New Zealand Gazette – 1938 – No. 87

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✨ Education Department Employment List

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 87

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT—continued.

Part No.	Name.	Salary, Year ended 31/3/38. £	Salary, Year ending 31/3/39. £	Allowance (Adult Wage). £	Date from which payable.	Classification. Division and Class.	Maximum for Position. £	Position and Place.	Month and Year of Birth.	Superannuation Service on 31/3/38.	Examinations and Remarks.
	SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF, SUMNER.
1	Chambers, T. F. ..	615	615	..	1/7/36	P, I	615	Principal	..	1/79 43 9	N.Z. Cert. D. (a). C (£50).
2	Longuet, L. P. ..	400	400	..	1/7/36	E	400	1st Assistant Teacher	..	7/81 40 1	N.Z. Cert. D. (a), (b), (c).
3	Williams, H. J. ..	370	370	..	1/7/36	E	370	2nd Assistant Teacher	..	6/88 28 3	(a), (c).
4	Regnault, L. F. ..	345	345	..	1/7/36	E	345	Assistant Teacher	..	5/89 25 11	N.Z. Cert. C. (a), (c).
5	Richards, Miss M. ..	285	285	..	1/7/36	E	285	Assistant Teacher	..	.. 15 7	N.Z. Cert. D. (a), (c).
6	Allen, C. L. ..	285	285	..	1/7/36	E	285	Assistant Teacher	..	12/03 14 2	N.Z. Cert. C. (d).
7	Comerford, Mrs. M. J. ..	285	285	..	1/7/36	E	285	Assistant Teacher	..	.. 8 3	Matric. (c).
8	Bates, J. C. ..	235	245	..	1/4/38	E	265	Assistant Teacher	..	8/04 17 2	N.Z. Cert. C. (d).
9	Huston, E. ..	225	235	..	1/4/38	E	265	Assistant Teacher	..	2/09 11 2	Jn. Ex., Matric., N.Z. Cert. C. (d).
10	Malcolm, Miss D. R. ..	235	235	..	1/4/37	E	235	Assistant Teacher	..	.. 9 0	N.Z. Cert. C.
11	Hill, Miss L. H. ..	215	225	..	25/5/38	E	235	Assistant Teacher	..	.. 9 2	N.Z. Cert. C.
12	Leary, Miss C. M. ..	250	250	..	1/4/37	G	250†	Matron	..	.. 25 2	Retires 6/5/38.
13	Saker, Miss G. D. ..	185	195	..	1/4/38	G	195	Assistant Matron	..	.. 11 7	G (£45).
14	McCorkindale, Miss M. E. ..	135	135	..	1/1/38	G	135	Attendant	..	.. 16 4	H (£30).
15	Perkins, J. ..	260	260	..	1/7/36	G	260	Gardener..	..	4/73 26 7	Includes £20 house allowance. Retires 31/7/38.
16	Dick, T. P. ..	262	260	..	11/5/38	G	260	Gardener	..	6/78 17 3	Includes £20 house allowance.
17	Allen, J. L. ..	225	225	..	1/4/37	G	225	Attendant	..	3/81 24 6	E (£55).
	GIRLS’ HOME, BURWOOD.
18	Fraser, Miss A. S. ..	245	245	..	1/7/36	E	245	Head Teacher	..	.. 17 9
	CHILD WELFARE CENTRE, TIMARU.
19	Cumming, W. A. ..	380	380	..	1/4/37	G	380	Boys’ Welfare Officer	..	7/84 24 6
	SPECIAL SCHOOL, OTERAIKE.
20	Melkleham, W. ..	490	490	..	1/4/37	E	490	Manager	..	4/85 23 5	A (£75).
21	Wylie, Miss C. E. ..	380	395	..	1/4/38	E	425	Organizing Teacher	..	.. 27 1	N.Z. Cert. C. (d).
22	Steel, Miss D. ..	295	305	..	1/4/38	E	320	1st Assistant Teacher	..	.. 14 2	N.Z. Cert. D. (d).
23	Macfarlane, Miss A. J. ..	235	245	..	1/4/38	E	285	Assistant Teacher	..	.. 13 2	N.Z. Cert. C. (d).
24	Neill, Miss A. G. ..	235	235	..	15/8/37	E	235	Assistant Teacher	..	.. 10 2	N.Z. Cert. C. (d).
25	Logan, A. ..	320	320	..	1/4/37	G	320	Engineer Attendant	..	11/81 24 8	J (£20).
	CHILD WELFARE CENTRE, DUNEDIN.
26	Lock, J. ..	380	380	..	1/4/37	G	380	Boys’ Welfare Officer	..	7/80 17 1	Pays £40 p.a. rent.
27	Robertson, G. ..	355	355	..	1/4/37	G	355	Boys’ Welfare Officer	..	10/84 19 1
28	Hamilton, Mrs. M. M. ..	320	320	..	1/1/38	G	320	Child Welfare Officer	..	.. 17 9
29	Sage, Mrs. H. E. ..	245	245	..	1/4/37	G	245	Clerk Attendant	..	.. 18 0
	RECEIVING HOME, DUNEDIN.
30	Jeffery, Miss F. L. ..	205	205	..	1/4/37	G	205	Matron ..	..	.. 17 10	H (£30).
	BOYS’ HOME, DUNEDIN.
31	Uren, Miss C. B. ..	205	205	..	1/7/36	G	205	Matron ..	..	.. 20 7	H (£30).
	CHILD WELFARE CENTRE, INVERCARGILL.
32	Brendon, G. S. ..	380	380	..	1/4/37	G	380	Boys’ Welfare Officer	..	7/90 14 0	N.Z. Cert. D.

†Grading personal to officer.

(a) Certified teacher of the deaf.

(b) Also £50 per annum for extra supervision duties performed outside of school hours.

(d) Resident teacher, receives board and quarters for extra duties performed.

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🎓 List of Persons Employed in the Education Department, 1938 (continued from previous page)

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsPublic Service, Employment, Salaries, 1938, Education Department
👱🏽 Names

32 names identified

T. F. Chambers, Principal, School for the Deaf
L. P. Longuet, 1st Assistant Teacher, School for the Deaf
H. J. Williams, 2nd Assistant Teacher, School for the Deaf
L. F. Regnault, Assistant Teacher, School for the Deaf
M. Richards (Miss), Assistant Teacher, School for the Deaf
C. L. Allen, Assistant Teacher, School for the Deaf
M. J. Comerford (Mrs), Assistant Teacher, School for the Deaf
J. C. Bates, Assistant Teacher, School for the Deaf
E. Huston, Assistant Teacher, School for the Deaf
D. R. Malcolm (Miss), Assistant Teacher, School for the Deaf
L. H. Hill (Miss), Assistant Teacher, School for the Deaf
C. M. Leary (Miss), Matron, School for the Deaf
G. D. Saker (Miss), Assistant Matron, School for the Deaf
M. E. McCorkindale (Miss), Attendant, School for the Deaf
J. Perkins, Gardener, School for the Deaf
T. P. Dick, Gardener, School for the Deaf
J. L. Allen, Attendant, School for the Deaf
A. S. Fraser (Miss), Head Teacher, Girls’ Home
W. A. Cumming, Boys’ Welfare Officer, Child Welfare Centre
W. Melkleham, Manager, Special School
C. E. Wylie (Miss), Organizing Teacher, Special School
D. Steel (Miss), 1st Assistant Teacher, Special School
A. J. Macfarlane (Miss), Assistant Teacher, Special School
A. G. Neill (Miss), Assistant Teacher, Special School
A. Logan, Engineer Attendant, Child Welfare Centre
J. Lock, Boys’ Welfare Officer, Child Welfare Centre
G. Robertson, Boys’ Welfare Officer, Child Welfare Centre
M. M. Hamilton (Mrs), Child Welfare Officer, Child Welfare Centre
H. E. Sage (Mrs), Clerk Attendant, Receiving Home
F. L. Jeffery (Miss), Matron, Receiving Home
C. B. Uren (Miss), Matron, Boys’ Home
G. S. Brendon, Boys’ Welfare Officer, Child Welfare Centre

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