New Zealand Gazette – 1926 – No. 18

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 18

AUCKLAND—continued.

Schools.			Teachers.
Name.	Grade, 1925.	Average Attendance, 1925.	Name.	Grading Number, 1925.	Position.	Classification.	Rate of Salary, 1925.
(1)	(2)	(3)	(4)	(5)	(6)	(7)	(8)
Te Rapa .. .. .. ..	3B	57	Laing, Arthur E. .. ..	101	H	C	£370
			Ford, Elsie .. ..	212	A	C	180
Te Rau-a-moa No. 1 .. ..	1	26	Honore, Rudolph C. ..	145	S	C	340
Te Rau Mauku .. .. ..	1	16	Hyland, Huia A. P. ..	224	S	D	200
Tererenga (6) and Whangapoua (5) ..	1	11	McLean, Olive C. .. ..	..	S	..	240
			Box, Josiah .. ..	212	(R)	C	200
Te Rore .. .. .. ..	2	31	Mabbett, Harold C. ..	183	S	C	265
Te Tii (half-time with Purerua).	2	29	Stephenson, Oswald C. M. ..	192	S	C	300
Te Toro .. .. .. ..	1	15	Adcock, Cyril J. .. ..	208	S	C	200
Te Uku .. .. .. ..
Te Werenga (half-time with Papapua Creek).
Te Whetu .. .. .. ..	3B	42	Jory, Harold D. .. ..	182	H	C	300
			Herve, Edith R. (Mrs.) ..	..	R	..	140
Thames Central .. .. ..	6A	395	Shepherd, Arthur J. ..	60	H	C	465
			Hammond, Thomas W. G. H.	79	A	D	440
			Terry, Elizabeth S. ..	119	I	C	340
			Edgar, John T. .. ..	155	A	C	345
			Oxenham, Esther .. ..	164	A	C	245
			Maxted, Cecilia G. (Mrs.) ..	..	A	Lic.	230
			Baker, Millicent M., Mrs.	165	A	D	275
			Adams, Nellie E. M. ..	200	A	C	190
			Howie, Annie V. .. ..	209	A	C	170
			Judd, Constance B. ..	..	Pt	..	80
			Wilson, Archibald C. ..	..	Pr	..	115
			Dobson, Athol J. W. ..	..	Pr	..	85
Thames North .. .. ..	3B	56	Russell, David .. ..	93	H	C	370
			Scott, Janet .. ..	236	A	D	195
Thames South .. .. ..	5C	342	Scott, Charles E. .. ..	64	H	C	425
			Waddell, Joseph A. ..	117	A	C	385
			Wishart, Alice E. .. ..	117	I	C	340
			Crocker, James F. .. ..	165	A	C	360
			Kidd, Ivy B. .. ..	163	A	C	275
			Graham, Ivy .. ..	199	A	C	215
			Boles, Annette V. M. ..	192	A	D	180
			Daldy, Helen J. .. ..	..	A	..	165
			Skudder, Caroline J. ..	..	Pt	..	80
			Donnelly, Aileen .. ..	..	Pr	..	80
			Jensen, John J. .. ..	..	Pr	..	85
Thornton .. .. .. ..	3B	51	French, Cecil R. .. ..	167	H	C	340
			Sleep, Lilian R. .. ..	..	R	..	160
Tikinui .. .. .. ..	1	11	Wright, Charlotte .. ..	202	S	C	210
Tinopai .. .. .. ..	1	10	Cope, Arthur B. H. ..	142	S	D	270
Ti Point .. .. .. ..	2	22	Stewart, Christopher J. ..	..	S	..	260
Tirau .. .. .. ..	3B	72	Rapson, George W. ..	134	H	C	350
			Christie, Margaret .. ..	207	A	C	190
Tiroa .. .. .. ..	2	34	Bishop, George .. ..	..	S	..	230
Tirohanga (half-time with Otara East).
Tirohia .. .. .. ..	3A	40	Pendergrast, Arthur S. ..	131	H	D	330
			Fleury, Ellen C. .. ..	202	A	C	190
Titirangi .. .. .. ..	2	27	Witten, Lilly (Mrs.) ..	145	S	D	320
Titoki .. .. .. ..	3A	34	Watson, Robert A. ..	178	H	C	300
			Hyde, Albert W. .. ..	..	(R)	..	250
			Moore, Norma J. .. ..	214	A	C	200
Toatoa .. .. .. ..	1	12	Perry, Leslie W. G. ..	205	S	B	220
Tokanui .. .. .. ..	2	26	McRae, James D. .. ..	205	S	D	275
Tokatoka .. .. .. ..	2	28	Going, Cecil S. .. ..	196	S	C	265
Tokoroa .. .. .. ..	2	30	Dyer, May E. (Mrs.) ..	203	S	D	285
Tomarata .. .. .. ..	2	22	Henderson, Richard A. ..	214	S	D	240
Topuni .. .. .. ..	1	15	Sprague, Margaret E. ..	..	S	..	160
Topuni Station .. .. ..	1	12	Evans, Pearl .. ..	..	S	..	160
Totara .. .. .. ..	3A	44	Sale, Gilbert .. ..	127	H	B	345
			Garland, Chrissie G. ..	209	A	C	200
Towai .. .. .. ..	2	26	Collier, Eileen .. ..	205	S	C	230
Tryphena (half-time with Okupu).
Tuakau .. .. .. ..	4A	133	Graham, William G. ..	85	H	C	415
			Aitken, Muriel J. .. ..	177	I	D	235
			Taylor, Ruth M. .. ..	203	A	C	205
			McNaughton, Kenneth J. S.	..	Pt	..	115
			Long, James H. .. ..	..	Pr	..	85
			McGuire, Annie V. ..	..	Pr	..	80
Turanga-o-moana .. ..	2	21	Armstrong, Edith C. ..	193	S	D	270
Turiwhiri .. .. .. ..	2	32	Moyle, Harold L. .. ..	186	S	D	300
Turua .. .. .. ..	4A	143	Moore-Jones, Herbert J. ..	94	H	D	505
			Phillips, Byril M. .. ..	170	I	C	275
			Polton, Florence M. ..	205	A	C	205
			Kelly, James A. .. ..	..	Pt	..	115
Tutamoe (half-time with Mangatu).

For explanatory notes see page 751.

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🎓 List of Public Schools and Teachers as at 31st December, 1925 (continued from previous page)

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsPublic Schools, Teachers, Staff List, Education Department, Auckland
👱🏽 Names

72 names identified

Arthur E. Laing, Teacher at Te Rapa
Elsie Ford, Teacher at Te Rapa
Rudolph C. Honore, Teacher at Te Rau-a-moa No. 1
Huia A. P. Hyland, Teacher at Te Rau Mauku
Olive C. McLean, Teacher at Tererenga and Whangapoua
Josiah Box, Teacher at Tererenga and Whangapoua
Harold C. Mabbett, Teacher at Te Rore
Oswald C. M. Stephenson, Teacher at Te Tii
Cyril J. Adcock, Teacher at Te Toro
Harold D. Jory, Teacher at Te Whetu
Edith R. Herve (Mrs.), Teacher at Te Whetu
Arthur J. Shepherd, Teacher at Thames Central
Thomas W. G. H. Hammond, Teacher at Thames Central
Elizabeth S. Terry, Teacher at Thames Central
John T. Edgar, Teacher at Thames Central
Esther Oxenham, Teacher at Thames Central
Cecilia G. Maxted (Mrs.), Teacher at Thames Central
Millicent M. Baker (Mrs.), Teacher at Thames Central
Nellie E. M. Adams, Teacher at Thames Central
Annie V. Howie, Teacher at Thames Central
Constance B. Judd, Teacher at Thames Central
Archibald C. Wilson, Teacher at Thames Central
Athol J. W. Dobson, Teacher at Thames Central
David Russell, Teacher at Thames North
Janet Scott, Teacher at Thames North
Charles E. Scott, Teacher at Thames South
Joseph A. Waddell, Teacher at Thames South
Alice E. Wishart, Teacher at Thames South
James F. Crocker, Teacher at Thames South
Ivy B. Kidd, Teacher at Thames South
Ivy Graham, Teacher at Thames South
Antoinette V. M. Boles, Teacher at Thames South
Helen J. Daldy, Teacher at Thames South
Caroline J. Skudder, Teacher at Thames South
Aileen Donnelly, Teacher at Thames South
John J. Jensen, Teacher at Thames South
Cecil R. French, Teacher at Thornton
Lilian R. Sleep, Teacher at Thornton
Charlotte Wright, Teacher at Tikinui
Arthur B. H. Cope, Teacher at Tinopai
Christopher J. Stewart, Teacher at Ti Point
George W. Rapson, Teacher at Tirau
Margaret Christie, Teacher at Tirau
George Bishop, Teacher at Tiroa
Arthur S. Pendergrast, Teacher at Tirohia
Ellen C. Fleury, Teacher at Tirohia
Lilly Witten (Mrs.), Teacher at Titirangi
Robert A. Watson, Teacher at Titoki
Albert W. Hyde, Teacher at Titoki
Norma J. Moore, Teacher at Titoki
Leslie W. G. Perry, Teacher at Toatoa
James D. McRae, Teacher at Tokanui
Cecil S. Going, Teacher at Tokatoka
May E. Dyer (Mrs.), Teacher at Tokoroa
Richard A. Henderson, Teacher at Tomarata
Margaret E. Sprague, Teacher at Topuni
Pearl Evans, Teacher at Topuni Station
Gilbert Sale, Teacher at Totara
Chrissie G. Garland, Teacher at Totara
Eileen Collier, Teacher at Towai
William G. Graham, Teacher at Tuakau
Muriel J. Aitken, Teacher at Tuakau
Ruth M. Taylor, Teacher at Tuakau
Kenneth J. S. McNaughton, Teacher at Tuakau
James H. Long, Teacher at Tuakau
Annie V. McGuire, Teacher at Tuakau
Edith C. Armstrong, Teacher at Turanga-o-moana
Harold L. Moyle, Teacher at Turiwhiri
Herbert J. Moore-Jones, Teacher at Turua
Byril M. Phillips, Teacher at Turua
Florence M. Polton, Teacher at Turua
James A. Kelly, Teacher at Turua

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