New Zealand Gazette – 1927 – No. 70

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✨ Education Department Staff Details

Oct. 6.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3165
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT—continued. 97

Page No.	Name.	Salary, Year ended 31/3/27.	Salary for Year ending 31st March, 1928.	Classification.	Maximum.	Position and Place.	Month and Year of Birth.	Continuous Permanent Service, 31/3/27.	Temporary Service.	Examinations and Remarks.
			Amount.	Date from which payable.	Division and Class.
	RECEIVING HOME, WELLINGTON.
1	O’Shea, Miss E. A. ..	£345	£350	1/7/27	E	£350	Manager .. ..	M. Y.	Y. M. 7 9	Y. M. ..
2	Johnston, Mrs. A. S.	275	275	19/6/24	G	275	District Agent, Infant-life Protection	..	19 1	..
3	Sugden, Miss F. K. ..	225	225	5/6/23	G	225	Visiting Nurse, Infant-life Protection	..	7 6	.. N.Z.R.N.
4	Evans, Miss D. ..	180	185	1/4/27	G	..	Clerk Attendant ..	..	8 8	0 6
5	Brown, Miss G. C. ..	145	145	1/7/22	G	145	Seamstress Attendant	..	10 7	..
6	Williams, Miss I. ..	145	145	1/9/26	G	135	General Attendant	..	9 0	2 0 H (£30). Over scale.
	SPECIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, RICHMOND.
7	Williams, Miss L. F...	320	320	1/7/22	G	320	Matron in Charge	..	25 9	.. D (£65).
8	Fraser, Miss A. S. ..	225	225	1/7/22	E	225	Teacher ..	..	6 9	.. (d).
9	Comer, Miss A. E. ..	225	225	1/7/22	E	225	Assistant Teacher	..	8 5	1 9 Matric. (d).
10	Lloyd, A. E. ..	245	245	1/7/22	G	245	Gardener ..	5/75	8 8	1 3 Includes £20 in lieu of house.
11	Anderson, Miss J. ..	185	185	1/7/25	G	185	Assistant Matron..	..	12 4	0 6 G (£45).
	CHILD WELFARE CENTRE, NELSON.
12	Bullivant, C. A. L. ..	340	340	1/4/26	E	340	Boys’ Welfare Officer	..	3/84	11 4 1 3
13	Edkins, Miss M. E. ..	185	185	1/4/24	G	..	Clerk Attendant ..	..	10 11	0 6
	CHILD WELFARE CENTRE, GREYMOUTH.
14	McCullam, Miss L. O.	185	205	1/4/27	G	205	Clerk Attendant ..	..	6 0	..
	RECEIVING HOME, CHRISTCHURCH.
15	Edwards, Miss A. ..	320	320	1/3/25	E	320	Manager .. ..	..	16 1	.. N.Z. Cert. D, Matric.
16	Walker, Miss A. H. ..	245	245	8/7/24	G	245	Assistant Manager	..	12 6	0 7
17	Carter, Miss K. M. ..	255	265	1/6/27	G	275	District Agent, Infant-life Protection	..	3 10	1 5 N.Z.R.N.
18	Aitken, Miss M. McD.	225	225	1/6/23	G	225	Visiting Nurse, Infant-life Protection	..	6 10	.. N.Z.R.N.
19	Munday, Miss D. I. ..	185	185	1/7/22	G	185	Matron .. ..	..	7 1	0 1 G (£45).
20	Dalton, Miss J. W. ..	185	185	1/4/24	G	..	Shorthand-typist	..	10 10	0 5
21	Best, Miss E. ..	185	185	17/7/26	G	..	Clerk Attendant ..	..	7 8	1 0
22	Lumb, Miss R. ..	165	175	1/9/27	G	..	Clerk Attendant ..	..	6 7	..
23	Bateman, Miss E. A.	135	135	1/7/22	G	135	Attendant .. ..	..	9 11	1 3 H (£30).
	CHILD WELFARE CENTRE, CHRISTCHURCH.
24	Bisset, A. ..	340	340	1/7/22	E	340	Boys’ Welfare Officer	..	1/82	20 10 .. Pays £40 p.a. rent for house.
	BOYS’ PROBATION HOME, CHRISTCHURCH.
25	Bourn, Miss C. A. ..	185	185	1/7/22	G	185	Matron .. ..	..	20 7	.. G (£45).
	SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF, SUMNER.
26	Crawford, J. M. B. ..	615	615	1/3/25	P, A	615	Director .. ..	7/72	*3 11	} .. { B.A., N.Z. Cert B. (c). C (£50).
27	Chambers, T. F. ..	390	390	1/3/25	E	390	1st Assistant Teacher	1/79	*4 9	} .. { N.Z. Cert. D. (a), (b), (c).
28	Harvey, P. ..	350	350	1/3/24	E	350	2nd Assistant Teacher	4/80	*5 10	} .. N.Z. Cert. D. (b), (c)
29	Longuet, L. P. ..	320	320	1/7/22	E	320	Assistant Teacher	7/81	*5 6	} .. N.Z. Cert, D. (b), (c).
30	Williams, H. J. ..	295	305	1/4/27	E	320	Assistant Teacher	6/88	18 1	(b), (c).
31	Regnault, L. F. ..	285	285	1/4/24	E	285	Assistant Teacher	5/89	*1 10	} .. { N.Z. Cert. C. (c), (d).
32	McEwen, Miss H. M.	285	285	1/4/24	E	285	Assistant Teacher	..	*1 5	} .. { Cert. Tchr., Eng. (c), (d).

Education service in New Zealand, as defined by section 2, Public Service Classification and Superannuation Amendment Act, 1908, prior to appointment in the Public Service.
(a) Also £50 per annum for extra supervision duties performed outside of school hours.
(b) Also an allowance of £50 per annum, payable to male married teachers.
(c) Certified teacher of the deaf.
(d) Resident Teacher ; receives board and quarters for extra duties performed.

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🎓 Education Department Staff Salaries and Details (continued from previous page)

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsEducation Department, Staff, Salaries, Classifications, Positions, Wellington
👱🏽 Names

32 names identified

E. A. O’Shea (Miss), Manager at Receiving Home, Wellington
A. S. Johnston (Mrs), District Agent, Infant-life Protection
F. K. Sugden (Miss), Visiting Nurse, Infant-life Protection
D. Evans (Miss), Clerk Attendant
G. C. Brown (Miss), Seamstress Attendant
I. Williams (Miss), General Attendant
L. F. Williams (Miss), Matron in Charge at Special School for Girls, Richmond
A. S. Fraser (Miss), Teacher at Special School for Girls, Richmond
A. E. Comer (Miss), Assistant Teacher at Special School for Girls, Richmond
A. E. Lloyd, Gardener at Special School for Girls, Richmond
J. Anderson (Miss), Assistant Matron at Special School for Girls, Richmond
C. A. L. Bullivant, Boys’ Welfare Officer at Child Welfare Centre, Nelson
M. E. Edkins (Miss), Clerk Attendant at Child Welfare Centre, Nelson
L. O. McCullam (Miss), Clerk Attendant at Child Welfare Centre, Greymouth
A. Edwards (Miss), Manager at Receiving Home, Christchurch
A. H. Walker (Miss), Assistant Manager at Receiving Home, Christchurch
K. M. Carter (Miss), District Agent, Infant-life Protection at Receiving Home, Christchurch
M. McD. Aitken (Miss), Visiting Nurse, Infant-life Protection at Receiving Home, Christchurch
D. I. Munday (Miss), Matron at Receiving Home, Christchurch
J. W. Dalton (Miss), Shorthand-typist at Receiving Home, Christchurch
E. Best (Miss), Clerk Attendant at Receiving Home, Christchurch
R. Lumb (Miss), Clerk Attendant at Receiving Home, Christchurch
E. A. Bateman (Miss), Attendant at Receiving Home, Christchurch
A. Bisset, Boys’ Welfare Officer at Child Welfare Centre, Christchurch
C. A. Bourn (Miss), Matron at Boys’ Probation Home, Christchurch
J. M. B. Crawford, Director at School for the Deaf, Sumner
T. F. Chambers, 1st Assistant Teacher at School for the Deaf, Sumner
P. Harvey, 2nd Assistant Teacher at School for the Deaf, Sumner
L. P. Longuet, Assistant Teacher at School for the Deaf, Sumner
H. J. Williams, Assistant Teacher at School for the Deaf, Sumner
L. F. Regnault, Assistant Teacher at School for the Deaf, Sumner
H. M. McEwen (Miss), Assistant Teacher at School for the Deaf, Sumner

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