New Zealand Gazette – 1932 – No. 76

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✨ Education Department Staff Salaries

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

No. 76

Page No. 94

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT—continued.

No.	Name	Salary for Year ending 31st March, 1933.	Salary from 1st April, 1932.	Classification	Date from which payable.	Maximum for Position.	Position and Place.	Month and Year of Birth	Examinations and Remarks.
		Salary Year Amount.	Amount.	Division and Class.
		£ s. d.	£ s. d.			£ s. d.
	SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF, SUMNER—continued.
1	Comerford, Mrs. M. J.	247 2 22	230 17 0	E	1/1/33	230 17 0	Assistant Teacher	...	M., Y., Y., M.
2	Field, Miss D.	... 202	192 7 6	E	1/4/32	192 7 6	Assistant Teacher	...	3 N.Z. Cert. D. (d, £18 13s. 6d.).
3	Malcolm, Miss D. R.	175 1 ...	160 14 6	E	1/4/32	192 7 6	Assistant Teacher	...	3 0
4	Gleave, H. L.	202 1 ...	192 7 6	E	1/4/32	192 7 6	Assistant Teacher	...	7/07 8 2 N.Z. Cert. D. (d, £20 11s. 6d.).
5	Stephens, Miss J. A.	166 1 158	166 14 0	E	18/8/32	192 7 6	Assistant Teacher	...	6 2 N.Z. Cert. C.
6	Bates, J. C.	166 1 158	166 14 6	E	1/2/33	202 7 0	Assistant Teacher	8/04 1 2	N.Z. Cert. D. (d, £7 19s. 6d.).
7	Leary, Miss C. M.	211 1 ...	200 18 0	G	1/4/32	200 18 0	Matron	...	10 2 G. (£45).
8	Saker, Miss G. D.	166 1 ...	158 3 0	G	1/4/32	158 3 6	Assistant Matron	...	5 7 G. (£45).
9	McCorkindale, Miss M. E.	112 1 ...	106 17 6	G	1/4/32	106 17 6	Attendant	...	10 4 H. (£30).
10	Perkins, J.	234	213 15 0	Q	1/4/32	213 15 0	Gardener	4/7 3 20	Includes £8 11s. house allowance.
11	Dick, T. P.	226 1 ...	213 15 0	G	1/4/32	213 15 0	Gardener	6/78 1 3	Includes £15 7s. 10d. house allowance.
12	Allen, J. L.	184 1 ...	175 5 6	G	1/4/32	175 5 6	Attendant	3/81 18 6	E (£55).

| | GIRLS' HOME, BURWOOD. |
| 13 | Findlay, Miss M. | 144 | 136 16 0 | G | 1/4/32 | ... | Housekeeper | 13 5 | H (£30). |

| | CHILD WELFARE CENTRE, TIMARU. |
| 14 | Cumming, W. A. | 333 | 299 14 0 | G | 1/4/32 | 299 14 0 | Boys' Welfare Officer | 7/84 18 6 | ... |
| 15 | Colyer, Miss J. V. | 252 | 226 16 0 | G | 1/4/32 | 226 16 0 | Child Welfare Officer | 11 9 | ... |

| | GIRLS' HOME, TIMARU. |
| 16 | Muir, Miss D. M. K. | 315 | 283 10 0 | G | 1/4/32 | ... | Matron | 17 3 | Matric. N.Z. Cert. C. Acting Child Welfare Officer, Dunedin. |

| | SPECIAL SCHOOL, OTEAKE. |
| 17 | Meikleham, W. | 400 1 ... | 360 9 0 | E | 1/4/32 | 360 9 0 | Manager | 4/5 17 5 | A (£95). |
| 18 | Wylie, Miss C. E. | 315 | 283 10 0 | E | 1/4/32 | 283 10 0 | Organizing Teacher | 5/25 2 1 | N.Z. Cert. C. (d, £8 11s.). |

| | |
| 19 | Steel, Miss D. | 238 2 14 13 | 222 15 0 | E | 3/2/33 | 230 17 0 | 1st Assistant Teacher | 8 2 | N.Z. Cert. D. (d, £8 11s.). |
| 20 | Fendall, Miss J. M. | 202 1 ... | 192 7 6 | E | 1/4/32 | 192 7 6 | Assistant Teacher | 5 11 | (d, £18 13s. 6d.). |
| 21 | Macfarlane, Miss A. A. J. | 175 1 ... | 166 14 6 | E | 1/12/32 | 192 7 6 | Assistant Teacher | 7 2 | N.Z. Cert. C. (d, £6 10s. 6d.). |
| 22 | Logan, A. | 274 1 ... | 247 1 0 | G | 1/4/32 | 247 1 0 | Engineer Attendant | 11/81 18 8 | J (£20). |
| 23 | Carrington, Miss J. M. | 184 1 ... | 175 5 6 | G | 1/4/32 | 175 5 6 | Housekeeper | 17 11 | G (£45). |

| | CHILD WELFARE CENTRE, DUNEDIN. |
| 24 | Lock, J. | 333 | 299 14 0 | G | 1/4/32 | 299 14 0 | Boys' Welfare Officer | 7/80 11 1 | Pays £40 p.a. rent. |
| 25 | Robertson, G. | 292 1 203 | 271 7 0 | G | 1/8/32 | 271 7 0 | Boys' Welfare Officer | 10/84 13 1 | ... |
| 26 | Feldwick, Mrs. K. E.| 235 | 213 15 0 | G | 1/4/32 | 213 15 0 | Assistant | ... 3 | N.Z.R.N. |
| 27 | Sage, Mrs. H. E. | 202 1 ... | 192 7 6 | G | 1/4/32 | 192 7 6 | Clerk Attendant | 12 0 | ... |

| | RECEIVING HOME, DUNEDIN. |
| 28 | Burnett, Miss H. | 265 1 ... | 238 19 0 | G | 1/4/32 | ... | Manager | 8 3 | N.Z.R.N., N.Z.R.M., F (£50). Acting Matron, Girls' Home, Timaru. |

| | |
| 29 | Gordon, Mrs. E. | 252 | 226 16 0 | G | 1/4/32 | 226 16 0 | District Agent, Infant-life Protection | 14 0 | Retires 30/4/32. |
| 30 | Laing, Mrs. E. E. | 216 | 205 4 0 | G | 1/4/32 | 205 4 0 | Visiting Nurse, Infant-life Protection | 12 7 | Retires 31/7/32. |
| 31 | Jeffrey, Miss F. L. | 166 1 ... | 158 3 6 | G | 1/4/32 | 168 3 6 | Matron | 11 10 | H (£30). |

| | BOYS' HOME, DUNEDIN. |
| 32 | Uren, Miss C. B. | 184 1 ... | 175 5 6 | G | 1/4/32 | 175 5 6 | Matron | 14 7 | H (£30). |

| | CHILD WELFARE CENTRE, INVERCARGILL. |
| 33 | Brendon, G. S. | 306 | 275 8 0 | G | 1/4/32 | 275 8 0 | Boys' Welfare Officer | 7/90 8 0 | N.Z. Cert. D. |
| 34 | Christie, Miss C. | 252 | 226 16 0 | G | 1/4/32 | 226 16 0 | Child Welfare Officer | 12 5 | ... |

(d) Resident teacher. Salary subject to a deduction of the amount shown with the reference letter in respect of board and quarters (for extra duties performed), in terms of the Finance Act (No. 1), 1931, and the National Expenditure Adjustment Act, 1932.

(b) Also an allowance of £40 10s. per annum, payable to male married assistants or widowed assistants.

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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

M. J. Comerford (Mrs), Assistant Teacher at School for the Deaf, Sumner
D. Field (Miss), Assistant Teacher at School for the Deaf, Sumner
D. R. Malcolm (Miss), Assistant Teacher at School for the Deaf, Sumner
H. L. Gleave, Assistant Teacher at School for the Deaf, Sumner
J. A. Stephens (Miss), Assistant Teacher at School for the Deaf, Sumner
J. C. Bates, Assistant Teacher at School for the Deaf, Sumner
C. M. Leary (Miss), Matron at School for the Deaf, Sumner
G. D. Saker (Miss), Assistant Matron at School for the Deaf, Sumner
M. E. McCorkindale (Miss), Attendant at School for the Deaf, Sumner
J. Perkins, Gardener at School for the Deaf, Sumner
T. P. Dick, Gardener at School for the Deaf, Sumner
J. L. Allen, Attendant at School for the Deaf, Sumner
M. Findlay (Miss), Housekeeper at Girls' Home, Burwood
W. A. Cumming, Boys' Welfare Officer at Child Welfare Centre, Timaru
J. V. Colyer (Miss), Child Welfare Officer at Child Welfare Centre, Timaru
D. M. K. Muir (Miss), Matron at Girls' Home, Timaru
W. Meikleham, Manager at Special School, Oteake
C. E. Wylie (Miss), Organizing Teacher at Special School, Oteake
D. Steel (Miss), 1st Assistant Teacher at Special School, Oteake
J. M. Fendall (Miss), Assistant Teacher at Special School, Oteake
A. A. J. Macfarlane (Miss), Assistant Teacher at Special School, Oteake
A. Logan, Engineer Attendant at Special School, Oteake
J. M. Carrington (Miss), Housekeeper at Special School, Oteake
J. Lock, Boys' Welfare Officer at Child Welfare Centre, Dunedin
G. Robertson, Boys' Welfare Officer at Child Welfare Centre, Dunedin
K. E. Feldwick (Mrs), Assistant at Child Welfare Centre, Dunedin
H. E. Sage (Mrs), Clerk Attendant at Child Welfare Centre, Dunedin
H. Burnett (Miss), Manager at Receiving Home, Dunedin
E. Gordon (Mrs), District Agent, Infant-life Protection at Receiving Home, Dunedin
E. E. Laing (Mrs), Visiting Nurse, Infant-life Protection at Receiving Home, Dunedin
F. L. Jeffrey (Miss), Matron at Receiving Home, Dunedin
C. B. Uren (Miss), Matron at Boys' Home, Dunedin
G. S. Brendon, Boys' Welfare Officer at Child Welfare Centre, Invercargill
C. Christie (Miss), Child Welfare Officer at Child Welfare Centre, Invercargill

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