New Zealand Gazette – 1912 – No. 12

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✨ Education Department Staff and Native School Teachers

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
No. 12

NOMINAL ROLL OF OFFICERS, ETC.--continued.

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT--continued.
DIVISION III--continued.
Seamstresses. (Minimum, £80 ; Maximum, £100.)

Name in full.	Position.	Remarks.
Harvey, E. . .	Attendant Seamstress, Industrial School, Auckland	Deduction, £30.
Telfer, E. ...	Attendant Seamstress, Boys' Training Farm, Weraroa	"
Hopkirk, J. ...	Attendant Seamstress, Receiving Home, Wellington	"
(Vacant) ...	Attendant Seamstress, Industrial School, Stoke	"
Kibblewhite, A. ...	Attendant Seamstress, Receiving Home, Christchurch	"
Mills, C. A. ...	Attendant Seamstress, Te Oranga Home, Christchurch	"
Macpherson, J. A. ...	Ditto	"
Wright, L. A. ...	Attendant Seamstress, Industrial School, Burnham	"
McCorkindale, M. ...	Attendant Seamstress, Industrial School, Caversham	"
Leslie, I. ...	Attendant Seamstress, Home for Backward Children, Otekaike	"

Storemen. (Minimum, £125 ; Maximum, £160.)

Watchmen. (Minimum, £140 ; Maximum, £160.)

| Cleal, W. T. ... | Attendant Nightwatchman, Industrial School, Burnham | Deduction, £30. |

NATIVE-SCHOOL TEACHERS.
HEAD TEACHERS.
1st Grade, £105-£120, by Annual Increments of £5.

| Spence, Jean A. ... | Native School, Waimiha | |

2nd Grade, £120-£150, by Annual Increments of £5.

3rd Grade, £150-£180, by Annual Increments of £5.

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, Staff list, Seamstresses, Storemen, Watchmen, Industrial Schools, Training Farm, Receiving Home
👱🏽 Names

34 names identified

E. Harvey, Attendant Seamstress, Industrial School, Auckland
E. Telfer, Attendant Seamstress, Boys' Training Farm, Weraroa
J. Hopkirk, Attendant Seamstress, Receiving Home, Wellington
A. Kibblewhite, Attendant Seamstress, Receiving Home, Christchurch
C. A. Mills, Attendant Seamstress, Te Oranga Home, Christchurch
J. A. Macpherson, Attendant Seamstress, Te Oranga Home, Christchurch
L. A. Wright, Attendant Seamstress, Industrial School, Burnham
M. McCorkindale, Attendant Seamstress, Industrial School, Caversham
I. Leslie, Attendant Seamstress, Home for Backward Children, Otekaike
J. S. Flood, Attendant Storeman, Industrial School, Burnham
W. T. Cleal, Attendant Nightwatchman, Industrial School, Burnham
Jean A. Spence, Head Teacher, Native School, Waimiha
Charles S. Chaplin, Head Teacher, Native School, Port Waikato
Mrs. C. E. Clark (Mrs.), Head Teacher, Native School, Otamauru
Robert A. Douglas, Head Teacher, Native School, Te Kopua
G. Handcock, Head Teacher, Native School, Mataora Bay
Mrs. A. Horneman (Mrs.), Head Teacher, Native School, Waimarama
Charles C. Hubbard, Head Teacher, Native School, Motuti
James Kay, Head Teacher, Native School, Rawhitiroa
Cecil G. Pollock, Head Teacher, Native School, Kenana
Mrs. Lucy R. Smith (Mrs.), Head Teacher, Native School, Te Huruhi
Wiremu H. Taua, Head Teacher, Native School, Rangiawhia
Riwai H. Tawhiri, Head Teacher, Native School, Karetu
Herbert L. Thirtle, Head Teacher, Native School, Okautete
H. McNeish Walker, Head Teacher, Native School, Pamoana
Johannes E. Zimmermann, Head Teacher, Native School, Te Whaiti
Edward H. M. Alford, Head Teacher, Native School, Te Haroto
Percival Crène, Head Teacher, Native School, Pamapurua
Walter England, Head Teacher, Native School, Waimamaku
Susan F. V. Foley, Head Teacher, Native School, Paparore
William Frazer, Head Teacher, Native School, Whangara
Benjamin C. Housley, Head Teacher, Native School, Touwai
Mrs. Maggie Hulme (Mrs.), Head Teacher, Native School, Maraeroa
Mrs. Anne Judkins (Mrs.), Head Teacher, Native School, Kakanui

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