New Zealand Gazette – 1929 – No. 19

Page 701

✨ Public Schools and Teachers List

Mar. 14.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 701

HAWKE’S BAY—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)
Hastings Central: Main (506), and Special Class (10)	7B	516	Banks, James (ii) ..	H	38	C	£525
			Bark, John A. ..	A	82	C	445
			Morrison, Isabella	I	73	B	375
			Clifford, William C.	A	133	C	340
			de Lambert, Ethel G.	A	108	C	295
			Sankey, Arthur W.	A	177	C	360
			Patterson, Catherine A.	A	179	B	250
			Crumpton, Dorothy R.	A	181	C	235
			Morriss, Doris M. ..	A	197	C	200
			Blott, Edith M. ..	A	174	C	225
			Edwards, Frederick W.	A	194	C	265
			Walker, Elsie M. (Mrs.)	A	160	C	190
			Lankovsky, Mary ..	Sub.A	210	C	170
			Hogg, Mary C. ..	Pr.A	..	..	135
			Allison, Joan P. ..	Pr	..	..	80
			Flowers, Phyllis A.	Pr	..	..	80
			Death, Valerie I. ..	Pr	..	..	80
Hastings Street: Main (480), and Special Class (17)	7A	497	Bissell, Edward (ii)	H	23	C	525
			McGlashen, Ralph..	A	86	C	430
			Burns, Evelyn H. M.	I	92	D	365
			Emmett, Frank N.	A	145	D	370
			Hannay, Amelia W.	A	95	C	350
			Ross, Ida	A	151	D	300
			Bain, Ida W. ..	A	129	D	310
			Munro, Edna F. ..	A	157	B	290
			Clifford, Alice M. ..	Exchange Teacher.	187	C	215
			Brown, Jane R. ..	A	152	D	235
			Corbet, Gladys G.	A	..	C	200
			Stinear, Leah E. (Mrs.)	R	..	C	200
			Benson, Alice M. ..	Sub.A	208	C	170
			Rathie, Grace H. ..	Sub.A	212	C	170
			Phillips, George H.	Pr	..	..	85
			Isdale, Alastair M.	Pr	..	..	115
Hastings West .. .. ..	5C	327	Maxwell, Robert W. D.	H	52	A	465
			Malone, Charles L.	A	120	C	380
			Satchell, Winifred A.	I	112	C	340
			Gibbs, Alice W. ..	A	156	C	290
			Frude, Anna D. ..	A	144	D	285
			McQuillan, Kathrine M.	A	195	B	200
			Sear, Ellen L. ..	A	188	C	200
			Eglinton, Alice E. M.	Sub.A	212	C	170
			Cowan, John ..	Pr	..	..	85
			Clark, Violet A. D.	Pr	..	..	80
			Little, Margaret A. L.	Pr	..	..	80
Hatuma .. .. .. ..	2	17	Mitcalfe, Henry P.	S	197	B	225
Hauturu .. .. .. ..	1	9	Sim, Iona P. ..	S	195	B	240
Havelock North .. .. ..	5A	241	Lyall, Henry	H	57	D	435
			Nielson, Engelhardt R. B.	A	158	C	360
			Watkins, Beatrice J. B.	I	112	C	310
			Williamson, Annie P.	A	134	D	300
			Sear, Florence M. ..	A	173	C	225
			Gloyn, Hazel H. ..	Sub.A	209	C	170
			Graham, Philip A.	Pr	..	..	85
			Higgins, Joyce ..	Pr	..	..	80
Herbertville .. .. ..	1	7	Wright, Muriel E.	S	..	..	105
Homebrook .. .. ..	1	9	Hill, Margaret J. ..	S	195	D	245
Hopelands .. .. ..	2	28	Warner, Douglas G.	S	148	D	320
Huiarua .. .. .. ..	0	6	Lambert, Margaret T.	S	..	..	90
Kahuranaki .. .. ..	0	9	Reader, Theo G. ..	S	206	D	200
Kaiti .. .. .. ..	5C	340	Renton, William (ii)	H	42	B	465
			Jensen, Hans A. ..	A	158	C	363
			Putlett, Annie L. ..	I	112	D	325
			Cowan, Eleanor J.	A	183	C	235
			McKenzie, Emma V. M.	A	150	C	300
			Surrey, Freda J. ..	A	191	C	215
			Close, Edith M. ..	A	186	C	215
			Murray, Annie T. ..	Sub.A	210	C	170
			Lowndes, Colin R.	Pr	..	..	85
			Beale, Doris M. ..	Pr	..	..	80
Kaitoto .. .. .. ..	0	6	Goldsmith, Mary (Mrs.)	S	..	..	90
Kaiwaka .. .. .. ..	1	13	Lowe, Laura C. ..	S	193	C	220
Kanakanaiia .. .. ..	0	8	Fraser, Hilda C. ..	S	..	..	120
Karetu .. .. .. ..	0	8	Harding, Betty ..	S	..	..	120
Kereru .. .. .. ..	0	7	Fleming, Lillian C.	S	..	..	105
Kiritaki .. .. .. ..	3B	48	Carston, Henry F...	H	137	D	350
			Baker, Edith M. ..	A	189	C	210
Kohatunui .. .. ..	0	4	Murray, Amy V. ..	S	..	..	60
Korokoro .. .. ..	1	15	Duff, Arthur J. W.	S	186	B	250
Kotemaori .. .. ..	2	51	Anderson, Ernest G.	H	195	C	265
			Chambers, Enid R.	A	194	C	200

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, Hawke's Bay
👱🏽 Names

80 names identified

James Banks, Teacher at Hastings Central
John A. Bark, Teacher at Hastings Central
Isabella Morrison, Teacher at Hastings Central
William C. Clifford, Teacher at Hastings Central
Ethel G. de Lambert, Teacher at Hastings Central
Arthur W. Sankey, Teacher at Hastings Central
Catherine A. Patterson, Teacher at Hastings Central
Dorothy R. Crumpton, Teacher at Hastings Central
Doris M. Morriss, Teacher at Hastings Central
Edith M. Blott, Teacher at Hastings Central
Frederick W. Edwards, Teacher at Hastings Central
Elsie M. Walker (Mrs.), Teacher at Hastings Central
Mary Lankovsky, Teacher at Hastings Central
Mary C. Hogg, Teacher at Hastings Central
Joan P. Allison, Teacher at Hastings Central
Phyllis A. Flowers, Teacher at Hastings Central
Valerie I. Death, Teacher at Hastings Central
Edward Bissell, Teacher at Hastings Street
Ralph McGlashen, Teacher at Hastings Street
Evelyn H. M. Burns, Teacher at Hastings Street
Frank N. Emmett, Teacher at Hastings Street
Amelia W. Hannay, Teacher at Hastings Street
Ida Ross, Teacher at Hastings Street
Ida W. Bain, Teacher at Hastings Street
Edna F. Munro, Teacher at Hastings Street
Alice M. Clifford, Exchange Teacher at Hastings Street
Jane R. Brown, Teacher at Hastings Street
Gladys G. Corbet, Teacher at Hastings Street
Leah E. Stinear (Mrs.), Teacher at Hastings Street
Alice M. Benson, Teacher at Hastings Street
Grace H. Rathie, Teacher at Hastings Street
George H. Phillips, Teacher at Hastings Street
Alastair M. Isdale, Teacher at Hastings Street
Robert W. D. Maxwell, Teacher at Hastings West
Charles L. Malone, Teacher at Hastings West
Winifred A. Satchell, Teacher at Hastings West
Alice W. Gibbs, Teacher at Hastings West
Anna D. Frude, Teacher at Hastings West
Kathrine M. McQuillan, Teacher at Hastings West
Ellen L. Sear, Teacher at Hastings West
Alice E. M. Eglinton, Teacher at Hastings West
John Cowan, Teacher at Hastings West
Violet A. D. Clark, Teacher at Hastings West
Margaret A. L. Little, Teacher at Hastings West
Henry P. Mitcalfe, Teacher at Hatuma
Iona P. Sim, Teacher at Hauturu
Henry Lyall, Teacher at Havelock North
Engelhardt R. B. Nielson, Teacher at Havelock North
Beatrice J. B. Watkins, Teacher at Havelock North
Annie P. Williamson, Teacher at Havelock North
Florence M. Sear, Teacher at Havelock North
Hazel H. Gloyn, Teacher at Havelock North
Philip A. Graham, Teacher at Havelock North
Joyce Higgins, Teacher at Havelock North
Muriel E. Wright, Teacher at Herbertville
Margaret J. Hill, Teacher at Homebrook
Douglas G. Warner, Teacher at Hopelands
Margaret T. Lambert, Teacher at Huiarua
Theo G. Reader, Teacher at Kahuranaki
William Renton, Teacher at Kaiti
Hans A. Jensen, Teacher at Kaiti
Annie L. Putlett, Teacher at Kaiti
Eleanor J. Cowan, Teacher at Kaiti
Emma V. M. McKenzie, Teacher at Kaiti
Freda J. Surrey, Teacher at Kaiti
Edith M. Close, Teacher at Kaiti
Annie T. Murray, Teacher at Kaiti
Colin R. Lowndes, Teacher at Kaiti
Doris M. Beale, Teacher at Kaiti
Mary Goldsmith (Mrs.), Teacher at Kaitoto
Laura C. Lowe, Teacher at Kaiwaka
Hilda C. Fraser, Teacher at Kanakanaiia
Betty Harding, Teacher at Karetu
Lillian C. Fleming, Teacher at Kereru
Henry F. Carston, Teacher at Kiritaki
Edith M. Baker, Teacher at Kiritaki
Amy V. Murray, Teacher at Kohatunui
Arthur J. W. Duff, Teacher at Korokoro
Ernest G. Anderson, Teacher at Kotemaori
Enid R. Chambers, Teacher at Kotemaori

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