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Cargo-steamers. Chief cook, £10; assistant cook, £4 ; assistant steward. £4. 4~nd „ Scewardsinport, 8 hours per day ... Second steward, £7; first-class assistant stewards, employed as bedroom stewards or saloon waiters, £5 10s. : printers or buglers, if acting as either bedroom stewards or saloon waiters, £5 10s.; forecabin steward, £5: second-class assistant steward, employed as bathroom, mess-room, assistant forecabin steward, "boots," main deck steward, assistant pantryman, nightwatchman, or sculleryman, £4; cadet, £1 10s.; pantryman, £6: chief cook, £12; second cook, £7 ; third cook, £5; ship's cook, £7 ; baker, £8 ; butcher, £5 ; baker, bonus £2 per month; butcher, bonus £3, if conduct good, every three months. 22/5/07 a a Cycle-workers. Canterbury ... Award 17/10/02 48 per week Time and a quarter, Nil time and a half, double time ... I Is. and lid. per hour; apprentices, 10s. to £2 per week. Accepted Industrial District. Recommendation, Agreement, or Award. Date. Hours. Overtime. Proportion of Apprentices. Wages. Improvers. Journeymen. Apprentices. Coachworke: rS. Northern (Auckland General) Award 22/3/06 47 per week Time and a quarter, time and a half, double time 1 to 2 men. In case of small shops where no journeymen are employed 1 apprentice allowed Ditto ... Is. 2d. per hour ... £116s.to£2 2s. per week 6s. to £1 per week. Wellington (City and Hutt) Wellington(General) Award 48 Ditto Is. 3d. per hour ... Nil Wage not fixed. 5s.to£l 10s. per week. 30/7/00 Award 21/12/06 48 „ 1 to 3 men. In the case of small shops where no journeymen are employed 1 apprentice allowed it * • - 8s. to 9s. per day