New Zealand Gazette – 1930 – No. 14

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✨ Education Department Staff Details

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

Feb. 21.]

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT—continued.

Page No. 101

No.	Name	Salary Year ending 31st March, 1930	Annual Salary from which payable	Date from which present salary payable	Division and Class	Classification Maximum	Position and Place	Month and Year of Birth	Continuous Service Period	Remarks, Examinations and Kenosis
		£ s. d.	£					M. Y.	Y. M. X. M.
1	O'Donohue, J.	405 0 0	405	1/4/24	E	£405	Manager	1/72	9 6 1 0	B (£55). Jn. Ex., N.Z. Cert.
2	Neas, W. O.	250 0 0	250	1/9/29	E		Head Teacher	8/01	0 8 4 6	J (£20).
3	Pickering, E. W.	270 285	285	1/4/29	G	295	Clerk Attendant	5/84	14 3 0 4	J (£20).
4	Spenor, M.	295 205	295	1/7/22	G	295	Farm Overseer	9/76	14 0 0 0	J (£20).
5	Cleal, W. T.	295 295	295	1/4/23	G	295	Storeman Attendant	9/80	19 5 3 0	J (£20).
6	Thornley, M.	270 280	280	1/4/29	G	280	Mechanic Attendant	11/78	11 2 1 6	J (£20).
7	Pike, A.	245 260	260	1/4/29	G	260	General Attendant	12/85	16 0 0 0	J (£20).

CHILD WELFARE

CENTRE, WELLINGTON.

| 8 | Goodwin, P. | 370 380 | 380 | 26/6/29 | G | 409 | Boys' Welfare Officer | 4/83 | 8 10 0 0 | |
| 9 | Baldock, E. C. | 300 0 0 | 300 | | G | | Boys' Welfare Officer | *8/11 | 0 8 11 0 | N.Z. Cert. B. Resigned, 31/3/29. |
| 10 | Thornhill, Miss R. B. | 275 280 | 280 | 1/4/29 | G | 280 | Child Welfare Officer | 0 2 | 20 4 0 0 | |

BOYS' PROBATION HOME, WELLINGTON.

| 11 | Futter, Miss G. M. | 185 195 | 195 | 1/4/29 | G | 205 | Matron | | 8 6 0 2 | G (£45). |

GIRLS' HOSTEL, WELLINGTON.

| 12 | Williams, Miss T. | 185 195 | 195 | 1/4/29 | G | 205 | Matron | 11 0 | 2 0 0 0 | G (£45). |

CHILDREN'S HOME, MIRAMAR.

| 13 | O'Shea, Miss E. A. | 330 350 | 350 | 1/7/27 | E | 350 | Manager, District Agent, Infant-life Protection | 9 3 | 2 2 0 0 | |
| 14 | Johnston, Mrs. A. S. | 275 280 | 280 | 1/4/29 | G | 280 | Teacher | 21 2 | |
| 15 | Sugden, Miss F. K. | 225 235 | 235 | 1/4/29 | G | 240 | Visiting Nurse, Infant-life Protection | 9 6 | N.Z.R.N. |
| 16 | Brown, Miss G. C. | 145 145 | 145 | 1/7/22 | G | 145 | Seamstress Attendant | 12 7 | Retires, 31/5/29. |

SPECIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, RICHMOND.

| 17 | Williams, Miss L. F. | 320 320 | 320 | 1/7/22 | G | 320 | Matron in Charge | 27 10 | D (£65). (d). |
| 18 | Fraser, Miss A. S. | 225 245 | 245 | 1/4/29 | E | | Teacher | 8 9 | |
| 19 | Comer, Miss A. E. | 225 225 | 225 | 1/7/22 | E | 225 | Assistant Teacher | 10 5 | Matric. (d). Includes £20 in lieu of house. |
| 20 | Lloyd, A. E. | 245 252 | 252 | 1/4/29 | G | 252 | Gardener | 5/75 | 1 10 1 3 |
| 21 | Anderson, Miss J. | 185 195 | 195 | 1/4/29 | G | 205 | Assistant Matron | 14 4 | 0 7 0 0 G (£45). |

CHILD WELFARE CENTRE, NELSON.

| 22 | Bullivant, C. A. L. | 340 350 | 350 | 1/4/29 | G | 360 | Boys' Welfare Officer | 3/84 | 13 4 0 1 |
| 23 | Bell, Miss A. R. | 225 235 | 235 | 18/5/29 | G | 280 | Child Welfare Officer | 0 10 | N.Z.R.M. |

CHILD WELFARE CENTRE, GREYMOUTH.

| 24 | Carter, Miss K. M. | 275 280 | 280 | 1/4/29 | G | 280 | Child Welfare Officer | 5 10 | 5 1 0 0 N.Z.R.N. |

RECEIVING HOME, CHRISTCHURCH.

| 25 | Edwards, Miss A. | 320 320 | 320 | 1/3/25 | E | 320 | Manager, District Agent, Infant-life Protection | 18 1 | N.Z. Cert. D, Matric N.Z.R.N. |
| 26 | Aitken, Miss M. M. | 235 245 | 245 | 8/10/29 | G | 280 | Protection | 8 10 |
| 27 | Cussen, Miss A. G. C. | 215 215 | 215 | 7/1/29 | G | 240 | Visiting Nurse, Infant-life Protection | 0 3 | Resigns, 7/6/29. |

CHILD WELFARE CENTRE, CHRISTCHURCH.

| 28 | Munday, Miss D. I. | 185 195 | 195 | 1/4/29 | G | 205 | Matron | 9 1 | 0 1 1 0 G (£45). |
| 29 | Best, Miss E. | 195 205 | 205 | 16/8/29 | G | 205 | Clerk Attendant | 9 8 | |
| 30 | Lumb, Miss R. | 185 195 | 195 | 1/9/29 | G | | Clerk Attendant | 8 7 |
| 31 | Bateman, Miss E. A. | 135 145 | 145 | 1/4/29 | G | 145 | Attendant | 11 11 | 1 3 0 0 H (£30). |

CHILD WELFARE CENTRE, CHRISTCHURCH.

| 32 | Bisset, A. | 340 350 | 350 | 1/4/29 | G | 370 | Boys' Welfare Officer | 1/82 | 22 10 0 0 Pays £40 p.a. rent for house. |
| 33 | Wright, D. M. | 330 340 | 340 | 1/4/29 | G | 350 | Boys' Welfare Officer | 9/00 | 2 0 0 0 |
| 34 | Walker, Miss A. H. | 245 260 | 260 | 1/4/29 | G | 280 | Child Welfare Officer | 14 6 | 0 8 0 0 |

*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.

(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

34 names identified

J. O'Donohue, Manager
W. O. Neas, Head Teacher
E. W. Pickering, Clerk Attendant
M. Spenor, Farm Overseer
W. T. Cleal, Storeman Attendant
M. Thornley, Mechanic Attendant
A. Pike, General Attendant
P. Goodwin, Boys' Welfare Officer
E. C. Baldock, Boys' Welfare Officer
R. B. Thornhill (Miss), Child Welfare Officer
G. M. Futter (Miss), Matron
T. Williams (Miss), Matron
E. A. O'Shea (Miss), Manager, District Agent, Infant-life Protection
A. S. Johnston (Mrs.), Teacher
F. K. Sugden (Miss), Visiting Nurse, Infant-life Protection
G. C. Brown (Miss), Seamstress Attendant
L. F. Williams (Miss), Matron in Charge
A. S. Fraser (Miss), Teacher
A. E. Comer (Miss), Assistant Teacher
A. E. Lloyd, Gardener
J. Anderson (Miss), Assistant Matron
C. A. L. Bullivant, Boys' Welfare Officer
A. R. Bell (Miss), Child Welfare Officer
K. M. Carter (Miss), Child Welfare Officer
A. Edwards (Miss), Manager, District Agent, Infant-life Protection
M. M. Aitken (Miss), Protection
A. G. C. Cussen (Miss), Visiting Nurse, Infant-life Protection
D. I. Munday (Miss), Matron
E. Best (Miss), Clerk Attendant
R. Lumb (Miss), Clerk Attendant
E. A. Bateman (Miss), Attendant
A. Bisset, Boys' Welfare Officer
D. M. Wright, Boys' Welfare Officer
A. H. Walker (Miss), Child Welfare Officer

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