New Zealand Gazette – 1927 – No. 70

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✨ Education Department Staff Details

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EDUCATION DEPARTMENT—continued.

Name.	Salary Year ended 31/3/27. Amount £	Salary for Year ending 31st March, 1928. £	Classification. Date from which payable. Division and Class.	Maximum £	Position and Place.	Month and Year of Birth. M. Y.	Continuous Permanent Service, 31/3/27. Y. M.	Temporary Service. Y. M.	Examinations and Remarks.
SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF, SUMNER—continued.
Williams, Miss C. U.	245	255	1/4/27	E	285	Assistant Teacher	..	9 2	..
Richards, Miss M.	245	255	1/4/27	E	285	Assistant Teacher	..	4 7	..
Clare, Miss M. L.	..	..	..	E	225	Assistant Teacher	..	9 1	..
Bowden, Miss E. J. G.	..	..	..	E	225	Assistant Teacher	..	9 0	..
Grant, Miss R. M. A.	..	..	..	E	225	Assistant Teacher	..	6 2	..
Allen, C. L.	225	225	4/2/27	E	225	Assistant Teacher	..	12/03	3 2
Saunders, Miss M. E.	215	225	3/11/27	E	225	Assistant Teacher	..	..	2 5
McNab, Miss C. E.	195	215	4/5/27	E	225	Assistant Teacher	..	..	1 11
Field, Miss D.	..	195	24/3/28	E	225	Assistant Teacher	..	..	..
Leary, Miss C. M.	225	235	1/4/27	G	235	Matron	..	..	17 8
Saker, Miss G. D.	175	185	1/9/27	G	185	Assistant Matron..	..	..	0 7
McCorkindale,Miss M. E.	125	125	1/4/23	G	..	Attendant	..	..	5 4
Mitchell, Mrs. A. A. E.	120	120	1/7/22	G	120	Housemaid	..	..	10 1
Perkins, J.	260	260	1/12/24	G	260	Gardener	..	4/73	19 8
Dick, T. P.	..	245	26/10/25	G	245	Gardener	..	..	6/78
Allen, J. L.	..	205	1/7/22	G	205	Attendant	..	..	3/81
CHILD WELFARE CENTRE, TIMARU.
Cumming, W. A.	340	340	1/4/24	E	340	Boys' Welfare Officer	..	7/84	14 5
Colyer, Miss J. V.	275	275	1/7/25	G	275	Child Welfare Officer	..	..	6 9
SPECIAL SCHOOL, OTEKA IKE.
Meikleham, W.	..	445	1/6/24	E	445	Manager	..	4/85	12 5
Wylie, Miss C. E.	..	320	1/7/22	E	320	Organizing Teacher	..	..	6 5
Muir, Miss D. M. K.	285	285	1/4/26	E	285	Teacher	..	..	6 4
White, Miss D.	..	225	1/11/25	E	225	Teacher	..	.	4 5
Barnes, Miss A.	..	215	225	1/4/27	E	225	Assistant Teacher	..	..
Steel, Miss D.	..	175	195	1/1/28	E	225	Assistant Teacher	..	..
Fendall, Miss J. M.	155	155	12/5/26	E	..	Assistant Teacher	..	..	0 10
Logan, A.	..	295	295	1/7/22	G	295	Engineer Attendant	..	11/81
Cleal, A.	..	205	205	1/7/22	G	205	General Attendant	..	2/68
Maynard, Miss M. J.	185	185	1/7/22	G	185	Housekeeper	..	..	15 6
Carrington, Miss J. M.	185	185	1/7/22	G	185	Housekeeper	..	..	13 11
SPECIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, CAVERSHAM.
Gordon, Mrs. E.	275	275	23/5/24	G	275	District Agent, Infant-life Protection	..	9 0	0 8
Laing, Mrs. E. E.	..	225	225	21/8/22	G	225	Visiting Nurse, Infant-life Protection	..	7 7
Sage, Mrs. H. E.	..	205	205	1/4/25	G	..	Clerk attendant	..	..
Jeffrey, Miss F. L.	..	175	175	1/4/25	G	175	Assistant Matron..	..	..
Mullen, Miss R.	..	145	145	1/7/22	G	145	Seamstress Attendant	..	..
Findlay, Miss M.	..	145	145	1/7/22	G	145	Cook Attendant ..	..	..
CHILD WELFARE CENTRE, DUNEDIN.
Lock, J.	..	340	340	22/2/23	E	340	Boys' Welfare Officer	..	7/80
Christie, Miss C.	..	275	275	1/4/25	G	275	Child Welfare Officer	..	..
Boys’ PROBATION HOME, DUNEDIN.
Uren, Miss C. B.	..	175	185	14/3/28	G	185	Matron ..	..	..
CHILD WELFARE CENTRE, INVERCARGILL.
McCarroll, T.	..	340	340	16/3/23	E	340	Boys' Welfare Officer	..	9/82
Suckling, Mrs. A. M.	..	235	235	10/10/26	G	275	Child Welfare Officer	..	..

Education service in New Zealand, as defined by section 2, Public Service Classification and Superannuation Amendment Act, 1908, prior to appointment in Public Service. (c) Certified teacher of the deaf. (d) Resident Teacher; receives board and quarters for extra duties performed. (e) On loan without pay to Education Board.

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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

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C. U. Williams (Miss), Assistant Teacher, School for the Deaf
M. Richards (Miss), Assistant Teacher, School for the Deaf
M. L. Clare (Miss), Assistant Teacher, School for the Deaf
E. J. G. Bowden (Miss), Assistant Teacher, School for the Deaf, resigned
R. M. A. Grant (Miss), Assistant Teacher, School for the Deaf
C. L. Allen, Assistant Teacher, School for the Deaf
M. E. Saunders (Miss), Assistant Teacher, School for the Deaf
C. E. McNab (Miss), Assistant Teacher, School for the Deaf
D. Field (Miss), Assistant Teacher, School for the Deaf
C. M. Leary (Miss), Matron, School for the Deaf
G. D. Saker (Miss), Assistant Matron, School for the Deaf
M. E. McCorkindale (Miss), Attendant, School for the Deaf
A. A. E. Mitchell (Mrs), Housemaid, School for the Deaf
J. Perkins, Gardener, School for the Deaf
T. P. Dick, Gardener, School for the Deaf
J. L. Allen, Attendant, School for the Deaf
W. A. Cumming, Boys' Welfare Officer, Child Welfare Centre
J. V. Colyer (Miss), Child Welfare Officer, Child Welfare Centre
W. Meikleham, Manager, Special School
C. E. Wylie (Miss), Organizing Teacher, Special School
D. M. K. Muir (Miss), Teacher, Special School
D. White (Miss), Teacher, Special School
A. Barnes (Miss), Assistant Teacher, Special School
D. Steel (Miss), Assistant Teacher, Special School
J. M. Fendall (Miss), Assistant Teacher, Special School
A. Logan, Engineer Attendant, Special School
A. Cleal, General Attendant, Special School
M. J. Maynard (Miss), Housekeeper, Special School
J. M. Carrington (Miss), Housekeeper, Special School
E. Gordon (Mrs), District Agent, Infant-life Protection
E. E. Laing (Mrs), Visiting Nurse, Infant-life Protection
H. E. Sage (Mrs), Clerk attendant, Infant-life Protection
F. L. Jeffrey (Miss), Assistant Matron, Infant-life Protection
R. Mullen (Miss), Seamstress Attendant, Infant-life Protection
M. Findlay (Miss), Cook Attendant, Infant-life Protection
J. Lock, Boys' Welfare Officer, Child Welfare Centre
C. Christie (Miss), Child Welfare Officer, Child Welfare Centre
C. B. Uren (Miss), Matron, Boys’ Probation Home
T. McCarroll, Boys' Welfare Officer, Child Welfare Centre
A. M. Suckling (Mrs), Child Welfare Officer, Child Welfare Centre, resigned

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