New Zealand Gazette – 1921 – No. 101

Page 2859

✨ Teacher Classification List

Aumb. 101.

SUPPLEMENT
TO THE
NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
OF
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1921.
Published by Authority.

WELLINGTON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1921.

Classification of Secondary-school Assistant Teachers.

Education Department,
Wellington, 5th December, 1921.

THE following lists of assistant teachers employed full
time in secondary schools, or classified for employment
in such schools, are issued under the authority of the
Minister of Education in accordance with the regulations
relating to secondary schools made by Order in Council dated
the 8th December, 1920, and the amendments thereto.

Under the heading “Grade” is shown the grade in which
a teacher is classified for the year 1922.

Under the heading “Grade of Position” is shown the
grade of position in which a teacher is now employed. The
salaries of those teachers whose grade of position is marked

are above the scale of their position.

Under the heading “School” is shown the secondary school
in which the teacher is employed.

Attention is drawn to the regulations, under which any
teacher who considers he has good grounds of objection to
his classification may lodge an appeal by letter to reach the
Director of Education not later than thirty-one clear days
after the publication of this list in the New Zealand Gazette—
i.e., such appeals must reach the Director not later than 5th
January, 1922, and must contain the definite grounds on
which the appeal is based.

JNO. CAUGBLEY, Director of Education.

Men Teachers.
Alexander, William, B.A., LL.B. A B Wellington.
Allan, Harry Howard Barton, M.A. ... ... A B Ashburton.
Anderson, Walter Paterson, M.A. ... ... A B Palmerston N.
Arnott, David, M.A. ... ... A B Christchurch.
Broad, Charles Harrington, B.A. A A Nelson.
Brodie, Thomas, B.A. ... A A Wellington.

Men Teachers.
Campbell, Frank Hyde, B.A. ... A A Otago.
Caradus, Edward, B.Sc. ... A A Auckland.
Chisholm, Dudley Sedman, M.A. A A Waitaki.
Colquhoun, John Alexander, M.Sc. ... ... ... A A Palmerston N.
Dakin, James Penney, B.A. ... A A Southland.
Davis, John King, M.A. ... A A Auckland.
Ferguson, Albert James, M.A. A B Rangiora.
Fraser, Whampoa, M.A. ... A A Hamilton.
Gamble, Frank William, M.A. ... A A Auckland.
Gifford, Algernon Charles, M.A. A A Wellington.
Heaton, Frank, M.A., B.Sc. ... A B Dannevirke.
Heine, Augustus, B.A. ... A A Wellington.
Hoult, William Harold, M.A. ... A A Thames.
Jacobsen, Norman Reginald, M.Sc. ... ... ... A A Napier.
Kerr, Walter, M.A. ... ... A B Napier.
Laing, Robert Malcolm, M.A., B.Sc. ... ... ... A A Christchurch.
McCulloch, Malcolm Kennedy, M.A. ... ... ... A A Waitaki.
McKay, James George, B.A. ... A A Nelson.
Mahon, Harold James Del Monte, B.A. ... ... A A Auckland.
Martyn, William John, M.A. ... A A Otago.
Reid, John, B.A. ... ... A B Otago.
Renner, Frederick Henry Martyn, M.A.... ... A A Wellington.
Rockel, Robert Hermann, M.A. A A New Plymouth.
Ryder, Aby Raymond, M.A. ... A A New Plymouth.
Stewart, John, M.A. ... A A Ashburton.
Tait, Allan George, B.A. ... A A Timaru.
Thompson, Robert John, B.A. A ... (On leave.)
Tomlinson, Harold Bruce, M.A. A B Wellington.
Uttley, William Marsland, M.A. A B Waitaki.
Watt, Arthur, B.A. ... ... A B Otago.
Wilkes, Frederick James, M.A. A A Gisborne.
Williams, John, B.Sc. ... A A Otago.
Williams, Owen Wallis, M.A. ... A ...

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1921, No 101

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🎓 Classification of Secondary-school Assistant Teachers

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
Dated5 December 1921
KeywordsTeacher classification, Secondary schools, Education Department, Salaries, Appeals
👱🏽 Names

39 names identified

William Alexander, Classified as assistant teacher
Harry Howard Barton Allan, Classified as assistant teacher
Walter Paterson Anderson, Classified as assistant teacher
David Arnott, Classified as assistant teacher
Charles Harrington Broad, Classified as assistant teacher
Thomas Brodie, Classified as assistant teacher
Frank Hyde Campbell, Classified as assistant teacher
Edward Caradus, Classified as assistant teacher
Dudley Sedman Chisholm, Classified as assistant teacher
John Alexander Colquhoun, Classified as assistant teacher
James Penney Dakin, Classified as assistant teacher
John King Davis, Classified as assistant teacher
Albert James Ferguson, Classified as assistant teacher
Whampoa Fraser, Classified as assistant teacher
Frank William Gamble, Classified as assistant teacher
Algernon Charles Gifford, Classified as assistant teacher
Frank Heaton, Classified as assistant teacher
Augustus Heine, Classified as assistant teacher
William Harold Hoult, Classified as assistant teacher
Norman Reginald Jacobsen, Classified as assistant teacher
Walter Kerr, Classified as assistant teacher
Robert Malcolm Laing, Classified as assistant teacher
Malcolm Kennedy McCulloch, Classified as assistant teacher
James George McKay, Classified as assistant teacher
Harold James Del Monte Mahon, Classified as assistant teacher
William John Martyn, Classified as assistant teacher
John Reid, Classified as assistant teacher
Frederick Henry Martyn Renner, Classified as assistant teacher
Robert Hermann Rockel, Classified as assistant teacher
Aby Raymond Ryder, Classified as assistant teacher
John Stewart, Classified as assistant teacher
Allan George Tait, Classified as assistant teacher
Robert John Thompson, Classified as assistant teacher
Harold Bruce Tomlinson, Classified as assistant teacher
William Marsland Uttley, Classified as assistant teacher
Arthur Watt, Classified as assistant teacher
Frederick James Wilkes, Classified as assistant teacher
John Williams, Classified as assistant teacher
Owen Wallis Williams, Classified as assistant teacher

👩‍💼 Officials

Jno. Caughley, Director of Education

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