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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 47

Name.
McMillan, Hugh Norman
McNarey, Robert
McRae, Mary Annie
Matheson, Mona
Maxted, Mrs. Cecilia Gertrude
Maxwell, Leslie T.
Mealand, Henry Anthony
Menzies, Jack Heaton
Methven, Ronald Henley
Millar, Marion Elizabeth
Miller, Charles
Miller, Leonard William Atkins
Mills, Mary McMillan, M.A.
Mitchell, Catherine
Molloy, Ellen Catherine
Moon, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
Morgan, Annie Harriet
Morrison, Ann Burleigh Syme
Morton, G.
Mudgway, Alfred William
Murphy, Mrs. Emma Simmons
Nettleford, V. P.
Nicholson, Arthur Mervyn
Nind, Horace Wise
Nisbet, Robert John

O’Brien, Charles Michael
O’Brien, Eileen Elizabeth
Olberg, Olive Grace
Orr, Adrienne May
O’Sullivan, Laura

Palmer, Bertha Marcella
Parlane, Sidney Gorton
Perry, William S.
Phelan, Ernest Odiot
Player, Gerald Grant
Potter, Norman Frederick

Rae, Thomas W.
Redwood, Horace Shepard
Reed, Thomas Joel
Rees, Reginald
Rewa, Waaka
Roberts, Mrs. Johanna Margaret
Robins, Thorley
Rogers, Lancelot A.
Rogers, Victor Samuel
Rose, Herbert C.
Russell, Cecil Roy
Ryall, Jane
Ryan, Elizabeth Mary

Sanders, John Reginald
Sandle, Henry John
Sankey, Arthur William
Satherley, Vernon
Schroeder, Herbert
Senior, Stanton E.
Shand, Florence Jane
Shedden, Samuel Campbell
Sheeran, Alfred F. L.
Shilton, Emma
Silcock, Harold Frederick Stanley
Simonsen, Bertzow Franklin
Simpson, Eva Gladys
Smith, Ethel Boyne Lawrence
Smith, Lincoln John Richard
Snell, James H.
Sparks, William John
Spragg, Arthur W.
Stanton, Vernon William Leo
Stark, David
Stephens, Edward S.
Stephenson, Oswald Claude Martin
Stevens, Edward Betham
Stewart, Christopher J.
Stockdill, Thomas
Strong, Florence May
Strong, Sydney John

Tabraham, Mrs. Minnie
Taylor, Francis Henry
Taylor, George Noel
Taylor, Mrs. Sophia

District.
.. ..
.. ..
.. .. Hawke’s Bay.
.. ..
.. .. Auckland.
.. ..
.. .. Auckland.
.. .. Auckland.
.. .. Normal student.
.. .. Auckland.
.. .. Southland.
.. .. Otago.
.. .. Canterbury.
.. .. Auckland.
.. .. Wanganui.
.. .. Wellington.
.. .. Otago.
.. .. Hawke’s Bay.
.. ..
.. .. Hawke’s Bay.
.. .. Auckland.
.. .. Wanganui.
.. .. Normal student.
.. ..
.. .. Native.

.. .. Special.
.. .. Auckland.
.. .. Auckland.
.. .. Wanganui.
.. ..

.. .. Taranaki.
.. ..
.. ..
.. .. Auckland.
.. .. Hawke’s Bay.
.. .. Auckland.

.. ..
.. .. Auckland.
.. ..
.. .. Wanganui.
.. .. Auckland.
.. ..
.. .. Wanganui.
.. ..
.. .. Auckland.
.. ..
.. .. Canterbury.
.. .. Auckland.

.. ..
.. .. Wanganui.
.. .. Wellington.
.. .. Nelson.
.. ..
.. ..
.. .. Wellington.
.. .. Nelson.
.. ..
.. .. Canterbury.
.. .. Nelson.
.. .. Otago.
.. ..
.. ..
.. .. Normal student.
.. ..
.. .. Normal student.
.. ..
.. .. Taranaki.
.. ..
.. .. Auckland.
.. .. Auckland.
.. ..
.. .. Auckland.
.. ..
.. .. Wellington.
.. .. Auckland.

.. ..
.. .. Wellington
.. ..
.. ..

Name.
Taylor, Thomas
Thomas, Edgar George Raymond
Thomas, Harold Wilton
Thomas, Stephen Harold
Thompson, Mabel Helene
Thompson, Richard Henry
Thorpe, Mrs. Caroline Elizabeth
Torrance, Maurice

Walters, Mrs. Effie Kingston
Warner, Mrs. Louisa
Warren, Robert J.
Watson, Cedric A.
Wells, Henry J. C.
White, Fergus Godfrey
Whittington, Charles Vaughan
Wilcox, Alfred Ernest
Wilcox, John Stewart
Windle, Arthur John
Witting, Aubrey Cyril

Young, Edith Mary Jane
Young, Elizabeth Margaret

District.
.. .. Taranaki.
.. ..
.. ..
.. ..
.. .. Nelson.
.. .. Native.
.. .. Wellington.
.. .. Canterbury.

.. .. Auckland.
.. .. Auckland.
.. ..
.. ..
.. ..
.. .. Normal student.
.. .. Hawke’s Bay.
.. .. Auckland.
.. .. Auckland.
.. ..
.. ..

.. .. Auckland.
.. .. Southland.

PART III.

General Graded List of Teachers.

The following general graded list of teachers is issued, in accordance with regulations made by Order in Council of the 23rd December, 1919, and subsequent amendments, under the authority of the Education Act, 1914.

Included are the names of all certified teachers who were employed in public schools or Native schools on the 31st December, 1919, and of such other certified teachers who made special application to be graded in accordance with Regulation 2.

Superannuated teachers temporarily re-employed, and holders of certificates who are not intending to re-enter the service, have not been graded, though their names are included in Part I of the list of certified teachers.

The names of teachers are placed below in order of merit according to the total marks awarded. “Graded No.” 1 indicates the teachers who received the highest total marks; “Graded No.” 4, the teachers receiving three marks less than those with “Graded No.” 1; “Graded No.” 5, 6, and 7, the teachers receiving four, five, and six marks respectively less than those under “Graded No.” 1; “Graded No.” 51, the teachers receiving fifty marks less than those with “Graded No.” 1; and so on. The names of teachers who receive the same total number of marks in the graded list are alphabetically arranged within their group, and the “Graded No.” placed opposite the first name in the alphabetical order is the “Graded No.” of each teacher within the group.

The abbreviations used in the column showing the position of the teacher are as follows: H (head teacher); S (sole teacher); A (assistant teacher); I (infant mistress of schools of Grade Vc to Grade VII); D (assistant in secondary departments of district high schools).

The education districts in which teachers are graded are shown under the heading “District.”

In accordance with clause 16 of the regulations each teacher is being supplied with the separate marks on which his grading was determined, such information to be treated as confidential.

In accordance with the provisions of clause 14 of the regulations certain adjustments in the standard of grading have been made by the Inspectors. In any case where this action has resulted in a reduction of marks it is hereby recorded that such reduction does not indicate a loss of efficiency, but is the result of certain necessary alterations in the standard of grading. A note to this effect is also stamped on the grading-card of each teacher affected.

Attention is hereby drawn to clause 17 of the regulations, under which any teacher who considers that he has a good ground of objection to the position assigned to him on the graded list may lodge an appeal by letter to reach the Director of Education not later than thirty-one clear days after the publication of the list in the New Zealand Gazette, i.e., appeals must reach the Department not later than the 14th June, 1920. The grounds on which the appeal is based must be stated.

The alphabetical list of certified teachers published in Part I serves as an index to the graded list.

W. J. ANDERSON,
Director of Education.