New Zealand Gazette – 1885 – No. 42

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✨ Teachers' Certificates and Licenses

Numb. 42.

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SUPPLEMENT

TO THE

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1885.

Published by Authority.

WELLINGTON, FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1885.

*Teachers holding Certificates or Licenses under "The
Education Act, 1877."

Education Department,
Wellington, 27th June, 1885.

THE following list of teachers is issued in accordance
with the sixteenth section of an Order in Council dated
the 24th September, 1878. In the column setting forth the
reasons of the promotion of certain teachers, the letter M
stands for Inspector's marks, the letter S for length of service,
the letter E for examination, and the letter F for further
evidence of qualifications or further consideration of the same.
An asterisk denotes that a certificate is provisional, or that
the issue of the certificate is deferred.

Attention is directed to the fact that, in accordance with
the provisions of the Order in Council of the 7th May, 1885,
the annual examination for certificates is in future to be held
between the 14th and the 24th days of December, and can-
didates must give notice of their wish to be examined not
later than the 15th day of September immediately before the
examination.

ROBERT STOUT.

SUMMARY.

1st Rank (A1) containing 2 teachers.
2nd " (A2, B1) " 21 "
3rd " (A3, B2, C1) " 80 "
4th " (A4, B3, C2, D1) " 148 "
5th " (A5, B4, C3, D2, E1) " 274 "
6th " (B5, C4, D3, E2) " 428 "
7th " (C5, D4, E3) " 447 "
8th " (D5, E4) " 192 "
9th " (E5) " 22 "
Total .. .. 1,614

Licenses .. .. .. 90
District licenses .. .. 3

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEACHERS.

A2 AND B1.
Bowden, Thomas Adolphus, B.A. | .. | B1 | S.
Chepmell, Charles John Heine- | .. | B1 |
ken, M.A.
Dawe, James, B.A. .. | N. Canterbury | B1 |
Fearnley, Manasseh, M.A. | .. | A2 |
Foster, Emily Sophia (Mrs.) | N. Canterbury | B1 | S.
Grant, Alexander, M.A. | S. Canterbury | B1 |
Hardy, Charles James, B.A. | Wellington .. | B1 | S.
Harrison, Clementine Emily | .. | A2 | E.
Margaret (Miss), M.A.
Healey, George, B.A. .. | Auckland .. | B1 |
Hill, Henry Thomas, B.A. | .. | B1 |
Macklin, Hubert Patrick | .. | B1 |
Milne, William, M.A.... | Otago .. | B1 |
Patterson, John James, B.A. | N. Canterbury | B1 |
Peattie, Robert, M.A. .. | Otago .. | B1 |
Scott, James, M.A. .. | .. | B1 |
Scott, John George Lawrence,B.A.| N. Canterbury | B1 | E.
Taylor, William, B.A. | N. Canterbury | B1 |
Watkins, Edwin, B.A. | N. Canterbury | B1 |
Wilkinson, James Reeve, M.A. | Otago .. | A2 |
Williamson, Alexander Watt,B.A.| Wanganui .. | B1 |
Wilson, Henry, B.A. .. | N. Canterbury | B1 | E.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1885, No 42

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🎓 Teachers holding Certificates or Licenses under The Education Act, 1877

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
Dated27 June 1885
KeywordsTeachers, Certificates, Licenses, Education Act 1877, Classified List
👱🏽 Names

39 names identified

Thomas Schofield Foster, Rank A1
David White, Rank A1
Thomas Adolphus Bowden, Rank B1
Charles John Heineken Chepmell, Rank B1
James Dawe, Rank B1
Manasseh Fearnley, Rank A2
Emily Sophia Foster (Mrs.), Rank B1
Alexander Grant, Rank B1
Charles James Hardy, Rank B1
Clementine Emily Margaret Harrison (Miss), Rank A2
George Healey, Rank B1
Henry Thomas Hill, Rank B1
Hubert Patrick Macklin, Rank B1
William Milne, Rank B1
John James Patterson, Rank B1
Robert Peattie, Rank B1
James Scott, Rank B1
John George Lawrence Scott, Rank B1
William Taylor, Rank B1
Edwin Watkins, Rank B1
James Reeve Wilkinson, Rank A2
Alexander Watt Williamson, Rank B1
Henry Wilson, Rank B1
John Galbraith Ambridge, Rank B2
George Blyth Anderson, Rank C1
John Baldwin, Rank C1
Abraham Barrett, Rank C1
John Francis Arthur Vereker Bindon, Rank A3
William Henry Vereker Bindon, Rank B2
George Brown, Rank B2
Simon Leslie Brown, Rank B2
William Bryars, Rank B2
Charles Chilton, Rank A3
Richard Coates (Reverend), Rank B2
James Collier, Rank B2
Bartholomew Cronin, Rank B2
George Culverhouse, Rank C1
William Cuthbert, Rank C1
Hector Dempsey, Rank C1

👩‍💼 Officials

Robert Stout

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