New Zealand Gazette – 1903 – No. 53

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✨ Teachers Licenses and Promotions

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Name.
| Engagement.
| Ground of Promotion.

E5—continued.
Longman, Elizabeth Alice, Miss
Low, Elizabeth Keare, Miss
McAndrew, Ethel Annie, Miss
McBratney, Minnie, Miss
McColl, Anne Campbell, Miss
McDuff, Ada Maude, Miss
McIntyre, Sophia, Miss
Mackay, Jessie Maggie, Miss
McKenzie, Helen, Miss
Mackenzie, Hilda, Miss
McLean, Alexander (ii)
McLeod, Alexander
Malone, Annie Margaret, Miss
Mead, Hilda, Miss
Morgan, Richard William
Murgatroyd, Harriet, Miss
Noall, Alice Gabriel, Miss
Oliver, Elizabeth, Miss
Orr, Charlotte Elliott, Miss

Wanganui
N. Canterbury
(Normal stud't)
Taranaki

Wanganui

N. Canterbury

Southland

Name.
| Engagement.
| Ground of Promotion.

E5—continued.
Paul, Ellen, Miss
Reid, John (i)
Richardson, Amy Grace, Miss
Robinson, Alice Mary Ann, Miss
Rockell, Dulcia Martina, Miss
Rudman, Catherine Emma Brewer, Miss
Scott, Emily, Mrs.*
Scott, Kate Julia, Miss
Shepheard, Ellen Maud, Miss
Stevens, Bertha Emmeline, Miss
Stonehouse, Richard Robert
Sturtevant, Mary, Miss
Tester, Caroline Gertrude, Miss
Turnbull, Janet, Miss..
Weston, William John
White, Harold Temple
Williams, Enid, Miss..
Woolley, Amelia Rose, Miss
Wright, Alice, Miss

Wellington

Wanganui
Hawke's Bay

Wanganui

Taranaki
Wellington

N. Canterbury

LICENSE TO TEACH.

Alexander, Janetta Crawford, Miss
Barclay, Helen Turnbull, Miss
Bedingfield, Madeline Emma Annie, Miss
Biggar, Bertley
Bowden, Thomas Richards
Boyle, Thomas
Brennan, Josephine Mairé, Miss
Campbell, Alice Eileen, Miss
Church, Emma Knott, Miss
Clayden, Eliza Mary, Miss
Croft, Ivy Muriel, Miss
Currie, Charlotte Clara, Mrs.
Eggelton, William Coster
Fanning, James Francis
Fawbert, Emma Louisa, Miss
Gilmor, Edward John
Graham, Jane Stevenson Barr, Miss
Hall-Jones, Harriet, Miss
Hoey, Jemima Nina, Mrs.
Lammas, Louisa, Miss
Lothian, Jeanie Marian, Miss

Otago.
Otago.
Hawke's Bay.
Hawke's Bay.
Marlborough.
Taranaki.

S. Canterbury.
Otago.
Nelson.
Otago.
Taranaki.
Southland.
Wellington.
Hawke's Bay.
Nelson.
Otago.
S. Canterbury.
Wanganui.
Nelson.
Otago.

Mabbett, Arthur
McClure, Agnes, Mrs.
McDonald, Elizabeth Jane Middleton, Miss
McNicol, Ellen, Miss
Magauran, Philip
Marriott, William George
Meyenberg, Arthur Maurice
O'Connell, Catherine, Miss
Paterson, Jessie, Miss
Paterson, Jessie Ramsay Ancell, Miss
Reid, Emily Mary, Miss
Ryan, Elizabeth Mary, Miss
Satchell, Robert Evan
Saunders, Elizabeth Wallace, Miss
Sutton, Henry
Train, Arthur Dennistoun Newton
Tregent, Frederic George
Ullmer, Frederica, Miss
Wareing, Betty, Miss
Williams, Alice Lowther, Mrs.
Wilson, Mary Jane Kennedy, Miss

Auckland.
Hawke's Bay.
Otago.
Wanganui.

S. Canterbury.
Taranaki.
Otago.
Otago.
Otago.
Auckland.
Auckland.
Nelson.
Otago.
Wellington.
Wanganui.

Nelson.

Auckland.

DISTRICT LICENSE.

Harrison, Robert
Hately, Sarah Logan, Miss
Lightbourne, Reuben Charles Derham
Seebeck, Metta, Miss

Westland.
Taranaki.
Wanganui.
Westland.

Thomas, Joseph Wilkins
Walton, Margaret Ann Selina, Miss
Williamson, Roderick John

Taranaki.
Otago.
Wanganui.

SUMMARY.

Certificates.
| Number of Teachers.
| Employed in Public Instruction.
| Not so employed.

Mr.
| Mrs.
| Miss.

A1
B1
C1
D1
E1
A2
B2
C2
D2
E2
A3
B3
C3
D3
E3
A4
B4
C4
D4
E4
A5
B5
C5
D5
E5

33
123
105
496
303
27
84
71
703
778
24
42
45
608
693
16
38
33
353
475
2
3
6
63
91

27
88
76
294
49
20
36
34
266
89
5
6
15
130
43
2
4
5
63
28

1
5
22

2
3
27

6
12
8
203
167
5
7
8
120
139

4
10
2
84
102
2
13
8
200
206

1
25
64
39
4
27
25
103
122
10
19
13
73
88
4
16
14
60
46
2
1
5
12
12

1
22
25
64
39
4
27
25
103
122
10
19
13
73
88
4
16
14
60
46
2
1
5
12
12

1
..
..
23
53
1
1
1
67
174
3
3
4
99
205
1
1
2
37
106
..
..
..
1
11

..
3
1
26
38
1
7
1
64
160
..
2
5
101
185
4
9
4
66
154
..
2
..
15
38

Total of certificates
| 5,215
| 1,303
| 75
| 1,351
| 807
| 798
| 886

Licenses
| 42
| 12
| 4
| 22
| 2
| ..
| 2

District licenses
| 7
| 4
| ..
| 3
| ..
| ..
| ..

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VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1903, No 53

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🎓 List of Teachers Holding Certificates or Licenses under The Education Act 1877 (continued from previous page)

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
Dated23 June 1903
KeywordsTeachers, Certificates, Licenses, Education Act 1877, Promotion, Employment, Public Schools
👱🏽 Names

38 names identified

Elizabeth Alice Longman (Miss), Promotion
Elizabeth Keare Low (Miss), Promotion
Ethel Annie McAndrew (Miss), Promotion
Minnie McBratney (Miss), Promotion
Anne Campbell McColl (Miss), Promotion
Ada Maude McDuff (Miss), Promotion
Sophia McIntyre (Miss), Promotion
Jessie Maggie Mackay (Miss), Promotion
Helen McKenzie (Miss), Promotion
Hilda Mackenzie (Miss), Promotion
Alexander McLean, Promotion
Alexander McLeod, Promotion
Annie Margaret Malone (Miss), Promotion
Hilda Mead (Miss), Promotion
Richard William Morgan, Promotion
Harriet Murgatroyd (Miss), Promotion
Alice Gabriel Noall (Miss), Promotion
Elizabeth Oliver (Miss), Promotion
Charlotte Elliott Orr (Miss), Promotion
Ellen Paul (Miss), Promotion
John Reid, Promotion
Amy Grace Richardson (Miss), Promotion
Alice Mary Ann Robinson (Miss), Promotion
Dulcia Martina Rockell (Miss), Promotion
Catherine Emma Brewer Rudman (Miss), Promotion
Emily Scott (Mrs.), Promotion
Kate Julia Scott (Miss), Promotion
Ellen Maud Shepheard (Miss), Promotion
Bertha Emmeline Stevens (Miss), Promotion
Richard Robert Stonehouse, Promotion
Mary Sturtevant (Miss), Promotion
Caroline Gertrude Tester (Miss), Promotion
Janet Turnbull (Miss), Promotion
William John Weston, Promotion
Harold Temple White, Promotion
Enid Williams (Miss), Promotion
Amelia Rose Woolley (Miss), Promotion
Alice Wright (Miss), Promotion

🎓 List of Teachers Granted License to Teach

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
Dated23 June 1903
KeywordsTeachers, License to Teach, Public Schools, Employment, Education Act 1877
👱🏽 Names

42 names identified

Janetta Crawford Alexander (Miss), Granted License to Teach
Helen Turnbull Barclay (Miss), Granted License to Teach
Madeline Emma Annie Bedingfield (Miss), Granted License to Teach
Bertley Biggar, Granted License to Teach
Thomas Richards Bowden, Granted License to Teach
Thomas Boyle, Granted License to Teach
Josephine Mairé Brennan (Miss), Granted License to Teach
Alice Eileen Campbell (Miss), Granted License to Teach
Emma Knott Church (Miss), Granted License to Teach
Eliza Mary Clayden (Miss), Granted License to Teach
Ivy Muriel Croft (Miss), Granted License to Teach
Charlotte Clara Currie (Mrs.), Granted License to Teach
William Coster Eggelton, Granted License to Teach
James Francis Fanning, Granted License to Teach
Emma Louisa Fawbert (Miss), Granted License to Teach
Edward John Gilmor, Granted License to Teach
Jane Stevenson Barr Graham (Miss), Granted License to Teach
Harriet Hall-Jones (Miss), Granted License to Teach
Jemima Nina Hoey (Mrs.), Granted License to Teach
Louisa Lammas (Miss), Granted License to Teach
Jeanie Marian Lothian (Miss), Granted License to Teach
Arthur Mabbett, Granted License to Teach
Agnes McClure (Mrs.), Granted License to Teach
Elizabeth Jane Middleton McDonald (Miss), Granted License to Teach
Ellen McNicol (Miss), Granted License to Teach
Philip Magauran, Granted License to Teach
William George Marriott, Granted License to Teach
Arthur Maurice Meyenberg, Granted License to Teach
Catherine O'Connell (Miss), Granted License to Teach
Jessie Paterson (Miss), Granted License to Teach
Jessie Ramsay Ancell Paterson (Miss), Granted License to Teach
Emily Mary Reid (Miss), Granted License to Teach
Elizabeth Mary Ryan (Miss), Granted License to Teach
Robert Evan Satchell, Granted License to Teach
Elizabeth Wallace Saunders (Miss), Granted License to Teach
Henry Sutton, Granted License to Teach
Arthur Dennistoun Newton Train, Granted License to Teach
Frederic George Tregent, Granted License to Teach
Frederica Ullmer (Miss), Granted License to Teach
Betty Wareing (Miss), Granted License to Teach
Alice Lowther Williams (Mrs.), Granted License to Teach
Mary Jane Kennedy Wilson (Miss), Granted License to Teach

🎓 List of Teachers Granted District License

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
Dated23 June 1903
KeywordsTeachers, District License, Employment, Education Act 1877, Regional Teaching
👱🏽 Names

7 names identified

Robert Harrison, Granted District License
Sarah Logan Hately (Miss), Granted District License
Reuben Charles Derham Lightbourne, Granted District License
Metta Seebeck (Miss), Granted District License
Joseph Wilkins Thomas, Granted District License
Margaret Ann Selina Walton (Miss), Granted District License
Roderick John Williamson, Granted District License

🎓 Summary of Teachers by Certificate and Employment Status

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
Dated23 June 1903
KeywordsTeachers, Certificates, Employment Statistics, Public Instruction, Summary Table

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