New Zealand Gazette – 1912 – No. 12

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✨ Nominal Roll of Officers

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 12

NOMINAL ROLL OF OFFICERS, ETC.—continued.

Consecutive No. in each Class.	Name in full.	Position.	Remarks.

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT—continued.
DIVISION III.
School for the Deaf.

Teachers at other Special Schools.

1 Eggelton, William Coster .. | Teacher, Industrial School, Boys’ Training Farm, Weraroa
2 Gascoigne, Sydney Charles .. | Assistant, Industrial School, Boys’ Training Farm, Weraroa
3 Hiddlestone, — .. | Teacher, Industrial School, Stoke | In residence, but extra duties; no deduction.
4 O’Brien, Charles Michael .. | Assistant, Industrial School, Stoke
5 Ralston, Jane Graham .. | Teacher, Industrial School, Te Oranga Home
6 Anderson, David Dow .. | Teacher, Industrial School, Burnham
7 (Vacant) .. | Assistant, Industrial School, Burnham
8 Dallaston, Naomi .. | Teacher, Industrial School, Caversham
9 (Vacant) .. | Teacher, Home for Backward Children, Otekaike
10 Mitchell, R... .. | Assistant, Home for Backward Children, Otekaike

Visiting Nurses, Infant Life Protection. (Minimum, £130; Maximum, £160.)

1 Carnie, Margaret .. | Visiting Nurse, Auckland ..
2 Johnston, Mrs. Agnes Stuart .. | ,, Wellington ..
3 Blackwell, Charlotte Emma .. | ,, Christchurch
4 Herbert, Lizzie .. | ,, Dunedin ..

Matrons, 1st Grade. (Minimum, £150; Maximum, £165.)

1 Graig, Cecilia .. | Matron, School for the Deaf, Sumner | Deduction, £30.

Matrons, 2nd Grade. (Minimum, £115; Maximum, £130.)

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1912, No 12

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🎓 Education Department - Nominal Roll of Officers continued (continued from previous page)

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsEducation Department, Officers, Staff list, School for the Deaf, Special Schools, Visiting Nurses, Matrons
👱🏽 Names

32 names identified

James Melville Balfour Crawford, Assistant Teacher, School for the Deaf
Thomas Frederick Chambers, Assistant Teacher, School for the Deaf
Patrick Harvey, Assistant Teacher, School for the Deaf
Louis Philip Longuet, Assistant Teacher, School for the Deaf
Jane Reid, Assistant Teacher, School for the Deaf
James Sefton Hilson, Assistant Teacher, School for the Deaf
May Julia Miller, Assistant Teacher, School for the Deaf
Henry Jones Williams, Assistant Teacher, School for the Deaf
Janie St. Martin Waterston, Assistant Teacher, School for the Deaf
William Coster Eggelton, Teacher, Industrial School, Boys’ Training Farm, Weraroa
Sydney Charles Gascoigne, Assistant, Industrial School, Boys’ Training Farm, Weraroa
Hiddlestone, Teacher, Industrial School, Stoke
Charles Michael O’Brien, Assistant, Industrial School, Stoke
Jane Graham Ralston, Teacher, Industrial School, Te Oranga Home
David Dow Anderson, Teacher, Industrial School, Burnham
Naomi Dallaston, Teacher, Industrial School, Caversham
R. Mitchell, Assistant, Home for Backward Children, Otekaike
Margaret Carnie, Visiting Nurse, Auckland
Agnes Stuart Johnston (Mrs.), Visiting Nurse, Wellington
Charlotte Emma Blackwell, Visiting Nurse, Christchurch
Lizzie Herbert, Visiting Nurse, Dunedin
Cecilia Graig, Matron, School for the Deaf, Sumner
Sarah Archey (Mrs.), Matron, Industrial School, Burnham
Ellen Maria Hunt, Assistant Matron, Te Oranga Home, Christchurch
S. A. Lavender, Matron, Boys’ Training Farm
M. Flaherty (Mrs.), Matron, Industrial School, Stoke
M. Rundle, Assistant Matron, Receiving Home, Wellington
Sarah Christophers, Assistant Matron, Receiving Home, Christchurch
Julia Mackay, Assistant Matron, Industrial School, Auckland
M. Leary, Assistant Matron, School for Deaf, Sumner
Grace Benstead (Mrs.), Matron, Home for Backward Children, Otekaike
Margaret Wilkie, Assistant Matron, Home for Backward Children, Otekaike

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