New Zealand Gazette – 1915 – No. 80

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✨ Teacher Promotions and Engagements

2272 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 80

Name.	Engagement.	Ground of Promotion.

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Name.	Engagement.	Ground of Promotion.

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🎓 List of Teachers with Certificates or Licenses (continued from previous page)

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
Dated30 June 1915
KeywordsTeachers, Certificates, Licenses, Education Act 1914, Promotions
👱🏽 Names

149 names identified

Laura Christensen (Miss), Promoted to S. Canterbury
Elizabeth Gladys Griffith (Miss), Promoted
Mary Boyan McKenzie (Miss), Promoted to Wellington
Eliza Julia Pegg (Miss), Promoted to High school
Clarence Banks Arnold, Promoted to High school
Cyril Palmer Bates, Promoted to Wanganui
Norman McLeod Carr, Promoted to Auckland
Chloe Ruth Lehndorf (Miss), Promoted to Hawke's Bay
Murdoch Alexander McDonald, Promoted to Auckland
Mary Edith Elizabeth Murray (Miss), Promoted to Wellington
Leila Emily Inez Pemberton (Miss), Promoted to Wanganui
Thomas Burton Purves, Promoted
Kenneth Ross, Promoted to Wellington
Agnes Charlotte Wix (Miss), Promoted
Mary Olive Gwendoline Amyes (Miss), Promoted to Normal studt.
Doris Gertrude Armstrong (Miss), Promoted to Wellington
Aubrey Edward Aston, Promoted to Wanganui
Elizabeth Elsie Baker (Miss), Promoted
Arthur James Barnett, Promoted
Alma Isabel Bastings (Miss), Promoted to S. Canterbury
Winifred Hamilton Bell (Miss), Promoted
William James Bennett, Promoted
Adalina Louisa Black (Miss), Promoted to S. Canterbury
Phoebe Fullerton Borthwick (Miss), Promoted to N. Canterbury
Arthur Alexander Boyd, Promoted to N. Canterbury
William Marchant Burrows, Promoted to N. Canterbury
Josephine Campbell (Miss), Promoted to Auckland
Stanley Cyril Carter, Promoted to Auckland
Johanna Collins (Miss), Promoted
Victor William Colville, Promoted to Wellington
Lillian Laura Crabb (Miss), Promoted to Wellington
Frances Mabel Curham (Miss), Promoted to Normal studt.
Minnie Dunn (Miss), Promoted to Grey
Gladys Everett (Miss), Promoted
Ethel Beatrice Ferrier (Miss), Promoted
Kate Eleanor Gardner (Miss), Promoted
Anna Geaney (Miss), Promoted to S. Canterbury
Catherine Mary Jane Gibson (Miss), Promoted
William Grieve, Promoted
Frances Maitle Hart (Miss), Promoted to S. Canterbury
Gladys Margaret Naomi Hitchings (Miss), Promoted to Wellington
Lorna Alice Hunt (Miss), Promoted
Doris Hurrell (Miss), Promoted to Wellington
Janet Scoualer Johnston (Miss), Promoted
Muriel Sinclair Johnston (Miss), Promoted to N. Canterbury
Philip Henry Jones, Promoted to Otago
Sydney Jonoval Jones, Promoted to Wellington
Lilac Gordon Keith (Miss), Promoted to N. Canterbury
Margaret Kennedy (Miss), Promoted to S. Canterbury
Catherine Kerr (Miss), Promoted to N. Canterbury
Inez Margaret Emma Lewton (Miss), Promoted to N. Canterbury
Sarah Ann Westoby McArthur (Miss), Promoted to N. Canterbury
Kathleen Annie Muriel McCurdy (Miss), Promoted to N. Canterbury
Jessie McGlashan McGregor (Miss), Promoted to N. Canterbury
James Keith McIntyre, Promoted to Auckland
Charlotte Elizabeth Mackenzie (Miss), Promoted
George Harvey McMillan, Promoted to Auckland
Stanley Marshall Maguiness, Promoted
Bridget Maguire (Miss), Promoted to Private
Graham Groves Matheson, Promoted to Wellington
Sybil Mary Merton (Miss), Promoted
Edwyna Emily Mohr (Miss), Promoted to Auckland
Irene Bertha Moore (Miss), Promoted to Auckland
Emily Alice Moyna (Miss), Promoted to N. Canterbury
Ethel Marion Musgrave (Miss), Promoted
Mary Nimmo (Miss), Promoted to N. Canterbury
Daisy Patience Norrish (Miss), Promoted to S. Canterbury
William O'Connor, Promoted to S. Canterbury
Francis Michael O'Donoghue, Promoted to S. Canterbury
Florence Vicars Ormiston (Miss), Promoted to Auckland
Esther Agnes Parr (Miss), Promoted to S. Canterbury
Lilly Beatrice Partridge (Miss), Promoted to N. Canterbury
Emily Leonora Pigott (Miss), Promoted to Wellington
Constance Marshall Pinder (Miss), Promoted to Wellington
Guy Howard Reader, Promoted to Marlborough
Evelina Edith Rydings (Miss), Promoted to N. Canterbury
John Wenzel Schollum, Promoted
Charles Haddon Simpkin, Promoted to Auckland
Jane Smith (Miss), Promoted to Hawke's Bay
Edward Albert Strong, Promoted to Hawke's Bay
Elsie Madeline Thorp (Miss), Promoted to Auckland
Dorothy Elfrida Timewell (Miss), Promoted to Private
Fannie Robertha Tutton (Miss), Promoted to N. Canterbury
Eliza Ruth Wade (Miss), Promoted to N. Canterbury
Margarita Walls (Miss), Promoted to Wellington
Ellen Dorothea White (Miss), Promoted to Wellington
Arthur James Theodore Withers, Promoted to N. Canterbury
George Agnew, Promoted
Florence Emily Andrew (Miss), Promoted to Wellington
Audley Constance Bain (Miss), Promoted
Margaret Jane Baker (Miss), Promoted
Rata Wells Baker (Miss), Promoted
Gladys Caroline Dora Barker (Miss), Promoted to Auckland
Viva Bedlington (Miss), Promoted to Auckland
Naomi Beetham (Miss), Promoted to Wellington
Mary Eliza Berntsen (Miss), Promoted
William Clarence Bicheno, Promoted to Taranaki
Kate Ruth Boyd (Miss), Promoted to Wellington
Reginald James Brennan, Promoted
Martha Campbell (Miss), Promoted to N. Canterbury
Mary Grace Cartwright (Mrs), Promoted to Taranaki
William James Clachan, Promoted
Isabella Cochrane (Miss), Promoted to S. Canterbury
Isobel Cook (Mrs), Promoted
George Pilkington Cooke, Promoted
Evaline Elizabeth Dagg (Miss), Promoted to Wellington
Annie Frances Darby (Miss), Promoted to Auckland
Annie Eileen Davis (Miss), Promoted
Olive Dunn (Miss), Promoted to Grey
Ralph Wallace Edwards, Promoted to Wellington
Dorothy du Pen Ellis (Miss), Promoted
Flora Maggie Ellis (Miss), Promoted
Selma Amelia Elfrida Enting (Miss), Promoted
Isabella Jean Eskdale (Miss), Promoted to Otago
Constance Mary Evans (Miss), Promoted to Wellington
William Frederick Fitt, Promoted
Hilda Alice Forrest (Miss), Promoted to Auckland
Heath Denoon Foster (Miss), Promoted to N. Canterbury
Kate Muriel Foster (Miss), Promoted
Isabella Una Fredric (Miss), Promoted to Southland
Edith Myra Gunning (Miss), Promoted to Wellington
Gladys Annie Clare Hamley (Miss), Promoted to Auckland
Elizabeth Alice Hampton (Miss), Promoted
Eleanor Dorothy May Hogwood (Miss), Promoted to Auckland
Mary Beatrice Hounsell (Miss), Promoted
Winifred Nancy Hinds Howell (Miss), Promoted
Edwin Thomas Keyes, Promoted to Auckland
Josephine Maud Lloyd (Miss), Promoted to Private
Mabel Una Loftus (Miss), Promoted to Wanganui
Ellen McCarrison (Miss), Promoted to Wellington
William Theodore McCaw, Promoted
Cora Jane McDonald (Miss), Promoted to Southland
Ivy Verona McKenzie (Miss), Promoted to Wellington
James Ian Stewart Mackenzie, Promoted to Southland
Carmelita Mary Maynard (Miss), Promoted to Wellington
Melvina Antoinette Miles (Miss), Promoted to N. Canterbury
Constance Mills (Miss), Promoted
Violet Christina Mills (Miss), Promoted to Taranaki
Alexander Hogg Morgan, Promoted to High school
Alfred Burton Roe Mossman, Promoted
Nora Bridget O'Donnell (Miss), Promoted to Wellington
Eileen Josephine O'Meara (Miss), Promoted to Wellington
Lilian Elizabeth Parry (Miss), Promoted to Auckland
Florence Marjorie Parsonson (Miss), Promoted
Fanny Pinder (Miss), Promoted
Mabel Hope Powell (Miss), Promoted to Hawke's Bay
David Clarence Pryor, Promoted to Wellington
Edith May Rabbidge (Miss), Promoted to Southland
Florence Vivienne Rich (Miss), Promoted to Hawke's Bay

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