New Zealand Gazette – 1929 – No. 19

Page 683

✨ Public Schools and Teachers List

Mar. 14.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 683

AUCKLAND—continued.

Name of School.	Grade of School.	Average Attendance.	Name of Teacher.	Position.	Grading No.	Classification.	Salary.
(1)	(2)	(3)	(4)	(5)	(6)	(7)	(8)
Te Puke—Secondary—continued.			Place, Mildred M. ..	A	170	C	£245
			Paterson, Jessie L.	A	181	C	190
			Taylor, Muriel J. ..	R	214	C	140
			Ross, Janet	Sub.A	208	C	170
			Longworth, Zita A.	Pr	..	..	80
			Audley, Ernest H.	D	136	B	410
			Kennedy, Kathleen	D	139	C	315
			Orr, Margaret F. M.	S	198	D	240
			Robertson, Gordon T.	H	154	C	320
			Jewell, Olive R. ..	A	192	B	210
			Skiffington, Henry	H	129	C	345
			Newbegin, Marjorie I.	A	199	C	225
			Ellmers, Charlotte A. V.	S	178	C	240
			Hassett, Kathleen E.	R	..	..	150
			Kemble, Albert E.	H	102	B	355
			Dunn, Eva	A	209	D	215
			Wills, Caleb P. ..	S	183	D	260
			Campbell, Valtie C. (Mrs.)	S	211	D	240
			Strong, Robert W.	S	202	C	230
Te Puke No. 2 ..	1	12	McDougall, Joyce	S	179	C	285
Te Puna ..	3A	40	Adcock, Cyril J. ..	S	184	B	240
Te Puninga ..	3A	42	Evans, Agnes	S	..	..	90
			Barry, Desmond W.	R	210	D	180
Te Rahu ..	2	29	Cox, Cyril J. ..	H	156	C	325
Te Ranga ..	1	15	McIntyre, Jean C.	A	217	D	210
Te Rapa ..	3A	40	Green, Bertram M.	H	47	C	460
			Hammond, Thomas W. G. H.	A	79	D	390
			Evans, Frances L. (Mrs.)	I	114	C	290
			Edgar, John T. ..	A	136	C	370
			Baker, Millicent M. (Mrs.)	A	151	D	245
			Morrison, Lucy A...	A	191	C	200
			Sims, Mavis A. ..	A	183	C	215
			Landy, May A. ..	Sub.A	214	C	170
			Milroy, Jean M. A.	(R)	..	..	150
			Cowan, Josephine P.	Pr	..	..	80
			Shaw, Hilda L. ..	Pr	..	..	80
			Ritchie, Thomas R.	H	108	D	370
			Scott, Janet	A	222	D	205
			Masefield, John ..	H	52	B	435
			Craig, Stephenson E.	A	173	B	310
			Wishart, Alice E. ..	I	106	C	350
			Moyle, Harold L. ..	A	165	D	360
			Kidd, Ivy B. ..	A	139	C	300
			Boles, Annette V. M.	A	170	D	225
			Turner, Annie E. ..	A	185	C	200
			Barry, Rona M. ..	Sub.A	208	C	170
			Devereaux, Eva M.	Pr	..	..	80
			Green, Irene M. ..	Pr	..	..	80
			French, Cecil R. ..	H	134	C	350
			Nicholls, Maude R.	A	191	C	220
			McFarland, Robert F.	Pr	..	..	85
			Bassett, Phyllis C.	S	197	C	235
			Lamond, James A.	R	..	..	180
			Stewart, Christopher J.	S	..	Lic.	265
			McCambridge, Hugh	H	105	C	385
			Jameson, Doris G.	A	190	C	215
			Fitzgerald, Mary ..	A	164	D	243
			Bishop, George ..	S	..	Lic.	220
Te Rau-a-moa ..	1	18
Te Rau-mauku ..	1	10
Te Rore ..	2	21
Te Tii (half-time with Purerua).
Te Toro ..	2	27
Te Uku ..	1	13
Te Wairoa ..	0	6
Te Werenga ..	2	26
Te Whetu ..	3A	42
Thames Central ..	6A	341
Thames North ..	3B	62
Thames South ..	5C	337
Thornton ..	3B	54
Tikinui ..	1	11
Tinopai ..	0	8
Ti Point ..	2	21
Tirau ..	3C	90
Tiroa ..	1	16
Tirohanga (half-time with Otara East).
Tirohia ..	3A	37	Pendergrast, Arthur S. ..	H	126	D	345
			Biggs, Wilhelmina H.	A	206	D	200
			Witten, Lilly (Mrs.)	S	131	D	330
			Hawkes, Louisa A.	S	163	D	275
			Hayr, Kenneth J. M.	S	206	C	220
			Lee, Maurice G. ..	S	194	B	210
			Ogden, Mary	R	..	..	180
			Surman, Ethel A. ..	H	178	D	265
			Ray, Vera E. ..	A	204	C	210
			Bell, Julian B. ..	S	185	C	250
			Sprague, Margaret E.	S	..	..	135
			Timms, William ..	H	142	C	335
			Belshaw, Florence M.	A	195	C	235
			Collier, Eileen	S	171	C	295
			Furze, Peter	R	..	..	180
Titirangi ..	2	24
Titoki ..	2	34
Toatoa ..	1	15
Tokanui ..	2	16
Tokatoka ..	2	36
Tokoroa ..	2	45
Tomarata ..	1	16
Topuni ..	1	9
Totara ..	3A	44
Towai ..	2	23
Troopers Road ..	1	9
Tryphena (half-time with Okupu).
Tuakau ..	3C	117	Graham, William G. ..	H	85	C	385
			Paltridge, Emilie E. A.	A	172	B	235
			Charlton, Lilian B. (Mrs.)	A	195	D	190
			Armstrong, Edith C.	S	187	D	300
Turanga-o-moana ..	2	30

NOTE.—For explanatory notes see page 659.

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🎓 List of Public Schools and Teachers as at 31st December, 1928 (continued from previous page)

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
Dated14 March 1929
KeywordsPublic Schools, Teachers, Staff List, Education Department, Auckland
👱🏽 Names

77 names identified

Mildred M. Place, Teacher at Te Puke Secondary
Jessie L. Paterson, Teacher at Te Puke Secondary
Muriel J. Taylor, Teacher at Te Puke Secondary
Janet Ross, Teacher at Te Puke Secondary
Zita A. Longworth, Teacher at Te Puke Secondary
Ernest H. Audley, Teacher at Te Puke Secondary
Kathleen Kennedy, Teacher at Te Puke Secondary
Margaret F. M. Orr, Teacher at Te Puke Secondary
Gordon T. Robertson, Teacher at Te Puke Secondary
Olive R. Jewell, Teacher at Te Puke Secondary
Henry Skiffington, Teacher at Te Puke Secondary
Marjorie I. Newbegin, Teacher at Te Puke Secondary
Charlotte A. V. Ellmers, Teacher at Te Puke Secondary
Kathleen E. Hassett, Teacher at Te Puke Secondary
Albert E. Kemble, Teacher at Te Puke Secondary
Eva Dunn, Teacher at Te Puke Secondary
Caleb P. Wills, Teacher at Te Puke Secondary
Valtie C. Campbell (Mrs.), Teacher at Te Puke Secondary
Robert W. Strong, Teacher at Te Puke Secondary
Joyce McDougall, Teacher at Te Puke No. 2
Cyril J. Adcock, Teacher at Te Puna
Agnes Evans, Teacher at Te Puninga
Desmond W. Barry, Teacher at Te Puninga
Cyril J. Cox, Teacher at Te Rahu
Jean C. McIntyre, Teacher at Te Ranga
Bertram M. Green, Teacher at Te Rapa
Thomas W. G. H. Hammond, Teacher at Te Rapa
Frances L. Evans (Mrs.), Teacher at Te Rapa
John T. Edgar, Teacher at Te Rapa
Millicent M. Baker (Mrs.), Teacher at Te Rapa
Lucy A. Morrison, Teacher at Te Rapa
Mavis A. Sims, Teacher at Te Rapa
May A. Landy, Teacher at Te Rapa
Jean M. A. Milroy, Teacher at Te Rapa
Josephine P. Cowan, Teacher at Te Rapa
Hilda L. Shaw, Teacher at Te Rapa
Thomas R. Ritchie, Teacher at Te Rapa
Janet Scott, Teacher at Te Rapa
John Masefield, Teacher at Te Rapa
Stephenson E. Craig, Teacher at Te Rapa
Alice E. Wishart, Teacher at Te Rapa
Harold L. Moyle, Teacher at Te Rapa
Ivy B. Kidd, Teacher at Te Rapa
Antoinette V. M. Boles, Teacher at Te Rapa
Annie E. Turner, Teacher at Te Rapa
Rona M. Barry, Teacher at Te Rapa
Eva M. Devereaux, Teacher at Te Rapa
Irene M. Green, Teacher at Te Rapa
Cecil R. French, Teacher at Te Rapa
Maude R. Nicholls, Teacher at Te Rapa
Robert F. McFarland, Teacher at Te Rapa
Phyllis C. Bassett, Teacher at Te Rapa
James A. Lamond, Teacher at Te Rapa
Christopher J. Stewart, Teacher at Te Rapa
Hugh McCambridge, Teacher at Te Rapa
Doris G. Jameson, Teacher at Te Rapa
Mary Fitzgerald, Teacher at Te Rapa
George Bishop, Teacher at Te Rapa
Arthur S. Pendergrast, Teacher at Tirohia
Wilhelmina H. Biggs, Teacher at Tirohia
Lilly Witten (Mrs.), Teacher at Tirohia
Louisa A. Hawkes, Teacher at Tirohia
Kenneth J. M. Hayr, Teacher at Tirohia
Maurice G. Lee, Teacher at Tirohia
Mary Ogden, Teacher at Tirohia
Ethel A. Surman, Teacher at Tirohia
Vera E. Ray, Teacher at Tirohia
Julian B. Bell, Teacher at Tirohia
Margaret E. Sprague, Teacher at Tirohia
William Timms, Teacher at Tirohia
Florence M. Belshaw, Teacher at Tirohia
Eileen Collier, Teacher at Tirohia
Peter Furze, Teacher at Tirohia
William G. Graham, Teacher at Tuakau
Emilie E. A. Paltridge, Teacher at Tuakau
Lilian B. Charlton (Mrs.), Teacher at Tuakau
Edith C. Armstrong, Teacher at Tuakau

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