Canterbury Provincial Gazette – 1875 – No. 43

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✨ Teacher Examination Results



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EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS AND CANDIDATES—Continued.

END OF SECOND YEAR.

No. Name. School. Age Arithmetic, 60. Grammar, 60. History, 60. Geography, 60. Writing, 60. Spelling, 60. Reading, 60. Total, 360. Order of Merit. Remarks.
1 Jennings, Edward J. Rangiora 16 39 14 38 27 45 30 45 241 1 Classed for 3rd year
2 Banks, William Rangiora 15 33 35 36 20 40 34 45 237 2 "
3 Gilling, George Music Hall 16 20 35 37 25 35 30 40 210 3 "
4 Neville, Ellen E. Kaiapoi 15 18 25 38 18 16 30 45 206 4 "
5 Brock, William Loburn 15 40 32 10 19 30 42 35 200 5 "
6 Reid, John Music Hall 15 38 32 30 31 25 38 50 199 6 "
7 O’Callahan, Maria Lower Heathcote 15 10 25 21 27 15 35 40 149 7 "
8 Ainsley, Martha Christchurch 14 13 25 25 27 15 34 45 180 8 "
9 Williams, Katherine St. Luke’s, East Christchurch 16 8 20 25 27 30 11 40 161 9 Classed for 2nd year
10 Lockwood, Julia Colombo Road 15 7 20 15 17 15 30 35 144 10 "
11 Ramsey, George Akaroa 15 7 20 15 17 20 0 30 109 11 "

END OF THIRD YEAR.

No. Name. School. Age Arithmetic, 60. Grammar, 60. History, 60. Geography, 60. Writing, 60. Spelling, 60. Reading, 60. Total, 370. Order of Merit. Remarks.
1 Robinson, Agnes Rangiora 18 25 25 50 38 25 35 50 248 1 Classed for 4th year
2 May, Alice B. Leithfield 17 20 18 25 21 40 45 40 205 2 "
3 Fraser, John M. Colombo Road 17 15 35 38 21 25 30 40 220 3 "
4 Bartrum, Mary E. Colombo Road 17 8 13 33 13 35 40 40 181 4 Classed for 3rd year
5 Edwards, Caroline A. Lincoln Road, West Christchurch 17 16 20 23 22 25 15 35 156 5 "

HIS HONOR THE DEPUTY-SUPERINTENDENT directs the publication of the following General Instructions and Regulations, for the guidance of School Committees.

A. C. KNIGHT,
Minister for Education.

No. 1.—There will be paid to the credit of the Chairman of each Committee, quarterly, in advance, the sum necessary for salaries, which he will pay monthly to the teachers in his district, in such proportions as advised from the Education Office. A sum will also be placed to his credit half-yearly, to meet the ordinary and incidental expenditure, such as for fuel, cleaning school and premises, small repairs, and for purchasing such prizes of books for deserving scholars as the Committee may deem desirable, the total amount not to exceed 6d. per head on the average daily attendance for the year; but before incurring any such expenditure it must be approved at a Committee meeting, and a minute passed to that effect. The Minute Book and Vouchers for such expenditure will have to be produced at the annual audit of School Committee accounts. On no consideration can an overdraft be permitted. Special authority will be required from the Education Department for any expenditure other than purely incidental. The attention of Committees is drawn to the necessity of having the printed form of agreement between Chairman and teacher, to be forwarded from this office, signed, and the conditions contained therein enforced, especially as regards the latter part relating to house and premises left in good order.

No. 2.—Any child between five and six years of age, being child of a householder residing within three miles of a District School, may attend any District School on payment of a fee of 10s. per annum.

No. 3.—Any child over thirteen years of age, and any child over five years of age not being the child of a householder residing within three miles of a District School, may attend any District School on payment, in advance, of a fee of 5s. per quarter. These fees to be collected by some person appointed by the Committee, and to be brought to account in the books of the Chairman.



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🎓 Pupil Teacher Examination Results for Second Year Candidates (continued from previous page)

🎓 Education, Culture & Science
Pupil Teachers, Examination Results, Second Year Candidates, Education, Canterbury
11 names identified
  • Edward J. Jennings, Classed for 3rd year
  • William Banks, Classed for 3rd year
  • George Gilling, Classed for 3rd year
  • Ellen E. Neville, Classed for 3rd year
  • William Brock, Classed for 3rd year
  • John Reid, Classed for 3rd year
  • Maria O’Callahan, Classed for 3rd year
  • Martha Ainsley, Classed for 3rd year
  • Katherine Williams, Classed for 2nd year
  • Julia Lockwood, Classed for 2nd year
  • George Ramsey, Classed for 2nd year

🎓 Pupil Teacher Examination Results for Third Year Candidates

🎓 Education, Culture & Science
Pupil Teachers, Examination Results, Third Year Candidates, Education, Canterbury
  • Agnes Robinson, Classed for 4th year
  • Alice B. May, Classed for 4th year
  • John M. Fraser, Classed for 4th year
  • Mary E. Bartrum, Classed for 3rd year
  • Caroline A. Edwards, Classed for 3rd year

🎓 General Instructions and Regulations for School Committees

🎓 Education, Culture & Science
School Committees, Regulations, Education, Canterbury
  • A. C. Knight, Minister for Education