New Zealand Gazette – 1939 – No. 131

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✨ Education Department Employee List

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

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EDUCATION DEPARTMENT—continued.

Page No.	Name.	Salary Year ended 31/3/39.	Salary Year ending 31/3/40.	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 31/3/39.	Examinations and Remarks.
CHILD WELFARE CENTRE, WELLINGTON.	Goodwin, P. Marks, A. C. Feldwick, Mrs. K. E. Cartwright, Miss V.E.	£ 425 315 305 225	£ 425 315 315 225	£ . . . .	1/4/37 1/9/38 1/1/40 18/10/38	G G G G	£ 425 315 335 225	Boys’ Welfare Officer Boys’ Welfare Officer Child Welfare Officer Child Welfare Officer	M. Y. 4/83 9/05 . . . .	Y. M. 18 10 0 7 10 3 0	N.Z.R.N.,N.Z.R.M. 5 N.Z.R.N.
Boys’ Home, WELLINGTON.	Carrington, Miss J. M.	225	225	. .	16/9/38	G	225	Matron . . . . . . . .	. .	24 11	(b, £45 p.a.).
GIRLS’ HOSTEL, WELLINGTON.	Williams, Miss I.	205	205	. .	1/7/36	G	205	Matron . .	. .	21 0	(b, £45 p.a.).
SPECIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, RICHMOND.	O’Neill, Mrs. M.E. Lloyd, A. E.	245 260	265 260	. . . .	1/4/39 1/4/37	E G	. . 260	Assistant Teacher (B2) Gardener. . .	. . 5/75	1 1 20 8	N.Z. Cert. D., Free board and lodgings. Includes £20 p.a. in lieu of house.
CHILD WELFARE CENTRE, GREYM’TH	Bell, Miss A. R.	250	250	. .	1/7/36	G	250	Assistant. . . . . . . . . .	. .	10 10	N.Z.R.M.
CHILD WELFARE CENTRE, CHRIST- CHURCH.	Bisset, A. Reddell, S. T. Burnett, Miss H. Stewart, Miss K. Best, Miss E. Lumb, Miss R.	400 315 335 225 255 205	400 315 335 225 265 205	. . . . . . . . . .	1/4/37 8/8/38 1/4/37 26/9/38 1/4/39 1/4/37	G G G G G G	400 315 335 225 275 205	Boys’ Welfare Officer Boys’ Welfare Officer Child Welfare Officer Child Welfare Officer Clerk Attendant . . . . Clerk Attendant	1/82 3/08 . . . . . .	29 9 0 8 13 3 0 6 19 8 18 7	(a, £40 p.a.). Matric. N.Z.R.N.,N.Z.R.M. Resigns 30/6/39.
RECEIVING HOME, CHRISTCHURCH.	Munday, Miss D. I. Bateman, Miss E. A.	205 145	205 145	. . . .	1/7/36 1/7/36	G G	205 145	Matron . . . . . . . . Attendant	. . . .	19 1 21 11	(b, £45 p.a.). (b, £30 p.a.). Retires 24/10/39.
SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF, SUMNER.	Chambers, T. F. Longuet, L. P. Williams, H. J. Regnault, L. F. Allen, C. L. Richards, Miss M. Comerford, Mrs. M. J. Bates, J. C. Huston, E. Malcolm, Miss D. R. Hill, Miss L. H. Saker, Miss G. D. McCorkindale, Miss M. E. Dick, T. P. Allen, J. L.	615 470 440 415 355 305 305 265 315 235 230 195 135 260 225	615 480$ 440$ 420$ 370$ 305 305$ 285 335$ 235 235 195 135 260 225	. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .	1/7/36 1/4/39 1/10/38 1/4/39 1/4/39 1/10/38 1/10/38 1/4/39 1/4/39 1/4/37 25/5/39 1/4/38 1/1/38 11/5/38 1/4/37	P, I E E E E E E E E E G G G G	615 . . . . . . . . . . . . 195 135 260 225	Principal Assistant Teacher (A6) Assistant Teacher (A5) Assistant Teacher (A) Assistant Teacher (A) Assistant Teacher (A) Assistant Teacher (A4)* Assistant Teacher (B) Assistant Teacher (B) Assistant Teacher (B) Assistant Teacher (B) Assistant Matron . . . . Attendant Gardener Attendant	1/79 7/81 6/88 5/89 12/03 . . . . 8/04 2/09 . . . . . . 6/78 3/81	44 9 41 1 29 3 26 11 15 2 16 7 9 3 18 2 12 2 10 0 10 2 12 7 17 4 18 3 25 6	N.Z. Cert. D. (c). (a, £50 p.a.). N.Z. Cert. D. (c), (d). (c). N.Z. Cert. C. (c). N.Z. Cert. D. (c). Matric. N.Z. Cert. C. (e). Jn. Ex., N. Z. Cert. C. N.Z. Cert. C. (f, £15 p.a.). Resigns 3/9/39 N.Z. Cert. C. (e). (f, £5 p.a.). (b, £45 p.a.). (b, £30 p.a.). Includes £20 house allowance. (b, £55 p.a.).

Position at present filled by uncertificated teacher. & Salary includes £50 per annum married salary payable to male married assistants or widowed assistants with dependent children. as shown. (c) Certified teacher of the deaf. (e) Resident teacher, receives board and quarters for extra duties performed. amount shown in terms of section 91 (1) of Teachers’ Salaries Regulations 1938. (a) Pays rent as shown. (d) Also £50 per annum for extra supervision duties performed outside of school-hours. (f) Salary includes

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The Old Government Buildings (depicted) were completed in 1876 and initially housed the entire Wellington-based civil service as well as the entire New Zealand Cabinet. The Executive Council met there until 1948.

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🎓 List of Persons Employed in the Public Service, 1939 (Education Department) (continued from previous page)

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsPublic Service, Employees, Salaries, 1939, Education Department, Child Welfare, Schools
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32 names identified

P. Goodwin, Boys’ Welfare Officer
A. C. Marks, Boys’ Welfare Officer
K. E. Feldwick (Mrs), Child Welfare Officer
V. E. Cartwright (Miss), Child Welfare Officer
J. M. Carrington (Miss), Matron
I. Williams (Miss), Matron
M. E. O’Neill (Mrs), Assistant Teacher
A. E. Lloyd, Gardener
A. R. Bell (Miss), Assistant
A. Bisset, Boys’ Welfare Officer
S. T. Reddell, Boys’ Welfare Officer
H. Burnett (Miss), Child Welfare Officer
K. Stewart (Miss), Child Welfare Officer
E. Best (Miss), Clerk Attendant
R. Lumb (Miss), Clerk Attendant
D. I. Munday (Miss), Matron
E. A. Bateman (Miss), Attendant
T. F. Chambers, Principal
L. P. Longuet, Assistant Teacher
H. J. Williams, Assistant Teacher
L. F. Regnault, Assistant Teacher
C. L. Allen, Assistant Teacher
M. Richards (Miss), Assistant Teacher
M. J. Comerford (Mrs), Assistant Teacher
J. C. Bates, Assistant Teacher
E. Huston, Assistant Teacher
D. R. Malcolm (Miss), Assistant Matron
L. H. Hill (Miss), Attendant
G. D. Saker (Miss), Attendant
M. E. McCorkindale (Miss), Attendant
T. P. Dick, Gardener
J. L. Allen, Attendant

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