New Zealand Gazette – 1929 – No. 19

Page 731

✨ Public Schools and Teachers List

M.A. 14.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 731

CANTERBURY--continued.

Name of School.	Grade of School.	Average Attendance.	Name of Teacher	Position.	Grading No.	Classification.	Salary
...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...
Pleasant Point—Primary Secondary	4B A	135 23	de Montalk, Alexander S. Oliver, Amy E. E. Kine, Henrietta Saunders, Alfred D. M. Priestley, Henry J.	H I A A D	74 116 109 190 180	B D D B B	£345* 310 310 215 285
Pleasant Valley Port Levy.. Prebbleton	1 1 3c	25 13 87	Robinson, George F. R. Dix, Alice E. Owen, Llewellyn Hughes, Martha M. Boyce, Florence G. M. McLaughlin, Robert P. Morrison, Eva M.	S S H A A H A	199 147 89 157 201 155 204	C C D C C C C	225 280 385 225 205 325 210
Puaha .. .. .. ..	3A	36	Peters, Thomas R. Wright, Catherine Sneddon, Jessie R. Cooke, Montague P. Nicholls, Dora South, Iris M. Angland, Sabina A. Brown, Mary Tully, Nora E.	S S S H I A Sub.A Pr Pr	187 .. 209 61 141 189 206 .. ..	B .. D C E C C .. ..	245 90 240 415 270 200 170 80 80
Rakaia Little Rakaia South	1 4A	16 138	McKeown, Blaikley A. English, Henry Breach, Edward L. Morgan, Amy B. B. Ambrose, Clarice M. Murphy, Regis F. Garrett, Annie F. Chambers, Arthur R. Diehl, Edna M. Andrew, Evangeline M. Hughes, Mary E. Lane, Evelynne D.	H (R) A I A A A A Sub.A Pr Pr	31 .. 117 131 139 160 195 182 197 219 206 .. ..	C E B C C C C C C D C .. ..	485 370 333 310 300 275 200 215 190 140 170 80 80
Rangiora .. .. .. ..	6A	365	Fraser, Annie D. Stack, Annie E. (Mrs.) Thomson, Lennox F. Pratt, Colonel F. Johnston, Muriel S. Eldridge, Tui G. Pengelly, Edna M. Haigh, Henry J. Mottram, Francis J. Penney, Baden C. Wills, Mary Kerr, Catherine Horrell, Elizabeth D. Andrews, Gladys G. Devan, Eleanor M. Winterbourn, Ralph Rowntree, William W. Bowden, John Aiken, Janet M. O'Donoghue, Francis M. Kent, Helen M. Colthart, James Livingstone, Ethel M. Butcher, Veda G. Erickson, Eileen N. (Mrs.) Bell, John Irwin, Margaret L. Rowe, Gwendoline M. Lynskey, Dorothy E. Shamy, Evelyn E. Smith, Donald S. Cook, Iris E. C. Parker, Margaretha L. Rule, Kathleen M. Carter, May E. Tank, Leslie J. Caskey, Mary E. Phelan, Kate R. Lawry, Emily G. Pitt, Alfred W. Lloyd, Ita Denia, Joyce H. Moor, Carolus T. Hope, Jessie E. C. Coumbe, Alfred E. Beaumont, Huia W. Hancox, Cora	S S R H I A Sub.A S H A A A A A R Pr,A Pr Pr A A A A A R Sub.A Pr.A Pr Pr S S S R H A Pr A H S H A	186 149 .. 63 131 183 218 205 51 149 103 151 162 209 .. .. .. .. 18 89 78 97 106 123 123 187 172 203 208 204 .. .. .. 195 186 190 212 170 204 192 169 113 205 .. 115 169 200 168 200	C D .. D C C C B B B B D C .. .. .. .. B D C B D C D C C C C .. .. .. C C C B C D .. D C B C	250 305 150 415 310 215 170 210 385 320 320 300 225 140 135 85 525 430 375 390 350 380 280 215 225 205 140 170 135 80 85 250 265 250 140 325 190 300 295 375 200 80 360 255 260 325 220
Rapaki .. .. .. ..	1	23	...	...	...	...	...
Riccarton .. .. .. ..	4c	253	...	...	...	...	...
Richmond .. .. .. ..	7A	512	...	...	...	...	...
Riverside .. .. .. ..	1	20	...	...	...	...	...
Roa .. .. .. ..	2	28	...	...	...	...	...
Robinson's Bay .. .. .. ..	1	20	...	...	...	...	...
Rockwood .. .. .. ..	1	12	...	...	...	...	...
Rokeby .. .. .. ..	3B	54	...	...	...	...	...
Rolleston .. .. .. ..	2	23	...	...	...	...	...
Rosewill .. .. .. ..	2	33	...	...	...	...	...
Ross .. .. .. ..	3B	63	...	...	...	...	...
Rotherham .. .. .. ..	3B	50	...	...	...	...	...
Rotomanu .. .. .. ..	1	16	...	...	...	...	...
Ruapuna .. .. .. ..	3A	38	...	...	...	...	...

Plus secondary allowance, £45.
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
KeywordsPublic Schools, Teachers, Staff List, Education Department, Canterbury
👱🏽 Names

78 names identified

Alexander S. de Montalk, Teacher at Pleasant Point Primary Secondary
Amy E. E. Oliver, Teacher at Pleasant Point Primary Secondary
Henrietta Kine, Teacher at Pleasant Point Primary Secondary
Alfred D. M. Saunders, Teacher at Pleasant Point Primary Secondary
Henry J. Priestley, Teacher at Pleasant Point Primary Secondary
George F. R. Robinson, Teacher at Pleasant Valley
Alice E. Dix, Teacher at Port Levy
Llewellyn Owen, Teacher at Prebbleton
Martha M. Hughes, Teacher at Prebbleton
Florence G. M. Boyce, Teacher at Prebbleton
Robert P. McLaughlin, Teacher at Prebbleton
Eva M. Morrison, Teacher at Prebbleton
Thomas R. Peters, Teacher at Puaha
Catherine Wright, Teacher at Puaha
Jessie R. Sneddon, Teacher at Puaha
Montague P. Cooke, Teacher at Puaha
Dora Nicholls, Teacher at Puaha
Iris M. South, Teacher at Puaha
Sabina A. Angland, Teacher at Puaha
Mary Brown, Teacher at Puaha
Nora E. Tully, Teacher at Puaha
Blaikley A. McKeown, Teacher at Rakaia
Henry English, Teacher at Little Rakaia
Edward L. Breach, Teacher at South Rakaia
Amy B. B. Morgan, Teacher at South Rakaia
Clarice M. Ambrose, Teacher at South Rakaia
Regis F. Murphy, Teacher at South Rakaia
Annie F. Garrett, Teacher at South Rakaia
Arthur R. Chambers, Teacher at South Rakaia
Edna M. Diehl, Teacher at South Rakaia
Evangeline M. Andrew, Teacher at South Rakaia
Mary E. Hughes, Teacher at South Rakaia
Evelynne D. Lane, Teacher at South Rakaia
Annie D. Fraser, Teacher at Rangiora
Annie E. Stack (Mrs.), Teacher at Rangiora
Lennox F. Thomson, Teacher at Rangiora
Colonel F. Pratt, Teacher at Rangiora
Muriel S. Johnston, Teacher at Rangiora
Tui G. Eldridge, Teacher at Rangiora
Edna M. Pengelly, Teacher at Rangiora
Henry J. Haigh, Teacher at Rangiora
Francis J. Mottram, Teacher at Rangiora
Baden C. Penney, Teacher at Rangiora
Mary Wills, Teacher at Rangiora
Catherine Kerr, Teacher at Rangiora
Elizabeth D. Horrell, Teacher at Rangiora
Gladys G. Andrews, Teacher at Rangiora
Eleanor M. Devan, Teacher at Rangiora
Ralph Winterbourn, Teacher at Rangiora
William W. Rowntree, Teacher at Rangiora
John Bowden, Teacher at Rangiora
Janet M. Aiken, Teacher at Rangiora
Francis M. O'Donoghue, Teacher at Rangiora
Helen M. Kent, Teacher at Rangiora
James Colthart, Teacher at Rangiora
Ethel M. Livingstone, Teacher at Rangiora
Veda G. Butcher, Teacher at Rangiora
Eileen N. Erickson (Mrs.), Teacher at Rangiora
John Bell, Teacher at Rangiora
Margaret L. Irwin, Teacher at Rangiora
Gwendoline M. Rowe, Teacher at Rangiora
Dorothy E. Lynskey, Teacher at Rangiora
Evelyn E. Shamy, Teacher at Rangiora
Donald S. Smith, Teacher at Rangiora
Iris E. C. Cook, Teacher at Rangiora
Margaretha L. Parker, Teacher at Rangiora
Kathleen M. Rule, Teacher at Rangiora
May E. Carter, Teacher at Rangiora
Kate R. Phelan, Teacher at Rangiora
Emily G. Lawry, Teacher at Rangiora
Alfred W. Pitt, Teacher at Rangiora
Ita Lloyd, Teacher at Rangiora
Joyce H. Denia, Teacher at Rangiora
Carolus T. Moor, Teacher at Rangiora
Jessie E. C. Hope, Teacher at Rangiora
Alfred E. Coumbe, Teacher at Rangiora
Huia W. Beaumont, Teacher at Rangiora
Cora Hancox, Teacher at Rangiora

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