New Zealand Gazette – 1935 – No. 88

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✨ Education Department Staff Details

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
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EDUCATION DEPARTMENT—continued.

Page No.	Name.	Salary, Year ended 31st March, 1935.	Salary for Year ending 31st March, 1936.	Date from which payable.	Classification. Division and Class.	Maximum for Position.	Position and Place.	Month and Year of Birth.	Superannuation Service on 31/3/35.	Examinations and Remarks.
1	GIRLS’ HOSTEL, WELLINGTON. Williams, Miss I.	£ s. d. 184 1 0	£ s. d. 184 1 0	1/4/34	G	£ s. d. 184 1 0	Matron	M. Y. ..	Y. M. 17 0	G (£45).
2	SPECIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, RICHMOND. Stewart, Miss K. M.	272 4 0	272 4 0	1/2/35	G	272 4 0	Principal	..	0 2	N.Z.R.N.,N.Z.R.M., D (£65).
3	Fraser, Miss A. S.	219 19 0	219 19 0	1/4/34	E	219 19 0	Teacher	..	14 9	(d, £18 6s.).
4	Martin, Miss F. P.	202 0 0	202 0 0	1/4/34	E	202 0 0	Assistant Teacher	..	12 2	N.Z. Cert. D.
5	Lloyd, A. E.	224 9 0	224 9 0	1/4/34	G	224 9 0	Gardener	5/75	16 8	Includes £16 3s. in lieu of house.
6	CHILD WELFARE CENTRE, NELSON. Wright, D. M.	297 14 0	297 14 0	1/4/34	G	297 14 0	Boys’ Welfare Officer	9/00	8 0
7	CHILD WELFARE CENTRE, GREYMOUTH. Carter, Miss K. M.	238 3 0	238 3 0	1/4/34	G	238 3 0	Child Welfare Officer	..	11 10	N.Z.R.N.
8	CHILD WELFARE CENTRE, CHRISTCHURCH. Bisset, A.	314 14 0	314 14 0	1/4/34	G	314 14 0	Boys’ Welfare Officer	1/82	25 9	Pays £40 p.a. rent for house.
9	Burnett, Miss H.	272 4 0	272 4 0	12/1/35	G	272 4 0	Child Welfare Officer	..	9 3	N.Z.R.N.,N.Z.R.M. Also acts as Manager, Receiving Home.
10	Colyer, Miss J. V.	238 3 0	238 3 0	1/4/34	G	238 3 0	Child Welfare Officer	..	14 9
11	Best, Miss E.	202 0 0	202 0 0	1/4/34	G	202 0 0	Clerk Attendant	..	15 8
12	Lumb, Miss R.	175 2 0	175 2 0	1/4/34	G	175 2 0	Clerk Attendant	..	14 7
13	RECEIVING HOME, CHRISTCHURCH. Monday, Miss D. I.	184 1 0	184 1 0	1/4/34	G	184 1 0	Matron	..	15 1	G (£45).
14	Bateman, Miss E. A.	130 4 0	130 4 0	1/4/34	G	130 4 0	Attendant	..	17 11	H (£30).
15	SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF, SUMNER. Chambers, T. F.	523 2 0	523 2 0	1/4/34	P, A	523 2 0	Principal	1/79	40 9	N.Z. Cert. D. (c). C (£50).
16	Longuet, L. P.	340 4 0	340 4 0	1/6/34	E	340 4 0	1st Assistant Teacher	7/81	37 1	N.Z. Cert. D. (a), (b), (c).
17	Williams, H. J.	306 4 0	314 14 0	1/6/35	E	314 14 0	2nd Assistant Teacher	6/88	25 3	(b), (c).
18	Regnault, L. F.	293 9 0	293 9 0	1/4/34	E	293 9 0	Assistant Teacher	5/89	22 11	N.Z. Cert. C. (b), (c).
19	Richards, Miss M.	242 8 0	242 8 0	1/4/34	E	242 8 0	Assistant Teacher	..	12 7	(d, £6 14s.).
20	Allen, C. L.	242 8 0	242 8 0	1/4/34	E	242 8 0	Assistant Teacher	12/03	11 2	(b).
21	Comerford, Mrs. M. J.	242 8 0	242 8 0	1/4/34	E	242 8 0	Assistant Teacher	..	5 3	Matric. (b).
22	Malcolm, Miss D. R.	193 1 0	202 0 0	1/4/35	E	202 0 0	Assistant Teacher	..	6 0	N.Z. Cert. C.
23	Stephens, Miss J. A.	193 1 0	202 0 0	18/8/35	E	202 0 0	Assistant Teacher	..	9 2	N.Z. Cert. C.
24	Bates, J. C.	193 1 0	202 0 0	1/2/36	E	202 0 0	Assistant Teacher	8/04	14 2	N.Z. Cert. C. (d, £18 17s.).
25	Huston, E.	166 2 0	175 2 0	1/4/35	E	202 0 0	Assistant Teacher	2/09	8 2	Jn. Ex. Matric. N.Z. Cert. C. (d, £5 13s.).
26	Irwin, Miss M. W.	166 2 0	175 2 0	22/5/35	E	202 0 0	Assistant Teacher	..	7 2	N.Z. Cert. C. (d, £4 12s.).
27	Leary, Miss C. M.	211 0 0	211 0 0	1/4/34	G	211 0 0	Matron	..	22 2	G (£45).
28	Saker, Miss G. D.	166 2 0	166 2 0	1/4/34	G	166 2 0	Assistant Matron	..	8 7	G (£45).
29	McCorkindale, Miss M. E.	112 5 0	112 5 0	1/4/34	G	112 5 0	Attendant	..	13 4	H (£30).
30	Perkins, J.	224 9 0	224 9 0	1/4/34	G	224 9 0	Gardener	4/73	23 7	Includes £8 19s. house allowance.
31	Dick, T. P.	224 9 0	224 9 0	1/4/34	G	224 9 0	Gardener	6/78	14 3	Includes £16 3s. house allowance.
32	Allen, J. L.	184 1 0	184 1 0	1/4/34	G	184 1 0	Attendant	3/81	21 6	E (£55).
33	CHILD WELFARE CENTRE, TIMARU. Cumming, W. A.	314 14 0	314 14 0	1/4/34	G	314 14 0	Boys’ Welfare Officer	7/84	21 6

(a) Also £42 11s. per annum for extra supervision duties performed outside of school hours.
(b) Also an allowance of £42 11s. per annum, payable to male married assistants or widowed assistants.
(c) Certified teacher of the deaf.
(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, the National Expenditure Adjustment Act, 1932, and the Finance Act (No. 2), 1934.

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🎓 Education Department Staff Salaries and Details (continued from previous page)

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsEducation Department, Staff Salaries, Employee List, 1935
👱🏽 Names

33 names identified

I. Williams (Miss), Matron at Girls’ Hostel, Wellington
K. M. Stewart (Miss), Principal at Special School for Girls, Richmond
A. S. Fraser (Miss), Teacher at Special School for Girls, Richmond
F. P. Martin (Miss), Assistant Teacher at Special School for Girls, Richmond
A. E. Lloyd, Gardener at Special School for Girls, Richmond
D. M. Wright, Boys’ Welfare Officer at Child Welfare Centre, Nelson
K. M. Carter (Miss), Child Welfare Officer at Child Welfare Centre, Greymouth
A. Bisset, Boys’ Welfare Officer at Child Welfare Centre, Christchurch
H. Burnett (Miss), Child Welfare Officer at Child Welfare Centre, Christchurch
J. V. Colyer (Miss), Child Welfare Officer at Child Welfare Centre, Christchurch
E. Best (Miss), Clerk Attendant at Child Welfare Centre, Christchurch
R. Lumb (Miss), Clerk Attendant at Child Welfare Centre, Christchurch
D. I. Monday (Miss), Matron at Receiving Home, Christchurch
E. A. Bateman (Miss), Attendant at Receiving Home, Christchurch
T. F. Chambers, Principal at School for the Deaf, Sumner
L. P. Longuet, 1st Assistant Teacher at School for the Deaf, Sumner
H. J. Williams, 2nd Assistant Teacher at School for the Deaf, Sumner
L. F. Regnault, Assistant Teacher at School for the Deaf, Sumner
M. Richards (Miss), Assistant Teacher at School for the Deaf, Sumner
C. L. Allen, Assistant Teacher at School for the Deaf, Sumner
M. J. Comerford (Mrs), Assistant Teacher at School for the Deaf, Sumner
D. R. Malcolm (Miss), 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
E. Huston, Assistant Teacher at School for the Deaf, Sumner
M. W. Irwin (Miss), 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
W. A. Cumming, Boys’ Welfare Officer at Child Welfare Centre, Timaru

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