New Zealand Gazette – 1906 – No. 57

Page 1891

✨ Teacher Licenses and Employment Statistics

July 6.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1891

LICENSE TO TEACH—continued.

Steeds, Elizabeth Boxall, Miss .. N. Canterbury.
Stevens, Mary Elizabeth, Miss .. Southland.
Stevenson, Jane Edith Bendelow, Miss Auckland.
Strong, Florence May, Miss .. Wellington.
Stubbs, Margaret Mary, Miss .. Auckland.
Sullivan, Margaret, Miss .. Wellington.
Sutherland, Margaret Alexandrina, Miss Otago.
Synnott, Mabel Alice, Miss .. Wanganui.
Taua, Wiremu Hoani .. (Native school).
Taylor, Blanche Isabel, Miss .. Nelson.
Tegner, Louis Ferdinand .. Wanganui.
Tennent, Margaret Isobel, Mrs. .. (Native school).
Thomas, Beatrice Lucy, Miss .. Wanganui.
Thompson, Amelia, Miss .. Wellington.
Thompson, Florence Lydia, Miss .. Hawke’s Bay.
Thompson, James Henry .. (Native school).
Thompson, Lydia Constance, Miss .. Wanganui.
Thompson, Richard Henry .. (Native school).
Thorpe, Caroline Elizabeth, Mrs. .. Marlborough.
Tindill, Bertha Mary, Miss .. Marlborough.
Tod, Winifred Jane, Miss .. S. Canterbury.
Toohill, Maria Harriette, Miss .. Wellington.
Tooman, Francis .. Auckland.
Trevithick, James Garland .. (Secondary).
Tucker, Edith Clarissa Minnie, Miss .. Hawke’s Bay.
Turbott, Thomas .. Auckland.
Turner, Fanny May, Miss .. Nelson.
Upton, Frederick George .. Auckland.
Vincent, Elizabeth May, Miss .. Auckland.
Wadsworth, Bertha Ellen, Miss .. Marlborough.

Wallace, Elizabeth Moore, Miss .. Westland.
Walshe, Elizabeth Margaret Gertrude, Miss Nelson.
Ward, Benjamin Horace, B.A. .. Wellington.
Ward, Joseph .. Marlborough.
Warwick, Robert Samuel .. Wellington.
Webster, Elizabeth Neil, Miss .. N. Canterbury.
Webster, Robert Stephen .. Auckland.
Welsby, Ellen Mabel, Miss .. Wellington.
White, Alice Ethel, Miss .. N. Canterbury.
White, Angusina Mackay, Miss .. S. Canterbury.
White, Hamilton Hedley .. (Native school).
White, Kate Rose, Miss .. N. Canterbury.
Whitmore, Ella Jane, Miss .. Auckland.
Wilcox, Elizabeth Jane, Miss .. Auckland.
Wilding, Charles Benjamin .. (Native school).
Williams, Alice Lowther, Mrs. .. Taranaki.
Williams, Agnes Mary Trengrove, Miss Marlborough.
Williams, Joseph Walter .. (Native school).
Wills, Mary, Miss .. N. Canterbury.
Wilson, Grace Evelyn, Miss .. N. Canterbury.
Wilson, Mary Jane Kennedy, Miss .. Auckland.
Wilson, Robert Noble .. Southland.
Woodhouse, Margaret Agnes, Miss .. Otago.
Woods, George Edmund .. (Native school).
Worm, Louisa Friederike, Miss .. Taranaki.
Wykes, Frederick Read .. (Native school).
Wylie, Lilian, Miss .. (Native school).
York, Mary, Miss .. Wellington.
Young, Ida, Miss .. Auckland.

SUMMARY.

Number of Teachers employed in Public Instruction.

Classification	Mr.	Mrs.	Miss.	Total.
A1 .. .. .. .. ..	41	..	7	48
B1 .. .. .. .. ..	99	1	17	117
C1 .. .. .. .. ..	107	1	4	112
D1 .. .. .. .. ..	345	5	119	469
E1 .. .. .. .. ..	46	20	114	180
A2 .. .. .. .. ..	16	..	5	21
B2 .. .. .. .. ..	31	..	14	45
C2 .. .. .. .. ..	30	1	10	41
D2 .. .. .. .. ..	308	9	287	604
E2 .. .. .. .. ..	75	24	194	293
A3 .. .. .. .. ..	7	..	5	12
B3 .. .. .. .. ..	11	1	14	26
C3 .. .. .. .. ..	17	..	5	22
D3 .. .. .. .. ..	127	15	227	369
E3 .. .. .. .. ..	27	13	141	181
A4 .. .. .. .. ..	2	..	3	5
B4 .. .. .. .. ..	3	..	8	11
C4 .. .. .. .. ..	9	..	7	16
D4 .. .. .. .. ..	51	3	91	145
E4 .. .. .. .. ..	10	2	41	53
A5 .. .. .. .. ..	..	..	..	..
B5 .. .. .. .. ..	..	..	2	2
C5 .. .. .. .. ..	2	..	1	3
D5 .. .. .. .. ..	6	..	28	34
E5 .. .. .. .. ..	1	..	6	7
Total .. .. .. ..	1,371	95	1,350	2,816
Provisional certificate .. .. ..	17	1	21	39
License .. .. .. ..	107	11	220	338

By Authority: JOHN MACKAY, Government Printer, Wellington.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1906, No 57

The General Assembly Library (on the right) was completed in 1899 and survived the 1907 fire. Now the oldest remaining original Parliament building, still used as the Parliamentary Library.

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🎓 Licenses to Teach Granted (continued from previous page)

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsTeaching licenses, Granted authority, Educational institutions, Native schools, Secondary education
👱🏽 Names

59 names identified

Elizabeth Boxall Steeds (Miss), Granted teaching license
Mary Elizabeth Stevens (Miss), Granted teaching license
Jane Edith Bendelow Stevenson (Miss), Granted teaching license
Florence May Strong (Miss), Granted teaching license
Margaret Mary Stubbs (Miss), Granted teaching license
Margaret Sullivan (Miss), Granted teaching license
Margaret Alexandrina Sutherland (Miss), Granted teaching license
Mabel Alice Synnott (Miss), Granted teaching license
Wiremu Hoani Taua, Granted teaching license (Native school)
Blanche Isabel Taylor (Miss), Granted teaching license
Louis Ferdinand Tegner, Granted teaching license
Margaret Isobel Tennent (Mrs.), Granted teaching license (Native school)
Beatrice Lucy Thomas (Miss), Granted teaching license
Amelia Thompson (Miss), Granted teaching license
Florence Lydia Thompson (Miss), Granted teaching license
James Henry Thompson, Granted teaching license (Native school)
Lydia Constance Thompson (Miss), Granted teaching license
Richard Henry Thompson, Granted teaching license (Native school)
Caroline Elizabeth Thorpe (Mrs.), Granted teaching license
Bertha Mary Tindill (Miss), Granted teaching license
Winifred Jane Tod (Miss), Granted teaching license
Maria Harriette Toohill (Miss), Granted teaching license
Francis Tooman, Granted teaching license
James Garland Trevithick, Granted teaching license (Secondary)
Edith Clarissa Minnie Tucker (Miss), Granted teaching license
Thomas Turbott, Granted teaching license
Fanny May Turner (Miss), Granted teaching license
Frederick George Upton, Granted teaching license
Elizabeth May Vincent (Miss), Granted teaching license
Bertha Ellen Wadsworth (Miss), Granted teaching license
Elizabeth Moore Wallace (Miss), Granted teaching license
Elizabeth Margaret Gertrude Walshe (Miss), Granted teaching license
Benjamin Horace Ward (B.A.), Granted teaching license
Joseph Ward, Granted teaching license
Robert Samuel Warwick, Granted teaching license
Elizabeth Neil Webster (Miss), Granted teaching license
Robert Stephen Webster, Granted teaching license
Ellen Mabel Welsby (Miss), Granted teaching license
Alice Ethel White (Miss), Granted teaching license
Angusina Mackay White (Miss), Granted teaching license
Hamilton Hedley White, Granted teaching license (Native school)
Kate Rose White (Miss), Granted teaching license
Ella Jane Whitmore (Miss), Granted teaching license
Elizabeth Jane Wilcox (Miss), Granted teaching license
Charles Benjamin Wilding, Granted teaching license (Native school)
Alice Lowther Williams (Mrs.), Granted teaching license
Agnes Mary Trengrove Williams (Miss), Granted teaching license
Joseph Walter Williams, Granted teaching license (Native school)
Mary Wills (Miss), Granted teaching license
Grace Evelyn Wilson (Miss), Granted teaching license
Mary Jane Kennedy Wilson (Miss), Granted teaching license
Robert Noble Wilson, Granted teaching license
Margaret Agnes Woodhouse (Miss), Granted teaching license
George Edmund Woods, Granted teaching license (Native school)
Louisa Friederike Worm (Miss), Granted teaching license
Frederick Read Wykes, Granted teaching license (Native school)
Lilian Wylie (Miss), Granted teaching license (Native school)
Mary York (Miss), Granted teaching license
Ida Young (Miss), Granted teaching license

🎓 Summary of Teachers Employed in Public Instruction

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsTeacher employment statistics, Classification system, Gender breakdown, Public instruction
👩‍💼 Officials

John Mackay, Government Printer

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