New Zealand Gazette – 1892 – No. 53

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✨ List of Teachers

Numb. 53.

SUPPLEMENT
TO THE
NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
OF
THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1892.
Published by Authority.

WELLINGTON, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1892.

Teachers holding Certificates or Licenses under “The Education Act, 1877.”

Education Department,
Wellington, 25th June, 1892.

THE following list of teachers is issued in accordance with the twenty-seventh section of the regulations respecting teachers’ certificates made by an Order in Council on the 5th July, 1887.

Reasons for promotion are indicated by the letters E, M, S, which stand respectively for examination, marks awarded by an Inspector, and length of service. Any teacher who has been promoted can have a record of promotion indorsed upon his certificate, on making application to the Department; and any teacher whose status has ceased to be provisional can obtain a full certificate on returning his provisional certificate.

An asterisk denotes that the certificate is provisional, or that the issue of the certificate is deferred.

In the column headed “Engagement” is inserted the name of the Education Board under which a teacher in a public school is acting, or an indication of other employment in connection with public instruction. A blank in this column signifies that a teacher was not engaged in the work of public instruction at the end of 1891, or at the date of information received during the current year.

The word “Miss” is enclosed in square brackets in the case of married ladies whose maiden name alone is known to the Department.

In the summary at the end of the list certificated and licensed teachers are classified as employed or unemployed according as the column headed “Engagement” shows or does not show engagement in public instruction. In this sense there are 1,102 certificated teachers unemployed. Among them are 327 married women, and a large number of teachers who have gone into business, or retired from active service, or left the colony.

W. P. REEVES.

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEACHERS.

Name.	Engagement.	Rank.	Ground of Promotion

A1.

Chilton, Charles, M.A. .. Otago .. A1
Don, John Robert, M.A. .. Otago .. A1
Foster, Thomas Scholfield, M.A. .. N. Canterbury .. A1
Harrison, Clementine Emily Margaret, Miss, M.A. .. (High school) .. A1
Line, Leonard Arthur, M.A. .. Otago .. A1
Sloman, John Flashman, B.A... .. (High school) .. A1
Spencer, William Edward, M.A. .. (Inspector) .. A1
White, David, M.A. .. Otago .. A1

A2 AND B1.

Adams, Jonathan Charles, B.A. .. S. Canterbury .. B1
Airey, Walter Henry, B.A. .. (Inspector) .. B1
Aitken, James, B.A. .. Wanganui .. B1
Allardice, John, M.A... .. Otago .. B1
Bindon, William Henry Vereker, M.A. .. (Inspector) .. B1
Bowden, Thomas Adolphus, B.A. .. .. B1
Chepmell, Charles John Heineken, M.A. .. .. B1
Coates, Rev. Richard, B.A. .. Auckland .. B1
Cronin, Bartholomew, B.A. .. Auckland .. B1
Dawe, James, B.A. .. N. Canterbury .. B1
Dodds, Rev. James Noble, M.A. .. Hawke’s Bay .. B1
Earl, Edwin Thomas, B.A. .. Otago .. B1
Edge, William Lawrence, M.A... .. S. Canterbury .. B1
Fidler, William, M.A... .. Auckland .. B1
Foster, Emily Sophia, Mrs. .. N. Canterbury .. B1
Fraser, Mary Isabel, Miss, M.A. .. (High school) .. A2
Freeman, Caroline, Miss, B.A. .. .. B1
French, Alexander, M.A. .. .. B1
French, James Morison, M.A. .. Taranaki .. A2
Gifford, Arthur John, M.A. .. Wanganui .. A2
Gifford, James, M.A. .. Wellington .. A2
Gow, James Gibson, M.A. .. (Inspector) .. B1
Grant, Alexander, M.A. .. .. B1
Grant, James, B.A. .. Taranaki .. B1
Gray, James Henry, B.A. .. .. B1
Gresham, Ada, Miss, B.A. .. .. B1
Grossmann, Joseph Penfound, M.A. .. (High school) .. A2

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1892, No 53

The Old Government Buildings (depicted) were completed in 1876 and initially housed the entire Wellington-based civil service as well as the entire New Zealand Cabinet. The Executive Council met there until 1948.

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🎓 List of Teachers Holding Certificates or Licenses

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
Dated25 June 1892
KeywordsTeachers, Certificates, Licenses, Education Act 1877, Promotion
👱🏽 Names

35 names identified

Charles Chilton (M.A.), Certificated Teacher, Otago, Rank A1
John Robert Don (M.A.), Certificated Teacher, Otago, Rank A1
Thomas Scholfield Foster (M.A.), Certificated Teacher, N. Canterbury, Rank A1
Clementine Emily Margaret Harrison (Miss, M.A.), Certificated Teacher, High School, Rank A1
Leonard Arthur Line (M.A.), Certificated Teacher, Otago, Rank A1
John Flashman Sloman (B.A.), Certificated Teacher, High School, Rank A1
William Edward Spencer (M.A.), Certificated Teacher, Inspector, Rank A1
David White (M.A.), Certificated Teacher, Otago, Rank A1
Jonathan Charles Adams (B.A.), Certificated Teacher, S. Canterbury, Rank B1
Walter Henry Airey (B.A.), Certificated Teacher, Inspector, Rank B1
James Aitken (B.A.), Certificated Teacher, Wanganui, Rank B1
John Allardice (M.A.), Certificated Teacher, Otago, Rank B1
William Henry Vereker Bindon (M.A.), Certificated Teacher, Inspector, Rank B1
Thomas Adolphus Bowden (B.A.), Certificated Teacher, Rank B1
Charles John Heineken Chepmell (M.A.), Certificated Teacher, Rank B1
Rev. Richard Coates (B.A.), Certificated Teacher, Auckland, Rank B1
Bartholomew Cronin (B.A.), Certificated Teacher, Auckland, Rank B1
James Dawe (B.A.), Certificated Teacher, N. Canterbury, Rank B1
Rev. James Noble Dodds (M.A.), Certificated Teacher, Hawke’s Bay, Rank B1
Edwin Thomas Earl (B.A.), Certificated Teacher, Otago, Rank B1
William Lawrence Edge (M.A.), Certificated Teacher, S. Canterbury, Rank B1
William Fidler (M.A.), Certificated Teacher, Auckland, Rank B1
Emily Sophia Foster (Mrs.), Certificated Teacher, N. Canterbury, Rank B1
Mary Isabel Fraser (Miss, M.A.), Certificated Teacher, High School, Rank A2
Caroline Freeman (Miss, B.A.), Certificated Teacher, Rank B1
Alexander French (M.A.), Certificated Teacher, Rank B1
James Morison French (M.A.), Certificated Teacher, Taranaki, Rank A2
Arthur John Gifford (M.A.), Certificated Teacher, Wanganui, Rank A2
James Gifford (M.A.), Certificated Teacher, Wellington, Rank A2
James Gibson Gow (M.A.), Certificated Teacher, Inspector, Rank B1
Alexander Grant (M.A.), Certificated Teacher, Rank B1
James Grant (B.A.), Certificated Teacher, Taranaki, Rank B1
James Henry Gray (B.A.), Certificated Teacher, Rank B1
Ada Gresham (Miss, B.A.), Certificated Teacher, Rank B1
Joseph Penfound Grossmann (M.A.), Certificated Teacher, High School, Rank A2

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