New Zealand Gazette – 1930 – No. 24

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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)
Mangatoi ..	1	9	Sampson, Gwendoline W. ..	S	186	D	£235
Mangatu (11) and Tutamoe (11)	2	22	Duncan, Wilson ..	S	184	C	290
Mangawai Beach	1	22	Dyer, Maud L. (Mrs.)	S	152	C	320
Mangawara	1	14	Hassett, Eileen ..	S	199	D	250
Mangawhero	2	30	Tierney, Hilda C. ..	S	160	C	265
Mangere ..	3c	87	Dean, William F. ..	H	78	C	385
			Moore, Irene B. ..	A	141	C	260
			Dryland, Nellie S.	A	179	C	215
Mangere Bridge ..	4A	141	Jaffrey, Henry C. ..	H	53	C	415
			Philipps, Byril M.	I	130	C	310
			Wiseman, Rona A.	A	188	C	200
			Gregory, Ruby V. (Mrs.)	R	..	D	160
			Winn, Richard C. ..	Pr	..	..	85
Mangere East ..	4A	167	Hodge, Robert P.	R	148	B	300
			Burns, Ruby M. (Mrs.)	I	137	C	335
			Carnachan, Myrtle E.	A	167	C	225
			Glynn, Elsie (Mrs.)	R	..	..	160
			Wallbridge, Leonard E.	Sub.A	210	C	190
Mangonui ..	3A	40	Burt, Sarah M. R. ..	H	127	B	345
			Johnson, Olga N. ..	A	193	D	220
Manukau Heads ..	1	14	Butterworth, Charles	S	207	C	240
Manurewa..	6B	395	McNaughton, David W.	H	50	C	475
			Jones, John W. T.	A	78	C	440
			Jeffs, Maud C. A. ..	I	91	C	365
			Wilcox, John S. ..	A	104	D	390
			White, Margaret A.	A	123	C	310
			Noble, Kathleen ..	A	188	C	215
			Inglis, Florence L.	A	176	C	225
			Lloyd, Zoe O. ..	A	195	B	190
			Wotherspoon, William B. ..	Sub.A	206	C	190
			Gray, Audrey W. ..	Sub.A	211	C	170
			Harris, Catherine A.	Pr	..	..	80
Mapiu ..	1	16	Macfarlane, Margaret E. T. (Mrs.)	S	138	D	280
Maraetai No. 2 ..	1	15	Tonks, William E. I.	S	186	C	240
Maramarua West ..	1	20	Freeman, Horatio N.	S	179	B	235
Mareretu ..	2	29	Baker, Arthur L. ..	S	175	B	265
Marlow ..	2	22	Henderson, Robert T.	S	202	C	240
Marohemo	2	21	Williams, Christina	S	194	C	240
Maromaku	2	22	Smith, Roy V. ..	S	193	B	310
Maropiu ..	3A	36	Bassett, Allan ..	H	170	B	295
			Hepburn, Annie ..	A	204	C	190
Marua ..	2	30	Hirtzel, Clace E. (Mrs.)	S	168	E	320
Massey-Birdwood ..	1	17	Chalmers, Helen M.	S	159	D	250
Mata ..	1	12	Strong, David W. ..	S	205	C	200
Matahuru ..	1	15	Gannon, Ruby E. ..	S	193	D	250
Matai Camp	1	10	Cowern, Phœbe A.	S	..	..	160
Mataitai ..	2	21	Pritchard, Eric D. ..	S	197	C	220
Matakana	3B	59	McKay, Donald A.	H	121	E	360
			Morrison, Lorna ..	A	183	C	225
Matakoehe ..	3A	49	Cox, Cyril J. ..	H	149	C	335
			Skudder, Caroline J.	A	198	C	210
Matamata—Primary ..	4C	211	Wells, John F. ..	H	35	B	485*
Secondary ..	C	35	Melville, John (ii) ..	A	167	C	270
Junior High ..	4B	202	Stockdale, Florence A. (Mrs.)	I	111	C	310
			McGeahan, Katherina R. ..	A	193	B	215
			Vazey, Alice S. ..	A	180	B	200
			Brown, Emily P. ..	A	176	C	225
			Stansfield, Mary ..	Pr.A	..	..	135
			Watt, Colin C. ..	Pr	..	..	85
			Mason, Rosalie R. ..	Pr	..	..	80
			Crocker, James F.	D	125	B	420
			Bell, Elizabeth V.	D	146	B	345
			White, Fergus G. ..	J.H. A	127	B	370
			Howes, Bernard H.	J.H. A	80	C	425
			Whelan, Albert J. R.	J.H. A	177	C	330
			Anderson, Ethel M. (Mrs.)	J.H. A	172	D	285
			Park, Eileen N. ..	J.H. A	149	C	285
			Waite, Elsie C. A.	J.H. A	168	C	290
Matangi ..	3c	115	Dunn, Reginald M.	R	..	..	180
			Banks, Mona ..	A	181	C	225
			Mitchell, Mary M. ..	A	180	C	225
Matapouri (10) and Tutukaka (5)	1	15	Chapman, Athol V.	S	205	C	310
Mataraua ..	1	14	Corpe, Lewis V. ..	S	189	D	230
Mati ..	2	25	Frost, Ida V. D’E.	S	134	D	320
Matira ..	1	11	Bone, Elizabeth M. (Mrs.)	S	178	D	260

Plus secondary allowance, £80.
NOTE.—For explanatory notes see page 885.

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🎓 List of Public Schools and Teachers as at 31st December, 1929 (continued from previous page)

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
Dated25 March 1930
KeywordsPublic Schools, Teachers, Staff List, Education Department, Alphabetical Order, Attendance, Positions, Salaries, Residences, House Allowances
👱🏽 Names

75 names identified

Gwendoline W. Sampson, Teacher at Mangatoi School
Wilson Duncan, Teacher at Mangatu and Tutamoe Schools
Maud L. Dyer (Mrs.), Teacher at Mangawai Beach School
Eileen Hassett, Teacher at Mangawara School
Hilda C. Tierney, Teacher at Mangawhero School
William F. Dean, Head Teacher at Mangere School
Irene B. Moore, Assistant Teacher at Mangere School
Nellie S. Dryland, Assistant Teacher at Mangere School
Henry C. Jaffrey, Head Teacher at Mangere Bridge School
Byril M. Philipps, Infant Teacher at Mangere Bridge School
Rona A. Wiseman, Assistant Teacher at Mangere Bridge School
Ruby V. Gregory (Mrs.), Relieving Teacher at Mangere Bridge School
Richard C. Winn, Probationary Teacher at Mangere Bridge School
Robert P. Hodge, Relieving Teacher at Mangere East School
Ruby M. Burns (Mrs.), Infant Teacher at Mangere East School
Myrtle E. Carnachan, Assistant Teacher at Mangere East School
Elsie Glynn (Mrs.), Relieving Teacher at Mangere East School
Leonard E. Wallbridge, Substitute Assistant Teacher at Mangere East School
Sarah M. R. Burt, Head Teacher at Mangonui School
Olga N. Johnson, Assistant Teacher at Mangonui School
Charles Butterworth, Teacher at Manukau Heads School
David W. McNaughton, Head Teacher at Manurewa School
John W. T. Jones, Assistant Teacher at Manurewa School
Maud C. A. Jeffs, Infant Teacher at Manurewa School
John S. Wilcox, Assistant Teacher at Manurewa School
Margaret A. White, Assistant Teacher at Manurewa School
Kathleen Noble, Assistant Teacher at Manurewa School
Florence L. Inglis, Assistant Teacher at Manurewa School
Zoe O. Lloyd, Assistant Teacher at Manurewa School
William B. Wotherspoon, Substitute Assistant Teacher at Manurewa School
Audrey W. Gray, Substitute Assistant Teacher at Manurewa School
Catherine A. Harris, Probationary Teacher at Manurewa School
Margaret E. T. Macfarlane (Mrs.), Teacher at Mapiu School
William E. I. Tonks, Teacher at Maraetai No. 2 School
Horatio N. Freeman, Teacher at Maramarua West School
Arthur L. Baker, Teacher at Mareretu School
Robert T. Henderson, Teacher at Marlow School
Christina Williams, Teacher at Marohemo School
Roy V. Smith, Teacher at Maromaku School
Allan Bassett, Head Teacher at Maropiu School
Annie Hepburn, Assistant Teacher at Maropiu School
Clace E. Hirtzel (Mrs.), Teacher at Marua School
Helen M. Chalmers, Teacher at Massey-Birdwood School
David W. Strong, Teacher at Mata School
Ruby E. Gannon, Teacher at Matahuru School
Phœbe A. Cowern, Teacher at Matai Camp School
Eric D. Pritchard, Teacher at Mataitai School
Donald A. McKay, Head Teacher at Matakana School
Lorna Morrison, Assistant Teacher at Matakana School
Cyril J. Cox, Head Teacher at Matakoehe School
Caroline J. Skudder, Assistant Teacher at Matakoehe School
John F. Wells, Head Teacher at Matamata Primary School
John Melville, Assistant Teacher at Matamata Secondary School
Florence A. Stockdale (Mrs.), Infant Teacher at Matamata Junior High School
Katherina R. McGeahan, Assistant Teacher at Matamata Junior High School
Alice S. Vazey, Assistant Teacher at Matamata Junior High School
Emily P. Brown, Assistant Teacher at Matamata Junior High School
Mary Stansfield, Probationary Assistant Teacher at Matamata Junior High School
Colin C. Watt, Probationary Teacher at Matamata Junior High School
Rosalie R. Mason, Probationary Teacher at Matamata Junior High School
James F. Crocker, District Teacher at Matamata Junior High School
Elizabeth V. Bell, District Teacher at Matamata Junior High School
Fergus G. White, Junior High Assistant Teacher at Matamata Junior High School
Bernard H. Howes, Junior High Assistant Teacher at Matamata Junior High School
Albert J. R. Whelan, Junior High Assistant Teacher at Matamata Junior High School
Ethel M. Anderson (Mrs.), Junior High Assistant Teacher at Matamata Junior High School
Eileen N. Park, Junior High Assistant Teacher at Matamata Junior High School
Elsie C. A. Waite, Junior High Assistant Teacher at Matamata Junior High School
Reginald M. Dunn, Relieving Teacher at Matangi School
Mona Banks, Assistant Teacher at Matangi School
Mary M. Mitchell, Assistant Teacher at Matangi School
Athol V. Chapman, Teacher at Matapouri and Tutukaka Schools
Lewis V. Corpe, Teacher at Mataraua School
Ida V. D’E. Frost, Teacher at Mati School
Elizabeth M. Bone (Mrs.), Teacher at Matira School

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