New Zealand Gazette – 1926 – No. 18

Page 839

✨ Public Schools and Teachers in Otago

Mar. 25.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 839

OTAGO—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)

St. Clair—continued Twhigg, Mabel F. Young, Margaret L. B. Hilliker, Greta A. Thomson, Marjory G. McLean, Rena E. Bates, Leonard C. Kingston, Margery Graham, Eva M. St. Leonard’s .. Roseveare, Areta I. E. Sandymount .. Sawyer’s Bay .. Botting, Ethel K. M. Glanville, Alice Seacliff .. Finlay, Robert N. Shag Point .. Southbridge .. Kennedy, Martin F. P. Spottis Creek .. Spylaw Valley .. Stirling .. Ellison, Lionel E. Tyrrell, Lydia M. Stony Creek .. Strath-Taieri .. Taylor, Charles H. Cox, Annie L. C. Sutton .. Table Hill.. .. Tahakopa .. .. Saunders, George N. Gwynn, Mabel B. I. Kennard, Irene L.. Tahatika .. .. Taieri Beach .. Tapanui—Primary .. Secondary .. Tither, Eileen Murphy, Veronica Kirk, Eric H. Whitely, Rhoda F. Buchan, James W. A. Tapui .. Tarara .. Tarras .. Tarras Household .. Taumata .. .. Tautuku .. Tawanui .. Teaneraki .. .. Moir, Ann B. O’Donnell, Catherine T. Te Houka .. .. Timaru Creek .. Tokarahi .. Doak, Robina Tokoti .. Hislop, Helen A. Tokomairiro—Primary .. Secondary .. Bayley, Stella I. McRae, Alexandrina Briscoe, Gweneth Ayson, Mabel K. Light, William McNeur, Margaret J. Irvine, Jessie McKinnon, Jeanie R. Tomahawk .. Totara .. Wylie, Dorothy A. Tuapeka Flat .. Tuapeka Mouth .. Anderson, Meri H. Tuapeka West .. Telfer, Catherine M. 170 A D £ 245
184 A C 215
185 A C 215
204 A C 205
193 A C 215
201 A C 205
.. Pt .. 85
.. Pt .. 80
.. Pr .. 80
.. 3A 64 McKinnon, Charles 104 H D 370
189 A C 215
.. 2 20 Fleming, Allan G. 200 S C 240
.. 4A 115 Finlay, Thomas A. 89 H D 405
119 I C 310
139 A C 235
.. 3B 70 Booth, Lilian I. .. Pt .. 80
131 H C 360
.. 2 34 Allan, Helen F. 203 A C 190
.. 3A 41 Christian, John W. .. R .. 170
188 H C 315
.. 2 24 Potts, Jane B. 202 A C 200
.. 1 8 Mitchell, George H. 210 S C 255
.. 3C 93 Mackenzie, Mary .. R .. 190
85 H C 385
203 A C 230
.. 1 17 Thomson, Margaret E. 206 A C 170
.. 3C 95 Rumsey, Christian H. 215 S C 200
139 H C 335
203 A C 215
.. 2 21 Inder, Caroline A. 210 A C 180
.. 1 10 Hislop, Mabel R. 178 S D 270
.. 3C 87 Guffie, Janet A. 209 S C 210
157 H D 325
213 A D 240
210 A C 190
.. 2 27 Macdonald, Marion A. .. R .. 160
.. 2 23 Moncur, Janet M. (Mrs.) 204 S C 230
.. 4A 127 Burns, William G.. 62 H C 415
.. A 23 Parry, Gladwen M. 184 I C 233
198 A D 215
.. A .. 130
.. Pr .. 115
.. Pr .. 80
186 D A ..
.. 1 14 Clyne, Mary E. (Mrs.) 138 S C 260
.. 1 19 Ritchie, Jeanette 212 S C 220
.. 1 21 Lindsay, Dorothy G. 207 S C 235
.. 0 3 McInnes, Mary G. .. S .. 45
.. 1 10 Sim, Hazel M. 211 S C 210
.. 0 5 Beaufort, Hilda .. S .. 75
.. 2 26 Grant, Christina .. S Lic. 255
.. 3C 87 McKenzie, Lionel A. 97 H B 355
207 A C 215
198 A C 225
.. 1 9 Mitchell, Ellen A. 209 S C 215
.. 0 4 Urquhart, Annabella M. .. S .. 60
.. 3A 32 Couch, George B. 153 H B 335
199 A C 235
.. 3B 59 Brand, Robert 127 H C 360
181 A C 233
.. 5A 251 Menzies, George G. 56 H B 445
.. C 48 Leckie, James G. 208 A C 240
160 I D 245
159 A C 290
205 A C 180
211 A C 205
.. Pt .. 85
.. Pr .. 110
.. D .. ..
191 D A ..
.. 2 33 Fegans, Frances M. 160 S D 265
.. 3B 61 Rogers, Walter J.. 121 H C 365
208 A C 170
.. 1 16 Campbell, Jessie 210 S C 230
.. 3A 56 Bond, William A. 170 H D 325
208 A C 200
.. 2 17 Ballantine, Janet N. 210 S D 240

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🎓 List of Public Schools and Teachers in Otago (continued from previous page)

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

77 names identified

Catherine M. Telfer, Teacher at St. Clair
Mabel F. Twhigg, Teacher at St. Clair
Margaret L. B. Young, Teacher at St. Clair
Greta A. Hilliker, Teacher at St. Clair
Marjory G. Thomson, Teacher at St. Clair
Rena E. McLean, Teacher at St. Clair
Leonard C. Bates, Teacher at St. Clair
Margery Kingston, Teacher at St. Clair
Eva M. Graham, Teacher at St. Clair
Charles McKinnon, Teacher at St. Leonard’s
Areta I. E. Roseveare, Teacher at St. Leonard’s
Allan G. Fleming, Teacher at Sandymount
Thomas A. Finlay, Teacher at Sawyer’s Bay
Ethel K. M. Botting, Teacher at Sawyer’s Bay
Alice Glanville, Teacher at Sawyer’s Bay
Lilian I. Booth, Teacher at Seacliff
Robert N. Finlay, Teacher at Seacliff
Helen F. Allan, Teacher at Shag Point
John W. Christian, Teacher at Southbridge
Martin F. P. Kennedy, Teacher at Southbridge
Jane B. Potts, Teacher at Spottis Creek
George H. Mitchell, Teacher at Spylaw Valley
Mary Mackenzie, Teacher at Stirling
Lionel E. Ellison, Teacher at Stirling
Lydia M. Tyrrell, Teacher at Stirling
Margaret E. Thomson, Teacher at Stony Creek
Christian H. Rumsey, Teacher at Strath-Taieri
Charles H. Taylor, Teacher at Strath-Taieri
Annie L. C. Cox, Teacher at Strath-Taieri
Caroline A. Inder, Teacher at Sutton
Mabel R. Hislop, Teacher at Table Hill
Janet A. Guffie, Teacher at Tahakopa
George N. Saunders, Teacher at Tahakopa
Mabel B. I. Gwynn, Teacher at Tahakopa
Irene L. Kennard, Teacher at Tahakopa
Marion A. Macdonald, Teacher at Tahatika
Janet M. Moncur (Mrs.), Teacher at Taieri Beach
William G. Burns, Teacher at Tapanui—Primary
Gladwen M. Parry, Teacher at Tapanui—Secondary
Eileen Tither, Teacher at Tapanui—Secondary
Veronica Murphy, Teacher at Tapanui—Secondary
Eric H. Kirk, Teacher at Tapanui—Secondary
Rhoda F. Whitely, Teacher at Tapanui—Secondary
James W. A. Buchan, Teacher at Tapanui—Secondary
Mary E. Clyne (Mrs.), Teacher at Tapui
Jeanette Ritchie, Teacher at Tarara
Dorothy G. Lindsay, Teacher at Tarras
Mary G. McInnes, Teacher at Tarras Household
Hazel M. Sim, Teacher at Taumata
Hilda Beaufort, Teacher at Tautuku
Christina Grant, Teacher at Tawanui
Lionel A. McKenzie, Teacher at Teaneraki
Ann B. Moir, Teacher at Teaneraki
Catherine T. O’Donnell, Teacher at Teaneraki
Ellen A. Mitchell, Teacher at Te Houka
Annabella M. Urquhart, Teacher at Timaru Creek
George B. Couch, Teacher at Tokarahi
Robina Doak, Teacher at Tokarahi
Robert Brand, Teacher at Tokoti
Helen A. Hislop, Teacher at Tokoti
George G. Menzies, Teacher at Tokomairiro—Primary
James G. Leckie, Teacher at Tokomairiro—Secondary
Stella I. Bayley, Teacher at Tokomairiro—Secondary
Alexandrina McRae, Teacher at Tokomairiro—Secondary
Gweneth Briscoe, Teacher at Tokomairiro—Secondary
Mabel K. Ayson, Teacher at Tokomairiro—Secondary
William Light, Teacher at Tokomairiro—Secondary
Margaret J. McNeur, Teacher at Tokomairiro—Secondary
Jessie Irvine, Teacher at Tokomairiro—Secondary
Jeanie R. McKinnon, Teacher at Tokomairiro—Secondary
Frances M. Fegans, Teacher at Tomahawk
Walter J. Rogers, Teacher at Totara
Dorothy A. Wylie, Teacher at Totara
Jessie Campbell, Teacher at Tuapeka Flat
William A. Bond, Teacher at Tuapeka Mouth
Meri H. Anderson, Teacher at Tuapeka Mouth
Janet N. Ballantine, Teacher at Tuapeka West

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