New Zealand Gazette – 1931 – No. 26

Page 933

✨ Public Schools and Teachers in Canterbury

APRIL 7.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 933

CANTERBURY—continued.

Name of School.	Grade of School.	Average Attendance.	Name of Teacher.	Position.	Grading No.	Classification.	Salary.
	(1)	(2)	(3)	(4)	(5)	(6)	(7)
Lyttelton West		4A	141	Stephens, James T. O.	H	52	B
				Freeguard, Ellen M. K.	I	131	C
				Wealleans, Roland G.	A	191	B
				Edwards, Florence M.	Sub.A	201	C
				Pitcaithly, Mary C.	Pr	..	..
Mackenzie..		4A	137	Gordon, Charles S.	H	70	B
				Sloss, Eleanor	I	155	C
				Robertson, Annabella Y.	A	191	C
				Crossman, John H.	Pr.A	..	..
Makikihi ..		3A	48	McDonald, Donald J.	H	113	C
				Boyd, Flora	A	177	C
Mananui ..		1	11	Ryder, Ellen L.	S	196	C
Mangamaunu		1	21	Jorgensen, Alexandra M.	S	186	B
Maronan ..		2	24	Hamber, Frances E. (Mrs.)	S	178	C
Marsden ..		1	9	James, E.	S	..	..
Marshlands		3C	86	Gabites, Herbert F.	H	74	C
				Wilson, Charlotte M. (Mrs.)..	R	..	D
				Voice, Susannah R.	A	173	C
Mayfield ..		3B	62	Guiney, Alan H. ..	H	128	D
				Laugesen, Marion A.	A	191	B
Mead .		1	16	Maxwell, George H.	S	196	C
Methven—Primary		4C	231	Kennedy, Alexander S.	H	53	B
Secondary		C	40	Pickles, George D. S., B.A.	A	168	B
				Wade, Winnie	I	163	C
				Pledger, Venantia I. M.	A	174	C
				Fleming, Jessie J.	A	192	C
				Marsh, Warren F.	Sub.A	203	C
				Reid, Margery S. J.	Pr	..	..
				Saunders, Ada A. ..	R	173	B
				Grubb, Alice L. ..	D	120	B
Mikonui ..		1	10	Barltrop, Frederick A.	S	196	B
Milford ..		3B	54	Wild, Cyril T., M.A.	H	91	A
				Mahan, Mary M. ..	A	182	C
Monavale ..		1	21	Lory, Netta H. A...	S	192	D
Mount Alto		1	16	Smee, Mary E. ..	S	184	C
Moonlight		1	10	Hawker, Mary E. V. (Mrs.)	S	195	D
Morven ..		3A	48	Smart, Alice R. ..	H	87	C
				Johnson, Olive M.	A	160	C
Motukarara		1	17	Bradley, Honora M.	S	190	C
Mount Grey Downs		1	18	Park, Beatrice M.	S	191	D
Mount Nessing		2	22	Ferguson, Agnes M.	S	149	D
Mount Parker		1	10	Rickard, Doris J. ..	S	181	C
Mount Pleasant		2	31	Morgan, Gladys R.	S	117	C
Mount Somers		3B	66	Sharpe, William A. H.	H	144	D
				Scott, Eileen T. P.	A	192	C
New Brighton—Primary (514); New Brighton South (49)	7D	563	Pearson, Robert S.	H	13	C	495†
Secondary ..	B	30	Cowen, Martin, B.A.	A	97	B	350
				Alexander, Ann C.	I	64	D
				Scott, Frank J. I...	A	105	C
				Broom, Lavinia E.	A	98	D
				Kennedy, Daniel H.	A	141	B
				Hooker, Elsie	A	118	C
				Hooker, Nellie	A	153	D
				Emerson, Albert L.	A	197	C
				Moore, Eula I. B. ..	A	163	C
				Hayes, Daisy L. ..	A	160	C
				Petrie, Edith S. ..	A	166	C
				Mitchell, Lillian H. I., B.A.	A	171	B
				Gregg, Lucy A. W.	A	161	C
				Harris, Clifford M.	Sub.A	202	B
				Judkins, Phyllis E.	Pr.A	..	..
				Farrow, Dorothy M.	Pr	..	..
				Rainey, Robert J.	D	72	C
Newland ..		1	11	McLennan, Mary R.	R	204	D
Ngahere ..		3B	43	Dixon, Dorothy S.	H	80	D
				McSherry, Mary B.	A	184	C
North Brighton		5A	226	Rochfort, Henry, M.A.	H	58	A
				Diehl, Ernest B. ..	A	151	B
				French, Olive A. ..	I	111	C
				Alford, Jessie E. (Mrs.)	A	161	C
				Heppelthwaite, Georgina (Mrs.)	A	178	D
				Wood, Norman W., B. A.	R	197	B
				Nicholson, Jane S.	Pr	..	..
Nukiwai ..		1	10	Aburn, Daphne M.	S	192	C
Nukuroa ..		2	22	Kippenberger, Karl	S	108	C
Oaro ..		1	9	McArthur, Ethel S. (Mrs.)	S	196	D
Ohoka ..		3B	63	Mayer, William G.	H	122	C
				Leach, Ivy A. ..	A	189	C

Plus secondary allowance, £60. † Plus secondary allowance, £45.
NOTE.—For explanatory notes see page 861.

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🎓 List of Public Schools and Teachers in Canterbury (continued from previous page)

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

78 names identified

James T. O. Stephens, Head Teacher at Lyttelton West
Ellen M. K. Freeguard, Teacher at Lyttelton West
Roland G. Wealleans, Teacher at Lyttelton West
Florence M. Edwards, Substitute Teacher at Lyttelton West
Mary C. Pitcaithly, Probationary Teacher at Lyttelton West
Charles S. Gordon, Head Teacher at Mackenzie
Eleanor Sloss, Teacher at Mackenzie
Annabella Y. Robertson, Teacher at Mackenzie
John H. Crossman, Probationary Teacher at Mackenzie
Donald J. McDonald, Head Teacher at Makikihi
Flora Boyd, Teacher at Makikihi
Ellen L. Ryder, Sole Teacher at Mananui
Alexandra M. Jorgensen, Sole Teacher at Mangamaunu
Frances E. Hamber (Mrs.), Sole Teacher at Maronan
E. James, Sole Teacher at Marsden
Herbert F. Gabites, Head Teacher at Marshlands
Charlotte M. Wilson (Mrs.), Relieving Teacher at Marshlands
Susannah R. Voice, Teacher at Marshlands
Alan H. Guiney, Head Teacher at Mayfield
Marion A. Laugesen, Teacher at Mayfield
George H. Maxwell, Sole Teacher at Mead
Alexander S. Kennedy, Head Teacher at Methven—Primary
George D. S. Pickles (B.A.), Teacher at Methven—Secondary
Winnie Wade, Teacher at Methven—Secondary
Venantia I. M. Pledger, Teacher at Methven—Secondary
Jessie J. Fleming, Teacher at Methven—Secondary
Warren F. Marsh, Substitute Teacher at Methven—Secondary
Margery S. J. Reid, Probationary Teacher at Methven—Secondary
Ada A. Saunders, Teacher at Methven—Secondary
Alice L. Grubb, Teacher at Methven—Secondary
Frederick A. Barltrop, Sole Teacher at Mikonui
Cyril T. Wild (M.A.), Head Teacher at Milford
Mary M. Mahan, Teacher at Milford
Netta H. A. Lory, Sole Teacher at Monavale
Mary E. Smee, Sole Teacher at Mount Alto
Mary E. V. Hawker (Mrs.), Sole Teacher at Moonlight
Alice R. Smart, Head Teacher at Morven
Olive M. Johnson, Teacher at Morven
Honora M. Bradley, Sole Teacher at Motukarara
Beatrice M. Park, Sole Teacher at Mount Grey Downs
Agnes M. Ferguson, Sole Teacher at Mount Nessing
Doris J. Rickard, Sole Teacher at Mount Parker
Gladys R. Morgan, Sole Teacher at Mount Pleasant
William A. H. Sharpe, Head Teacher at Mount Somers
Eileen T. P. Scott, Teacher at Mount Somers
Robert S. Pearson, Head Teacher at New Brighton—Primary
Martin Cowen (B.A.), Teacher at New Brighton—Secondary
Ann C. Alexander, Teacher at New Brighton—Secondary
Frank J. I. Scott, Teacher at New Brighton—Secondary
Lavinia E. Broom, Teacher at New Brighton—Secondary
Daniel H. Kennedy, Teacher at New Brighton—Secondary
Elsie Hooker, Teacher at New Brighton—Secondary
Nellie Hooker, Teacher at New Brighton—Secondary
Albert L. Emerson, Teacher at New Brighton—Secondary
Eula I. B. Moore, Teacher at New Brighton—Secondary
Daisy L. Hayes, Teacher at New Brighton—Secondary
Edith S. Petrie, Teacher at New Brighton—Secondary
Lillian H. I. Mitchell (B.A.), Teacher at New Brighton—Secondary
Lucy A. W. Gregg, Teacher at New Brighton—Secondary
Clifford M. Harris, Substitute Teacher at New Brighton—Secondary
Phyllis E. Judkins, Probationary Teacher at New Brighton—Secondary
Dorothy M. Farrow, Probationary Teacher at New Brighton—Secondary
Robert J. Rainey, Teacher at New Brighton—Secondary
Mary R. McLennan, Relieving Teacher at Newland
Dorothy S. Dixon, Head Teacher at Ngahere
Mary B. McSherry, Teacher at Ngahere
Henry Rochfort (M.A.), Head Teacher at North Brighton
Ernest B. Diehl, Teacher at North Brighton
Olive A. French, Teacher at North Brighton
Jessie E. Alford (Mrs.), Teacher at North Brighton
Georgina Heppelthwaite (Mrs.), Teacher at North Brighton
Norman W. Wood (B. A.), Relieving Teacher at North Brighton
Jane S. Nicholson, Probationary Teacher at North Brighton
Daphne M. Aburn, Sole Teacher at Nukiwai
Karl Kippenberger, Sole Teacher at Nukuroa
Ethel S. McArthur (Mrs.), Sole Teacher at Oaro
William G. Mayer, Head Teacher at Ohoka
Ivy A. Leach, Teacher at Ohoka

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