New Zealand Gazette – 1883 – No. 27

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✨ Road declarations and Teacher results



Numb. 27.

SUPPLEMENT
TO THE
NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
OF THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1883.
Published by Authority.

WELLINGTON, SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1883.

Roads declared to be Main Roads.

Public Works Office,
Wellington, 31st March, 1883.
IT is hereby notified that the following roads are main roads
for the purposes of "The Roads and Bridges Construction
Act, 1882," in addition to the list published in the Gazette of
the 29th March :-

Maniototo-
Names of Counties and Roads.
Taieri Bridge, at Hamilton, via Sowburn, to
Blackball
Clutha-
Clinton, viâ Hillfort to Puerua Church
Waipihi to Gore, via Arthurton and Pukerau
Kelso to Pukerau

WALTER W. JOHNSTON,
Minister for Public Works.

Examination of Teachers.

Education Department,
Wellington, 29th March, 1883.
THE following lists contain statements of the principal
1883. It must be understood that the granting of a certificate
depends only in part upon the result of an examination, and
that candidates who have not had the experience required by
the regulations, or who do not receive the necessary marks from
a School Inspector, have no claim to a certificate.
The first list contains the names of the successful candidates
at the examination for Class D. The second supplies similar
information with regard to Class E. The third and fourth
lists give the names of candidates who will be allowed to
qualify for Classes D and E respectively, by passing at the
next examination in those subjects only in which they have
this year been unsuccessful. The fifth is the list of candidates
who were partially successful in former years, and have now
passed in the additional subjects necessary for a certificate.
Every. candidate will receive a private intimation of his
success or failure, and those whose names are in the third and
fourth lists will be advised as to the subjects in which they
will require to be examined again.
An asterisk against a name signifies that the candidate is
too young to hold a full certificate.

Miles.
20
22
14
12

THOMAS DICK.

I. PASSED THE EXAMINATION FOR CLASS D.
Auckland-
Armstrong, James.
Braithwaite, Mary Annie.
Colebrook, Kate.
Purdie, Edmund C.
Sanderson, Frederick William.
Wellington-
Beck, Edward.
Marlborough--
Burnham, Arthur Palmerston.
North Canterbury-
Kennedy, Rosamond Fanny.
McCormack, Annie Eliza.
Petrie, George.
Smith, Thomas George.
Spence, Annie Walker.
Thompson, Joseph.
South Canterbury-
Cooke, Charles John.
Otago-
Warburton, Abel.

II. PASSED THE EXAMINATION FOR CLASS E.
Auckland-
Frost, Constance Helen.
Wellington-
Jacobsen, Henrietta.
North Canterbury-
Fawcett, Lucy.
Gardiner, Elizabeth.
Otago-
Blair, Georgina.
Buick, Kate.
Christie, Jessie Campbell.
Gillies, Mary.
Line, Leonard Arthur.
*Webster, Nellie.

III. PARTIAL SUCCESS RECORDED TOWARDS CLASS D.
Auckland-
Burton, Ella.
Colhoun, Andrew.
French, Jessie Robb.
Horne, Arthur.
Murray, George William.



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🏗️ Declaration of Main Roads under Roads and Bridges Construction Act

🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
31 March 1883
Roads, Main Roads, Declaration, Maniototo, Clutha, Public Works
  • WALTER W. JOHNSTON, Minister for Public Works

🎓 Results of Teacher's Examination for Classes D and E certificates

🎓 Education, Culture & Science
29 March 1883
Teachers, Examination results, Certificates, Class D, Class E, Auckland, Wellington, Marlborough, North Canterbury, South Canterbury, Otago
30 names identified
  • James Armstrong, Passed Class D examination
  • Mary Annie Braithwaite, Passed Class D examination, too young for certificate
  • Kate Colebrook, Passed Class D examination, too young for certificate
  • Edmund C. Purdie, Passed Class D examination, too young for certificate
  • Frederick William Sanderson, Passed Class D examination
  • Edward Beck, Passed Class D examination
  • Arthur Palmerston Burnham, Passed Class D examination
  • Rosamond Fanny Kennedy, Passed Class D examination, too young for certificate
  • Annie Eliza McCormack, Passed Class D examination
  • George Petrie, Passed Class D examination, too young for certificate
  • Thomas George Smith, Passed Class D examination
  • Annie Walker Spence, Passed Class D examination, too young for certificate
  • Joseph Thompson, Passed Class D examination
  • Charles John Cooke, Passed Class D examination
  • Abel Warburton, Passed Class D examination
  • Constance Helen Frost, Passed Class E examination, too young for certificate
  • Henrietta Jacobsen, Passed Class E examination, too young for certificate
  • Lucy Fawcett, Passed Class E examination, too young for certificate
  • Elizabeth Gardiner, Passed Class E examination, too young for certificate
  • Georgina Blair, Passed Class E examination
  • Kate Buick, Passed Class E examination, too young for certificate
  • Jessie Campbell Christie, Passed Class E examination, too young for certificate
  • Mary Gillies, Passed Class E examination, too young for certificate
  • Leonard Arthur Line, Passed Class E examination, too young for certificate
  • Nellie Webster, Passed Class E examination, too young for certificate
  • Ella Burton, Partial success towards Class D
  • Andrew Colhoun, Partial success towards Class D
  • Jessie Robb French, Partial success towards Class D
  • Arthur Horne, Partial success towards Class D
  • George William Murray, Partial success towards Class D

  • THOMAS DICK