................................................

£572–£590–£608

160

Foreman, Grade A

(Special)

...........................................................

...............................................................

£914

161

Foreman, Grade A..................

...........................................................

...............................................................

£848–£866–£884

162

Foreman, Grade B..................

...........................................................

...............................................................

£794–£812–£830

163

Foreman, Grade C..................

...........................................................

...............................................................

£740–£758–£776

164

Foreman, Grade D..................

...........................................................

...............................................................

£668–£686–£704–£722

165

Foreman Labourer.................

Supply................................................

Aeronautical Research Laboratories.........

£542–£554–£566

166

Foreman Mechanic................

Health................................................

New South Wales....................................

£608–£626–£644

167

Foreman Mechanic, Grade 1...

Civil Aviation.....................................

Airways..................................................

£716–£734–£752

168

Foreman Mechanic. Grade 2...

Civil Aviation.....................................

Airways..................................................

£740–£758–£782

169

Foreman Mechanic. Grade 3...

Civil Aviation.....................................

Airways.................................................. .

£776–£800–£824

170

Foreman Mechanic (Lighthouse)

Shipping and Transport.......................

Marine....................................................

£686

171

Foreman Mechanic (Motor Repair). Grade 1

Postmaster General’s...........................

Engineering............................................

£710

172

Foreman Mechanic (Motor Repair), Grade 2

Postmaster-General’s..........................

Engineering............................................

£746

173

Foreman Mechanic (Motor Repair), Grade 3

Postmaster-General’s..........................

Engineering............................................

£782

 

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued.

Annual Salaries of Officers of the Fourth Division.—Part I.: Male Officers—continued.

Designation Number

Designation of Office.

Department.

Section of Department.

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary.

174

Foreman Mechanic (Motor Repair), Grade 4

Postmaster-General’s.....................

Engineering........................................

£818

175

Foreman (Printing), Grade 1.............

Treasury........................................

Printing...............................................

£752

176

Foreman (Printing), Grade 2.............

Treasury........................................

Printing...............................................

£794

177

Foreman Storeman, Grade 1.............

......................................................

...........................................................

£656

178

Foreman Storeman, Grade 2.............

......................................................

...........................................................

£674

179

Foreman Storeman, Grade 3.............

......................................................

...........................................................

£692–£710–£728

180

Foreman Storeman, Grade 4.............

......................................................

...........................................................

£746–£764–£782

181

Foreman (Transport Workshops, &c.)

Territories......................................

Northern Territory Administration........

£728–£746–£764

182

Fork Lift Driver...............................

Civil Aviation................................

...........................................................

£530–£542–£554

183

French Polisher................................

Postmaster-General’s.....................

Engineering........................................

£542–£554–£566

184

Fruit Inspector (Supervising)............

Commerce and Agriculture.............

Administration and Inspection..............

£668–£686–£704–£722

185

Furniture Officer.............................

Works...........................................

Technical............................................

£836–£860–£884

186

Gardener, Grade 1...........................

Repatriation...................................

Auxiliary Services...............................

£482–£494–£506

187

Gardener, Grade 2...........................

Repatriation...................................

Auxiliary Services...............................

£518–£530–£542

188

Gazette Officer................................

Prime Minister’s............................

Publications........................................

£740–£758–782–£806

189

Greaser...........................................

Shipping and Transport..................

Marine................................................

£542–£554–£566

190

Groundsman....................................

Civil Aviation................................

...........................................................

£524–£536–£548–£560

191

Head Butcher..................................

Repatriation...................................

Auxiliary Services...............................

£566–£578

192

Head Lightkeeper............................

Shipping and Transport..................

Marine................................................

£578–£596–£614

193

Head Reader....................................

Treasury........................................

Printing...............................................

£806

194

Health Inspector..............................

Health...........................................

...........................................................

£674–£692–£710–£728–£746–£764–£788

195

Hydrometer Tester...........................

Trade and Customs........................

Laboratory..........................................

£554–£572–£590–£608–£626–£644

196

Indexer...........................................

......................................................

Electoral.............................................

Under 18 years—£240

At 18 years—£282

At 19 years—£345

At 20 years—£408

Adult £470–£494–£506–£518–£530

197

Indexer-in-Charge, Grade 1..............

Interior..........................................

Electoral.............................................

£620–£638

198

Indexer-in-Charge, Grade 2..............

Interior..........................................

Electoral.............................................

£638–£656–£674–£692

199

Industrial Inspector..........................

Works...........................................

Administrative....................................

£632–£650–£668–£686–£704–£722

200

Inquiry Officer................................

Postmaster-General’s.....................

Personnel............................................

£566–£584–£602–£620–£638

 

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued.

Annual Salaries of Officers of the Fourth Division.—Part I.: Male Officers—continued.

Designation Number.

Designation of Office.

Department.

Section of Department.

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary.

201

Inquiry Officer, Grade 1...........

Trade and Customs............................

Excise................................................

£626–£644–£662

Social Services..................................

Outdoor Inquiry.................................

£566–£584–£602–£620–£638

Repatriation......................................

Administrative...................................

£566–£584–£602–£620–£638

Attorney-General’s............................

Bankruptcy........................................

£566–£584–£602–£620–£638

202

Inquiry Officer, Grade 2...........

Trade and Customs............................

Excise................................................

£668–£686–£704–£722

Social Services..................................

..........................................................

£626–£644–£662

203

Inquiry Officer, Grade 3...........

Social Services..................................

Outdoor Inquiry.................................

£638–£656–£674–£692

204

Inquiry Officer (Mails).............

Postmaster-General’s.........................

Mail...................................................

£602–£620–£638–£656

205

Inquiry Officer (Telegraph).......

Postmaster-General’s.........................

Telegraph—

New South Wales and Victoria.......

£602–£620–£638

Queensland....................................

£602–£620

206

Inspector (Entertainments)........

Treasury...........................................

Taxation............................................

£632–£650–£668–£686

207

Inspector, Grade 1....................

Interior.............................................

Australian Capital Territory Services...

£536–£548–£560

208

Inspector, Grade 2....................

Interior.............................................

Australian Capital Territory Services...

£566–£584–£602–£620

209

Inspector (Property)..................

Interior.............................................

Housing and Accommodation.............

£770–£794–£818

210

Inspector of Seamen and Licences

Shipping and Transport......................

Marine...............................................

£566–£584–£602–£620–£638

211

Inspector of Welding................

Defence Production...........................

Government Ordnance Factories.........

£680–£698

212

Inspector, Radio Line Plant.......

Postmaster-General’s.........................

Engineering........................................

£692–£710–£728–£746–£764–£788

213

Inspector (Scaffolding and Lifts)

Interior.............................................

Australian Capital Territory Planning and Development

£866–£890–£914

214

Inspector (Technical)................

Supply..............................................

Stores and Transport...........................

£788–£812–£836

215

Inspector (Whaling)..................

Commerce and Agriculture................

Fisheries............................................

£626–£644–£662–£680

216

Instructor (Motor Driving)........

Postmaster-General’s.........................

Engineering........................................

£578

217

Instrument Maker.....................

.........................................................

..........................................................

£596–£614–£632

218

Investigating and Inquiry Officer

Trade and Customs............................

Shipping............................................

£692–£710–£728–£746

219

Investigator, Grade 1................

Attorney-General’s............................

Investigation......................................

£632–£650–£668–£686

Trade and Customs............................

..........................................................

£626–£644–£662

220

Investigator, Grade 2................

Attorney-General’s............................

Investigation......................................

£692–£710–£728–£746

Trade and Customs............................

..........................................................

£668–£686–£704–£722

221

Investigator, Grade 3................

Attorney-General’s............................

Investigation......................................

£734–£752–£776

Trade and Customs............................

Special Investigation...........................

£716–£734–£752

222

Investigator, Grade 4................

Trade and Customs............................

Special Investigation...........................

£764–£788–£812

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued.

Annual Salaries of Officers of the Fourth Division.—Part I.: Male Officers—continued.

Desig-nation Number

Designation of Office.

Department.

Section of Department.

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary.

223

Junior Assistant...........................................

.................................................

....................................................

Under 18 years—£240

At 18 years—£282

At 19 years—£345

At 20 years—£408

224

Junior Mechanic..........................................

Health......................................

Commonwealth X-ray and Radium Laboratory

Under 18 years—£255

At 18 years—£297

At 19 years—£360

At 20 years—£423

At 21 years—£524

225

Junior Postal Officer....................................

Postmaster-General’s................

....................................................

Under 18 years—£240

At 18 years—£282

At 19 years—£345

At 20 years—£408

226

Keeper of Relics.........................................

Interior.....................................

Australian War Memorial.............

£686–£704–£722–£740–£758–£782

227

Knitting Machinist......................................

Repatriation..............................

....................................................

£470–£482–£494

228

Laboratory Assistant...................................

Interior.....................................

Meteorological.............................

£530–£542–£554–£572–£590–£608

229

Laboratory Assistant, Grade 1......................

.................................................

....................................................

Under 18 years—£270

At 18 years—£312

At 19 years—£375

At 20 years—£438

Adult—£524–£536–£548–£560–£578–£596–£614

230

Laboratory Assistant, Grade 2......................

.................................................

....................................................

£614–£632–£650–£668

231

Laboratory Assistant, Grade 3......................

.................................................

....................................................

£698–£716–£734

232

Laboratory Attendant..................................

.................................................

....................................................

Under 18 years—£240

At 18 years—£282

At 19 years—£345

At 20 years—£408

Adult—£470–£494–£506–£518–£530–£542–£554

233

Laboratory Officer. Grade 1.........................

Supply......................................

Defence Research Laboratories.....

£752–£776–£800

234

Laboratory Officer, Grade 2.........................

.................................................

....................................................

£812–£836–£860

235

Laboratory Officer, Grade 3.........................

Supply......................................

Defence Research Laboratories.....

£860–£884–£908

236

Labourer, Grade 1.......................................

.................................................

....................................................

£470–£482–£494

237

Labourer, Grade 2.......................................

.................................................

....................................................

£494–£506

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued.

Annual Salaries of Officers of the Fourth Division.—Part I.: Male Officers—continued.

Desig-nation Number

Designation of Office.

Department.

Section of Department.

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary.

238

Labourer, Line Staff........................

Postmaster-General’s.....................

Engineering.....................................

£488

239

Launch Boy....................................

Trade and Customs........................

Shipping..........................................

Under 18 years—£240

At 18 years—£282

At 19 years—£345

At 20 years—£408

240

Launchmaster..................................

Civil Aviation...............................

........................................................

£656–£674–£692

241

Laundry Foreman............................

Repatriation..................................

Auxiliary Services...........................

£554–£566–£578

242

Laundryman....................................

Repatriation..................................

Auxiliary Services...........................

£494–£506–£518

243

Laundry Manager, Grade 1..............

Repatriation..................................

Auxiliary Services...........................

£620–£638–£656

244

Laundry Manager, Grade 2..............

Repatriation..................................

Auxiliary Services...........................

£740–£758–£776

245

Leading Hand (Electrical Shop)........

Supply..........................................

Aeronautical Research Laboratories..

£668–£686–£704

246

Leading Hand (Engine Shop)...........

Supply..........................................

Aeronautical Research Laboratories..

£668–£686–£704

247

Leading; Hand (Instrument Shop).....

Supply..........................................

Aeronautical Research Laboratories..

£668–£686–£704

248

Leading Hand (Machine Shop).........

Supply..........................................

Aeronautical Research Laboratories..

£668–£686–£704

249

Leading Hand (Wood Shop).............

Supply..........................................

Aeronautical Research Laboratories..

£668–£686–£704

250

Leather Worker...............................

Postmaster-General’s.....................

Engineering.....................................

£542–£554–£566

251

Lift Attendant..................................

.....................................................

........................................................

£470–£482–£494

252

Lightkeeper.....................................

Shipping and Transport..................

Marine.............................................

£494–£506–£518–£530

253

Line Etcher.....................................

Treasury.......................................

Printing............................................

£614–£632–£650

254

Line Foreman (Old Code)................

Postmaster-General’s.....................

Engineering.....................................

£608–£626–£644

255

Line Foreman, Grade 1....................

.....................................................

........................................................

£614–£632

256

Line Foreman, Grade 2....................

.....................................................

........................................................

£662

257

Line Inspector.................................

.....................................................

........................................................

£692–£710–£728–£746–£764–£788

258

Lineman, Grade 1............................

.....................................................

........................................................

£506–£518–£530–£542

259

Lineman, Grade 2............................

.....................................................

........................................................

£560

260

Lineman-in-charge (Old Code)

Postmaster-General’s.....................

Engineering.....................................

£554–£566–£578–£596

261

Lineman-in-training.........................

.....................................................

........................................................

At 18 years—£282

At 19 years—£345

At 20 years—£408

Adult—£488

262

Linotype Mechanic..........................

Treasury.......................................

Printing............................................

£614–£632–£650

 

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued.

Annual Salaries of Officers of the Fourth Division.—Part I.: Male Officers—continued.

Desig-nation Number

Designation of Office.

Department.

Section of Department.

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary.

263

Linotype Operator....................

Treasury............................................

Printing..............................................

£656–£674–£692

264

Lithograph Machinist................

Treasury............................................

Printing..............................................

£614–£632–£650

265

Locker, Grade 1.......................

Trade and Customs............................

Warehouse.........................................

£530–£542–£554–£566–£584–£602

266

Locker, Grade 2.......................

Trade and Customs............................

Warehouse.........................................

£572–£596–£620–£656–£692

267

Locksmith................................

..........................................................

..........................................................

£560–£578–£596

268

Machine Operator.....................

Defence.............................................

..........................................................

£596

269

Machinist.................................

Treasury............................................

Printing..............................................

£614–£632–£650

270

Machinist (Binding)..................

Treasury............................................

Printing..............................................

£614–£632–£650

271

Mail Officer.............................

Postmaster-General’s.........................

Mail...................................................

Under 18 years—£240

At 18 years—£282

At 19 years—£345

At 20 years—£408

Adult—£470–£494–£506–£518–£530–£542–£554–£566–£584–£602

272

Mail Officer (Machinery)..........

Postmaster-General’s.........................

Buildings, New South Wales...............

£554–£572–£590–£608

273

Maintenance Mechanic.............

National Development........................

Mineral Resources, Geology and Geophysics

£620

274

Maintenance Mechanic, Grade 1

Defence.............................................

..........................................................

Under 18 years—£255

At 18 years—£297

At 19 years—£360

At 20 years—£423

Adult—£524–£536

275

Maintenance Mechanic, Grade 2

Defence.............................................

..........................................................

£560–£578–£596–£614–£632

276

Maintenance Officer.................

External Affairs.................................

External Communications...................

£656–£674–£692

277

Manager...................................

Repatriation.......................................

Artificial Limb Factory—

Victoria..............................................

£836–£860–£884–£908

New South Wales...............................

£794–£818–£842

Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia

£680–£698–£716

Tasmania...........................................

£662–£680–£698

278

Marine Officer, Grade 1............

Civil Aviation....................................

..........................................................

£728–£746–£764

279

Master of Launch.....................

Trade and Customs............................

Newcastle..........................................

£554

Health...............................................

..........................................................

£554–£566

280

Master of Launch (Diesel Engine)

Trade and Customs............................

..........................................................

£584

Health...............................................

..........................................................

£584–£602

281

Meat Inspector, Grade 1............

Commerce and Agriculture.................

Administration and Inspection.............

£644–£668–£692–£728

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued.

Annual Salaries of Officers of the Fourth Division.—Part I.: Male Officers—continued.

Desig-nation Number

Designation of Office.

Department.

Section of Department.

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary.

282

Meat Inspector, Grade 2.....................

Commerce and Agriculture.............

Administration and Inspection..................

£752–£776

283

Meat Inspector, Grade 3.....................

Commerce and Agriculture.............

Administration and Inspection..................

£854

284

Mechanic..........................................

Interior..........................................

Administration and Establishment.............

£602–£620–£638

Solar Observatory....................................

£602–£620–£638

Postmaster-General’s.....................

Engineering.............................................

£560–£578–£596

285

Mechanic (Diesel Engine)..................

Postmaster-General’s.....................

Engineering.............................................

£596

286

Mechanic (Lighthouse).......................

Shipping and Transport..................

Marine.....................................................

£578–£596–£614

287

Metal Caster......................................

Treasury........................................

Printing....................................................

£524–£536–£548

288

Metal Enameller................................

Postmaster-General’s.....................

Engineering.............................................

£482–£494–£506

289

Metal Polisher....................................

Postmaster-General’s.....................

Engineering.............................................

£518–£530–£542

290

Meter Reader, Grade 1.......................

......................................................

................................................................

£551

706

Senior Typist (Female), Grade 3.......................

..........................................

.................................................

£569

707

Sister...............................................................

Repatriation.......................

Auxiliary Services....................

£443–£455–£467–£479

708

Steno Secretary (Female) to the Permanent Head

..........................................

.................................................

£515–£533–£551–£569

709

Supervising Accounting Machinist (Female), Grade 1

.......................................... ..........................................

.................................................

£599

710

Supervising Accounting-Machinist (Female), Grade 2

..........................................

.................................................

£635

711

Supervising Card Punch Operator (Female).......

..........................................

.................................................

£491

712

Supervising Checker (Female), Grade 1.............

Health................................

.................................................

£491–£509–£527

713

Supervising Checker (Female), Grade 2.............

Health................................

.................................................

£515–£533–£551

714

Supervising Typist (Female). Grade 1...............

..........................................

.................................................

£599

715

Supervising Typist (Female). Grade 2...............

..........................................

.................................................

£635

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued.

Annual Salaries of Officers of the Fourth Division.—Part II.: Female Officers—continued.

Desig-nation Number

Designation of Office.

Department.

Section of Department.

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary.

716

Supervisor (Female)...............

Repatriation.......................................

Administrative Staff, New South Wales

£605–£623–£641–£659–£683–£707

External Affairs..................................

External Communications...................

£515–£533–£551

Postmaster-General’s..........................

Telephone..........................................

£521–£539–£557

Treasury.............................................

Taxation............................................

£503–£521–£539

Social Services...................................

Family Allowances.............................

£515–£533–£551

Civil Aviation.....................................

Air Transport and External Relations...

£503–£521–£539

Treasury.............................................

Statistician’s.......................................

£581–£599

Defence Production............................

Ammunition Factory, Footscray..........

£569–£587–£605–£623

Defence.............................................

..........................................................

£563–£581–£599–£617–£635–£653

Health................................................

Serum Laboratories (Melbourne).........

£581–£599

717

Supervisor (Female) (Money Orders)

Postmaster-General’s..........................

Accounts (Money Order), New South Wales

£515–£533–£551

718

Supervisor (Female) (Postal Notes)

Postmaster-General’s..........................

Accounts (Money Order), New South Wales and Victoria

£551–£569–£587

719

Supervisor (Female) (Quarters)

Postmaster-General’s..........................

Telephone..........................................

£497–£515

720

Telegraphist (Female)............

Postmaster-General’s..........................

..........................................................

Under 18 years—£270

At 18 years—£291

At 19 years—£333

At 20 years—£362

Adult—£419–£443–£461–£479–£497–£515–£533

721

Telephonist (Female).............

..........................................................

..........................................................

Under 18 years—£255

At 18 years—£276

At 19 years—£318

At 20 years—£347

Adult—£383–£407–£419–£431

722

Teleprinter Operator (Female)

..........................................................

..........................................................

Under 18 years—£255

At 18 years—£276

At 19 years—£318

At 20 years—£347

Adult—£383–£407–£419–£431

FIRST SCHEDULE—continued.

Annual Salaries of Officers of the Fourth Division.—Part II.: Female Officers—continued.

Desig-nation Number.

Designation of Office.

Department.

Section of Department.

Annual Salary or Scale of Rates of Annual Salary.

723

Teletype Switchboard Attendant (Female)

Postmaster-General’s.........................

Telegraph.............................................

Under 18 years—£255

At 18 years—£276

At 19 years—£318

At 20 years—£347

Adult—£383–£407–£419–£431

724

Tracer (Female)........................

.........................................................

.............................................................

Under 18 years—£255

At 18 years—£276

At 19 years—£318

At 20 years—£347

Adult—£383–£407–£419–£431–£443–£455–£467

725

Tutor Sister..............................

Repatriation......................................

Auxiliary Services................................

£545–£557–£569

726

Typist (Female), Grade 1..........

.........................................................

.............................................................

Under 18 years—£255

At 18 years—£276

At 19 years—£318

At 20 years—£347

Adult—£383–£407–£419–£431–£443–£455–£467

727

Typist (Female), Grade 2..........

.........................................................

.............................................................

£491

728

Typist (Female), Grade 3..........

.........................................................

.............................................................

£515

729

Typist (Female) (Overseas Pool)

External Affairs.................................

Administrative and General...................

£491

730

Typist (Female) (Photo-litho)....

.........................................................

.............................................................

£491

 

Second Schedule.

Regulation 106aa.

ALLOWANCES PAYABLE TO CERTAIN OFFICERS OF THE FOURTH DIVISION.

Item No.

Designation of Office.

Allowances.

1

Assistant Warehouseman, Printing Branch, Department of the Treasury

1. He shall be paid an allowance at the rate of 10s. per week while in charge of two or more journeymen.

2

Boatman......................................................

1. He shall be paid an allowance at the rate of £12 per annum if he holds a Master’s Certificate, Rivers and Harbour.

2. He shall be paid an allowance at the rate of £12 per annum if he holds an Engine-driver’s Certificate.

3

Bookbinder, Printing Branch, Department of the Treasury

1. He shall be paid an allowance of 10s. per week while in charge of two or more journeymen.

4

Canteen Assistant.........................................

1. He shall be paid an allowance at the rate of £12 per annum while employed as first assistant to the Canteen Manager, New South Wales or Victoria.

5

Compositor, Printing Branch, Department of the Treasury

1. He shall be paid an allowance at the rate of 10s. per week while in charge of two or more journeymen.

6

Excise Officer, Grade 2.................................

1. He shall be paid an allowance at the rate of £24 per annum, if—

(a) he has completed twelve months’ service to the satisfaction of the Chief Officer on the maximum salary of the office of Excise Officer, Grade 2; and

(b) he occupied an office of Excise Officer or Excise Locker on the first day of August, 1941.

7

Fruit Inspector (Supervising).........................

1. He shall be paid an allowance of 15s. per week while supervising Fruit Inspectors (Supervising).

2. He shall be paid an allowance of £75 per annum in lieu of overtime for all time worked in excess of 40 hours per week, including duty performed on Sundays and Public Holidays.

8

Line Etcher, Printing Branch, Department of the Treasury

1. He shall be paid an allowance at the rate of 10s. per week while in charge of two or more journeymen.

9

Linotype Operator, Printing Branch, Department of the Treasury

1. He shall be paid an allowance at the rate of 10s. per week while in charge of two or more journeymen.

10

Machinist, Printing Branch, Department of the Treasury

1. He shall be paid an allowance at the rate of 10s. per week while in charge of two or more journeymen.

SECOND SCHEDULE—continued.

Allowances Payable to Certain Officers of the Fourth Division—continued.

Item No.

Designation of Office.

Allowances.

11

Monitor...............................................

1. He may be paid an allowance at the rate of £20 per annum while in charge of a country telephone exchange.

12

Photo-litho Operator, Printing Branch, Department of the Treasury

1. He shall be paid an allowance at the rate of 10s. per week while in charge of two or more journeymen.

13

Postal Officer......................................

1. He shall, whilst employed in the city section at Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide or Perth, be paid, under such conditions as are, from time to time, approved by the Board, an allowance equal to the difference between his salary and the salary which would be payable to him from time to time if the scale of rates of annual salary of the office was £470-£494-£506-£518-£530-£542-£554.

14

Quarantine Assistant, Grade 1...............

1. He shall be paid an allowance at the rate of £12 per annum if he holds a Master's Certificate, Rivers and Harbour.

Quarantine Assistant, Grade 2...............

Quarantine Assistant, Grade 3...............

2. He shall be paid an allowance at the rate of £12 per annum if he holds an engine-driver's certificate and is regularly employed on launches.

15

Reader, Printing Branch, Department of the Treasury

1. He shall be paid an allowance at the rate of 10s. per week while in charge of two or more journeymen.

16

Senior Communications Officer, Grade 1

1. He shall be paid an allowance at the rate of £18 per annum while in charge of a station.

Senior Communications Officer, Grade 2

Senior Communications Officer, Grade 3

17

Senior Technician (Telecommunications)

1. He may be paid an allowance at the rate of £12 per annum if—

(a) he is employed at—

(i) a carrier repeater station;

(ii) a carrier terminal station;

(iii) a trunk line testing station;

(iv) a telegraph repeating station;

(v) a chief telegraph office on telegraph maintenance duties;

(vi) a national broadcasting station; or

(vii) an overseas radio terminal;

(b) he has demonstrated his proficiency to send and receive morse signals at the rate of twenty words per minute; and

(c) the Superintending Engineer has certified that the officer is required in the performance of his duties to send and receive messages by morse signals.

18

Senior Technician (Mail)......................

1. He may be paid an allowance at the rate of £12 per annum under such conditions as are, from time to time, determined by the Board, on passing an examination in the subject of traffic procedure in operation in the Mail Branch.

SECOND SCHEDULE—continued.

Allowances Payable to Certain Officers of the Fourth Division—continued.

Item No.

Designation of Office.

Allowances.

19

Supervising Technician, Grade 1................

Supervising Technician, Grade 2................

Supervising Technician, Grade 3................

Supervising Technician, Grade 4................

Supervising Technician, Grade 5................

Supervising Technician, Grade 6................

Supervising Technician, Grade 7................

1. He may be paid an allowance at the rate of £12 per annum if—

(a) he is employed at—

(i) a carrier repeater station;

(ii) a carrier terminal station;

(iii) a trunk line testing station;

(iv) a telegraph repeating station;

(v) a chief telegraph office on telegraph maintenance duties;

(vi) a national broadcasting station; or

(vii) an overseas radio terminal;

(b) he has demonstrated his proficiency to send and receive morse signals at the rate of twenty words per minute; and

(c) the Superintending Engineer has certified that the officer is required, in the performance of his duties, to send and receive messages by morse signals.

2. He may be paid an allowance at the rate of £12 per annum under such conditions as are, from time to time, approved by the Board, if—

(a) he is employed on mail handling plant in the Mail Branch: and

(b) he has passed an examination in the subject of traffic procedure in operation in the Mail Branch.

20

Supervisor, Telephone Branch, Postmaster-General’s Department

1. He may be paid an allowance at the rate of £20 per annum while in charge of a country Telephone exchange.

21

Technician (Mail)......................................

1. He may be paid an allowance at the rate of £12 per annum under such conditions as are, from time to time, determined by the Board, on passing an examination in the subject of traffic procedure in operation in the Mail Branch.

22

Technician’s Assistant, Grade 2..................

1. He may be paid an allowance at the rate of £12 per annum if—

(a) he is employed at—

(i) a carrier repeater station;

(ii) a carrier terminal station;

(iii) a trunk line testing station;

(iv) a telegraph repeating station;

(V) a chief telegraph office on telegraph maintenance duties:

(vi) a national broadcasting station; or

(vii) an overseas radio terminal; and

(b) he has demonstrated his proficiency to send and receive morse signals at the rate of twenty words per minute; and

(c) the Superintending Engineer has certified that the officer is required in the performance of his duties to send and receive messages by morse signals.

SECOND SCHEDULE—continued.

Allowances Payable to Certain Officers of the Fourth Division—continued.

Item No.

Designation of Office.

Allowances.

23

Technician (Telecommunications)......................

1. He may be paid an allowance at the rate of £12 per annum if—

(a) he is employed at—

(i) a carrier repeater station;

(ii) a carrier terminal station;

(iii) a trunk line testing station;

(iv) a telegraph repeating station;

(v) a chief telegraph office on telegraph maintenance duties;

(vi) a national broadcasting station; or

(vii) an overseas radio terminal; and

(b) he has demonstrated his proficiency to send and receive more signals at the rate of twenty words per minute; and

(c) the Superintending Engineer has certified that the officer is required in the performance of his duties to send and receive messages by morse signals.

24

Accounting Machinist (Female), Grade 1

1. An officer who has not attained the age of 21 years and who passes, to the satisfaction of the Board, a test conducted by or on behalf of the Board for this purpose, shall be paid an allowance at the rate of £36 per annum.

25

Folder (Female), Printing Branch, Department of the Treasury...........................................................

1. She shall be paid an allowance at the rate of £12 per annum if employed as a sewer.

2. She shall be paid an allowance at the rate of 10s. per week while in charge of two or more Folders (Female).

3. She shall be paid an allowance equal to the difference between her actual salary and the actual minimum salary payable from time to time to an adult who occupies an office of Folder (Female) if—

(a) she has completed five years’ service in an office of Folder (Female);

(b) she has not attained the age of 21 years; and

(c) her salary is less than the actual minimum salary payable to an adult officer who occupies an office of Folder (Female).

26

Monitor (Female)..............................................

1. She may be paid an allowance at the rate of £20 per annum while in charge of a country telephone exchange.

27

Phonogram Operator (Female)...........................

1. She shall be paid an allowance at the rate of £12 per annum on evidence to the satisfaction of the Board of ability to accept by telephone, in fifteen minutes, ten typical telegrams, averaging an equivalent of six message units per telegram, and to record such telegrams by typewriter in the standard manner laid down by the Chief Officer.

SECOND SCHEDULE—continued.

Allowances Payable to Certain Officers of the Fourth Division—continued.

Item No.

Designation of Office.

Allowances.

28

Supervisor (Female), Telephone Branch, Postmaster-General’s Department

1. She may be paid an allowance at the rate of £20 per annum while in charge of a country telephone exchange.

29

Typist (Female), Grade 1...................................

1. An officer who has not attained the age of 21 years and who satisfies the Board as to her efficiency at writing and transcribing shorthand at the rate of 100 words per minute shall be paid an allowance at the rate of £24 per annum.

2. An officer who has not contained the age of 21 years and who satisfies the Board as to her efficiency at writing and transcribing shorthand at the rate of 120 words per minute and her ability at transcribing or typing letters and documents with due regard to form and punctuation shall be paid—

(a) an allowance at the rate of £30 per annum if she is not in receipt of the allowance referred to in the last preceding paragraph; or

(b) an allowance at the rate of £12 per annum if she is in receipt of the allowance referred to in the last preceding paragraph.

3. She shall be paid an allowance at such rate as is determined from time to time by the Board for any period during which she is employed on taking or transcribing notes of evidence in courts of law, or on duties which in the opinion of the Board are of like character.

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Typist (Female), Grade 2...................................

1. She shall be paid an allowance at such rate as is determined from time to time by the Board for any period during which she is employed on taking or transcribing notes of evidence in courts of law, or on duties which in the opinion of the Board are of like character.

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Typist (Female), Grade 3...................................

1. She shall be paid an allowance at such rate as is determined from time to time by the Board for any period during which she is employed or taking or transcribing notes of evidence in courts of law, or on duties which in the opinion of the Board are of like character.

 

Third Schedule.

Form A. Regulation 141c.

Commonwealth of Australia.

PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATIONS.

(a) Insert “Third” or “Fourth”.

(b) Insert “State of” or “The Australian Capital Territory”.

(c) Insert address of the Returning Officer.

(d) Insert the Christian name or names and the surname of the candicate, the office held by him and the Department in which he is employed.

NOMINATION OF A CANDIDATE FOR ELECTION AS DIVISIONAL REPRESENTATIVE OF THE (a) DIVISION FOR THE (b)

To the Returning Officer for (b)

Commonwealth Electoral Office, (c) .

We, the undersigned officers of the (a) Division, being entitled to vote at the election of the Divisional Representative of that Division for the (b) hereby nominated (d) for election as Divisional Representative of that Division for the (b) .

Dated this day of , 195 .

Signatures of nominators.

Office held by nominators.

Department in which nominators are employed.

 

Form B. Regulation 141c.

Commonwealth of Australia.

PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATIONS.

CONSENT AND DECLARATION OF OFFICER NOMINATED FOR ELECTION AS A DIVISIONAL REPRESENTATIVE.

(a) Insert Christian name or names and surname of person nominated, the office held by him and the Department in which he is employed.

(b) Insert “Third” or “Fourth”.

(c) Insert “State of or “Australian” Capital Territory”.

I, (a)  , being an officer of the (b) Division of the Commonwealth Public Service stationed in the (c) , hereby consent to nomination as a Divisional Representative of the (b) Division for the (c) and to act if so elected and hereby declare that I am eligible under the Public Service Regulations for election as a Divisional Representative of that Division for the (c) .

Dated this day of , 195 .

Signature of person nominated.

Signature of Witness.

Address of Witness.

THIRD SCHEDULE—continued.

Form C. Regulation 141f

Returning Officer’s Initials.

PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATIONS.

Commonwealth of Australia.

(a) Insert “Third” or “Fourth”.

(b) Insert “State of” or “Australian Capital Territory”.

ELECTION OF DIVISIONAL REPRESENTATIVE OF TIIE (a) 

DIVISION FOR THE (b) 

Ballot-paper.

Directions.—Mark your vote on this ballot-paper by placing the number 1 in the square opposite the name of the candidate for whom you vote as first preference and the numbers 2, 3, 4 (and so on, as the case requires) in the squares opposite the names of the candidates so as to indicate the order of your preference for them, fold the ballot-paper and place it in the ballot-paper envelope which should then be sealed. Then complete and sign the declaration printed on the ballot-paper envelope and send that envelope containing the ballot-paper by post or otherwise to the Returning Officer so as to reach him not later than 12 o’clock noon on the day of , 195 .

CANDIDATES.

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Commonwealth of Australia.

Form D. Regulation 141f.

PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATIONS.

Divisional Representative Election.

DECLARATION BY VOTER.

(a) Insert full Christian name or names and surname of voter.

(b) Insert Department in which voter is employed.

(c) Insert classification of officer.

(d) Insert “Third” or “Fourth”.

(e) Insert “State of” or “Australian Capital Territory”.

I, (a) , of (b) , (c) , declare that I am an officer of the (d) Division of the Commonwealth Public Service and was permanently stationed in the (c) on the fourteenth day prior to nomination day.

Dated this day of , 195 .

Signature of Voter.

 

By Authority: L. F. Johnston, Commonwealth Government Printer, Canberra.

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