New Zealand Gazette – 1939 – No. 131

Page 2783

✨ Education Department Employees

Oct. 31.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2783
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT—continued. 35

Page No.	Name.	Salary, Year ended 31/3/38.	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 31/3/38.	Examinations and Remarks.
		£	£	£			£
1	GIRLS’ HOME, BURWOOD.
	Fraser, Miss A. S.	265	265	..	1/10/38	E	..	Head Teacher (A6)*	M. Y.	Y. M.
									..	18 9
	CHILD WELFARE CENTRE, TIMARU.
2	Cumming, W. A.	380	380	..	1/4/37	G	380	Boys’ Welfare Officer	7/84	25 6
3	Colyer, Miss J. V.	280	280	..	1/7/36	G	280	Child Welfare Officer	..	18 9
	SPECIAL SCHOOL, OTAKIAKE.
4	Meikleham, W.	490	490	..	1/4/37	E	490	Manager	4/85	24 5	(a, £75 p.a.).
5	Wylie, Miss C. E.	415	435	..	1/4/39	E	..	Organizing Teacher (A10)	..	28 1	N.Z. Cert. C. (b).
6	McCabe, K. A.	255	275	..	1/4/39	E	..	Assistant Teacher (A3/C3)	7/11	0 1	N.Z. Cert. D. (b).
7	Steel, Miss D.	325	345	..	1/4/39	E	..	Assistant Teacher (A6/C3)	..	15 2	N.Z. Cert. C. (b).
8	Macfarlane, Miss A. A. J.	265	285	..	1/4/39	E	..	Assistant Teacher (A4/C3)	..	14 2	N.Z. Cert. C. (b).
9	Neill, Miss A. G.	265	285	..	1/4/39	E	..	Assistant Teacher (B2/C3)	..	11 2	N.Z. Cert. C. (b).
10	Limbrick, Miss M. J.	195	215	..	1/4/39	E	..	Assistant Teacher (B2/C3)	..	1 2	N.Z. Cert. C. (b).
11	Logan, A.	320	320	..	1/4/37	G	320	Engineer Attendant	11/81	25 8	Resigns 21/5/39. (a, £20 p.a.).
	CHILD WELFARE CENTRE, DUNEDIN.
12	Lock, J.	380	380	..	1/4/37	G	380	Boys’ Welfare Officer	7/80	18 1	(a, £40 p.a.).
13	Robertson, G.	355	355	..	1/4/37	G	355	Boys’ Welfare Officer	10/84	20 1
14	Sage, Mrs. H. E.	245	245	..	1/4/37	G*	245	Clerk Attendant	..	19 0
	RECEIVING HOME, DUNEDIN.
15	Jeffery, Miss F. L.	205	205	..	1/4/37	G	205	Matron	..	18 10	(c, £30 p.a.).
	BOYS’ HOME, DUNEDIN.
16	Uren, Miss C. B.	205	205	..	1/7/36	G	205	Matron	..	21 7	(c, £30 p.a.).
	CHILD WELFARE CENTRE, INVERCARGILL.
17	Brendon, G. S.	380	380	..	1/4/37	G	380	Boys’ Welfare Officer	7/90	15 0	N.Z. Cert. D.

Position at present filled by uncertificated teacher. (a) Pays rent as shown. (b) Resident teacher, receives board and quarters for extra duties performed. (c) Pays board and lodgings as shown.

NATIVE-SCHOOL TEACHERS.

NOTE.—The salaries of Native-school teachers are determined in accordance with the provisions of the Teachers’ Salaries Regulations 1938.

Page No.	School and Name of Teacher.	Salary, Year ended 31/3/38.	Salary, Year ending 31/3/40.	Date from which Payable.	Grading of Position.	Position.	Month and Year of Birth.	Superannuation Service on 31/3/38.	Examinations and Remarks.
		£	£
1	AHIPARA (IVc).
	Braik, P.	470	470	1/10/38	A10	Head Teacher	M. Y.	Y. M.	N.Z. Cert. C.
2	Greensmith, G. W.	225	245†	1/4/39	B(m)	Assistant Teacher	7/80	26 3	N.Z. Cert. C.
3	Braik, Mrs. C.	290	310	1/4/39	A2	Assistant Teacher	8/11	1 2	N.Z. Cert. C.
4	Robins, Mrs. I. E.	310	310	1/2/39	A	Assistant Teacher	..	12 6	N.Z. Cert. C.
5	Urlich, Miss M.	160	180	1/4/39	PA	Assistant Teacher	..	10 2	N.Z. Cert. C.; (b, £20).
6	(Vacant)	..	..	..	J	Junior Assistant	..	9 8	(a).

† In addition lodging-allowance at the rate of £35 per annum is payable. (a) Position at present filled by teacher of other grading. (b) Salary includes amount shown, payable in terms of section 91 (1) of the Teachers’ Salaries Regulations 1938.

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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
👱🏽 Names

22 names identified

A. S. Fraser (Miss), Head Teacher 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
W. Meikleham, Manager at Special School, Otakieke
C. E. Wylie (Miss), Organizing Teacher at Special School, Otakieke
K. A. McCabe, Assistant Teacher at Special School, Otakieke
D. Steel (Miss), Assistant Teacher at Special School, Otakieke
A. A. J. Macfarlane (Miss), Assistant Teacher at Special School, Otakieke
A. G. Neill (Miss), Assistant Teacher at Special School, Otakieke
M. J. Limbrick (Miss), Assistant Teacher at Special School, Otakieke
A. Logan, Engineer Attendant at Special School, Otakieke
J. Lock, Boys’ Welfare Officer at Child Welfare Centre, Dunedin
G. Robertson, Boys’ Welfare Officer at Child Welfare Centre, Dunedin
H. E. Sage (Mrs), Clerk Attendant at Child Welfare Centre, Dunedin
F. L. Jeffery (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
P. Braik, Head Teacher at Ahipara Native School
G. W. Greensmith, Assistant Teacher at Ahipara Native School
C. Braik (Mrs), Assistant Teacher at Ahipara Native School
I. E. Robins (Mrs), Assistant Teacher at Ahipara Native School
M. Urlich (Miss), Assistant Teacher at Ahipara Native School

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