New Zealand Gazette – 1931 – No. 26

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✨ Public Schools and Teachers List

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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)
Te Mata	..	..	3A	40	Atkins, Harry	..	H
					Farrar, Marjorie, B.A.	..	A
Te Matarau	..	..	2	30	Morgan, Margarette V. (Mrs.)	..	S
Te Mawhai	..	..	3B	54	Ching, Harold L.	..	H
					Moore, Ellen (ii)	..	A
Te Miro	..	..	1	21	Stewart, Charles I. V.	..	S
Te Pahu	..	..	2	30	Parker, Margaretta L.	..	S
Te Papapa	..	..	7B	487	Gibson, Henry T.	..	H
					Tooman, George	..	A
					Hawkins, Margaret A. (Mrs.)	..	I
					Waddell, William H.	..	A
					Foster, Olive C.	..	A
					Drummond, William G.	..	A
					Clifford, Eliza C. (Mrs.)	..	A
					Parker, Lilian	..	A
					Henahan, Annie M.	..	A
					Catley, Edith A.	..	A
					Biggs, Denison J.	..	R(AA)
					Cornes, Eldon W.	..	Pr.A
					Birch, Laura H.	..	Pr.A
Te Poi	..	..	3B	57	Molloy, John J.	..	H
					Garland, Vera A.	..	A
Te Pu	..	..	1	15	Brown, Allan J. M.	..	S
Te Puke—Primary	..	..	5A	242	Cliffe, Albert S.	..	H
Secondary	..	..	C	46	Dare, Harold A., B.A.	..	A
					Bennett, Elizabeth (Mrs.)	..	I
					Place, Mildred M.	..	A
					Walters, Stella	..	A
					Holden, Lorna E. (Mrs.)	..	R
					Moore, Louisa T.	..	Pr
					Carnachan, James L. G., B.A.	..	D
					Kennedy, Kathleen	..	D
Te Puna	..	..	3A	55	Robertson, Gordon F.	..	H
					Prowse, Alice M.	..	A
Te Puninga	..	..	3B	65	Skiffington, Henry	..	H
					Mueller, Blanche I.	..	A
Te Rahu	..	..	2	32	Ellmers, Charlotte A. V.	..	S
Te Ranga	..	..	1	20	Chaplin, Leslie G.	..	S
Te Rapa	..	..	3A	43	Kemble, Albert E.	..	H
					Sefton, Nerissa M.	..	R
Te Rau-a-moa	..	..	2	23	Wills, Caleb P.	..	S
Te Rau Mauku	..	..	1	13	Tizard, Ronald	..	S
Te Rore	..	..	1	18	Strong, Robert W.	..	S
Te Tii (half-time with Purerua).
Te Toro	..	..	2	24	Freeman, Desmond C.	..	S
Te Uku	..	..	1	21	Ross, Mary I.	..	S
Te Werenga	..	..	2	29	Maxwell, Hilda J. (Mrs.)	..	S
Te Whetu	..	..	3A	32	Jefferson, Christian	..	H
					Baker, Elsie M.	..	(R)
Thames Central	..	..	5B	306	Green, Bertram M.	..	H
					Hammond, Thomas W. G. H.	..	A
					Pinder, Constance M.	..	I
					Thomas, Richard J.	..	A
					Sims, Mavis A.	..	A
					Avery, Doris W. E.	..	A
					Shaw, Jean D. L.	..	Pr A
					Clark, Flora	..	Pr.
Thames North	..	..	3B	60	Ritchie, Thomas R.	..	H
					Hillcoat, Helen W.	..	A
Thames South	..	..	5B	296	Finlayson, John H. McW., B.A.	..	H
					Edgar, John T.	..	A
					Wishart, Alice E.	..	I
					Kidd, Ivy B.	..	A
					Boles, Annette V. M.	..	A
					Turner, Annie E.	..	A
					Hall, Mavis B.	..	Pr A
					Gorbey, Charles C.	..	Pr
The Nook	..	..	0	2	Wakelin, Mary E.	..	S
Thorndon	..	..	3B	67	French, Cecil R.	..	H
					Nicholls, Maude R.	..	A
					Webster, John S.	..	Pr
Tikinui	..	..	1	13	Bassett, Phyllis C.	..	S
Tinopai	..	..	1	6	Hetherington, Winifred	..	S
Ti Point	..	..	2	23	Day, Charles	..	S
Tirau	..	..	3C	89	Harvey, Roderick McG.	..	H
					Jameson, Doris G.	..	A
					Fitzgerald, Mary	..	A
Tiroa	..	..	1	23	Bishop, George	..	S

Plus secondary allowance, £60.
NOTE.—For explanatory notes see page 861.

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🎓 List of Public Schools and Teachers as at 31st December, 1930 (continued from previous page)

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
Dated16 March 1931
KeywordsPublic Schools, Teachers, Staff List, Education Department
👱🏽 Names

77 names identified

Harry Atkins, Teacher at Te Mata School
Marjorie Farrar, Teacher at Te Mata School
Margarette V. Morgan (Mrs.), Teacher at Te Matarau School
Harold L. Ching, Teacher at Te Mawhai School
Ellen Moore, Teacher at Te Mawhai School
Charles I. V. Stewart, Teacher at Te Miro School
Margaretta L. Parker, Teacher at Te Pahu School
Henry T. Gibson, Teacher at Te Papapa School
George Tooman, Teacher at Te Papapa School
Margaret A. Hawkins (Mrs.), Teacher at Te Papapa School
William H. Waddell, Teacher at Te Papapa School
Olive C. Foster, Teacher at Te Papapa School
William G. Drummond, Teacher at Te Papapa School
Eliza C. Clifford (Mrs.), Teacher at Te Papapa School
Lilian Parker, Teacher at Te Papapa School
Annie M. Henahan, Teacher at Te Papapa School
Edith A. Catley, Teacher at Te Papapa School
Denison J. Biggs, Teacher at Te Papapa School
Eldon W. Cornes, Teacher at Te Papapa School
Laura H. Birch, Teacher at Te Papapa School
John J. Molloy, Teacher at Te Poi School
Vera A. Garland, Teacher at Te Poi School
Allan J. M. Brown, Teacher at Te Pu School
Albert S. Cliffe, Teacher at Te Puke Primary School
Harold A. Dare, Teacher at Te Puke Primary School
Elizabeth Bennett (Mrs.), Teacher at Te Puke Primary School
Mildred M. Place, Teacher at Te Puke Primary School
Stella Walters, Teacher at Te Puke Primary School
Lorna E. Holden (Mrs.), Teacher at Te Puke Primary School
Louisa T. Moore, Teacher at Te Puke Primary School
James L. G. Carnachan, Teacher at Te Puke Primary School
Kathleen Kennedy, Teacher at Te Puke Primary School
Gordon F. Robertson, Teacher at Te Puna School
Alice M. Prowse, Teacher at Te Puna School
Henry Skiffington, Teacher at Te Puninga School
Blanche I. Mueller, Teacher at Te Puninga School
Charlotte A. V. Ellmers, Teacher at Te Rahu School
Leslie G. Chaplin, Teacher at Te Ranga School
Albert E. Kemble, Teacher at Te Rapa School
Nerissa M. Sefton, Teacher at Te Rapa School
Caleb P. Wills, Teacher at Te Rau-a-moa School
Ronald Tizard, Teacher at Te Rau Mauku School
Robert W. Strong, Teacher at Te Rore School
Desmond C. Freeman, Teacher at Te Toro School
Mary I. Ross, Teacher at Te Uku School
Hilda J. Maxwell (Mrs.), Teacher at Te Werenga School
Christian Jefferson, Teacher at Te Whetu School
Elsie M. Baker, Teacher at Te Whetu School
Bertram M. Green, Teacher at Thames Central School
Thomas W. G. H. Hammond, Teacher at Thames Central School
Constance M. Pinder, Teacher at Thames Central School
Richard J. Thomas, Teacher at Thames Central School
Mavis A. Sims, Teacher at Thames Central School
Doris W. E. Avery, Teacher at Thames Central School
Jean D. L. Shaw, Teacher at Thames Central School
Flora Clark, Teacher at Thames Central School
Thomas R. Ritchie, Teacher at Thames North School
Helen W. Hillcoat, Teacher at Thames North School
John H. McW. Finlayson, Teacher at Thames South School
John T. Edgar, Teacher at Thames South School
Alice E. Wishart, Teacher at Thames South School
Ivy B. Kidd, Teacher at Thames South School
Annette V. M. Boles, Teacher at Thames South School
Annie E. Turner, Teacher at Thames South School
Mavis B. Hall, Teacher at Thames South School
Charles C. Gorbey, Teacher at Thames South School
Mary E. Wakelin, Teacher at The Nook School
Cecil R. French, Teacher at Thorndon School
Maude R. Nicholls, Teacher at Thorndon School
John S. Webster, Teacher at Thorndon School
Phyllis C. Bassett, Teacher at Tikinui School
Winifred Hetherington, Teacher at Tinopai School
Charles Day, Teacher at Ti Point School
Roderick McG. Harvey, Teacher at Tirau School
Doris G. Jameson, Teacher at Tirau School
Mary Fitzgerald, Teacher at Tirau School
George Bishop, Teacher at Tiroa School

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