New Zealand Gazette – 1950 – No. 49

Page 1135

✨ Education Department Staff Details

July 28] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 1135
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EDUCATION DEPARTMENT—continued

GENERAL DIVISION—continued

INSTITUTIONAL STAFF—continued

Ching, A. L. .. Ldng. Grdnr., Spec. Schl., Rechmnd. 445 445 .. 1/6/49 445 6/94 5 9
Woods, J. W. .. Ldng. Grdnr., Sch. for Deaf, Smnr. 445 445 .. 1/6/49 445 7/06 4 9
Purser, A. J. .. Ldng. Grdnr., G.T.C., Burwood 445 445 .. 1/6/49 445 7/93 4 1 r, £20.
Hilder, Miss M. D. .. Nurse, G.T.C., Burwood 435 435 .. 1/6/49 435 7/14 2 3 h, £70.
Forbes, Miss C. .. Matron, Spec. Sch., Otekaike 435 435 .. 1/6/49 435 2/09 11 4 Matric., N.Z.R.M. and N.
h, £85; c, £55; k, £5.

Beattie, Miss M. A. A. Matron, Titirangi .. 435 435 .. 15/7/49 435 1/03 20 2 h, £70.
Seidelin, J. F. .. Gardener, Spec. Sch., Otekaike 425 425 .. 1/6/49 425 8/96 21 7 r, £40.
Pratley, W. R. .. Head Attdnt. Spec. Sch., O’ke. 425 425 .. 1/6/49 425 4/07 20 11 r, £40.
May, R. S. . .. Head Attendant, B.T.C., Levin 425 425 .. 1/6/49 425 4/05 15 2
White, L. A. .. Gardener, Fareham House, Fthstn. 425 425 .. 1/6/49 425 1/11 4 7 r, £20.
Hooker, C. C. J. .. Carpenter, B.T.C., Levin 425 425 .. 1/6/49 425 10/03 3 8
Juno, F. W. .. Acting Carpenter, B.T.C., Levin 425 425 .. 1/6/49 425 6/93 2 11
Campbell, C. .. Bootmaker Attdnt., Spec. School, 425 425 .. 1/6/49 425 8/89 11 8 h, £70.
Otekaike
Clyne, L. . .. Mechanic, Spec. Sch., Otekaike 425 425 .. 1/6/49 425 8/15 2 9 r, £20.
Graham, F. . .. Gardener, Boys’ Home, Chch. 425 425 .. 1/6/49 425 11 10 4 5
Oemcke, P. C. .. Gardener, G.T.C., Burwood 425 425 .. 1/6/49 425 8/05 3 8
Nelson, J. J. .. Gardener, Boys’ Hostel, Auckland 425 425 .. 1/6/49 425 6/89 3 6
Mooney, E. J. .. Gardener, Boys’ Home, Dunedin 425 425 .. 1/6/49 425 10/04 9 1
Johnson, D. R. .. Upholsterer Instructor, Levin 425 425 .. 28/10/49 425 5/19 0 10
Wilson, J. N. .. Gardener, Boys’ Home, Auckland 400 425 .. 19/4/50 425 3/09 1 11
Julian, T. J. W. .. Gardener, Sumner 400 425 .. 7/3/51 425 8 19 1 2
Keay, L. A. .. Sn. Strmn., Special Sch., O’ke. 410 410 .. 1/6/49 410 5/99 10 6 r, £20.
Evans, T. J. L. .. Cook, Titirangi 410 410 .. 22/3/50 410 11/18 .. h, £70.
Pritchard, Miss E. M.. Vice Principal, Fareham House, 355 380 .. 20/7/50 405 6/14 2 8 h, £70; k, £20.
Featherston

McKay, H. D. .. Farm Instructor, B.T.C., Levin Bell, H. R. . .. Farm Instructor, B.T.C., Levin Frew, J. P. .. Cook, Spec. Sch., Otekaike Hough, R. . .. Attendant, B.T.C., Levin Kelly, J. A. C. .. Attendant, B.T.C., Levin Skilton, E. F. .. Attendant, B.T.C., Levin Hislop, W. C. .. Cook, Spec. School, Otekaike Wilson, W. G. .. Motor-driver, Spec. Sch., Otekaike Gill, L. H. . .. Gardener, Spec. Sch., Richmond Streeter, A. H. .. Attendant, B.T.C., Levin Williams, L. M. .. Gardener, Boys’ Home, Dunedin Saville, P. S. .. Attendant, Spec. Sch., Otekaike Lockhart, J. .. Attendant, Spec. Sch., Otekaike McKenzie, G. E. .. Cook, Special School, Otekaike Hogg, R. K. .. Attendant, Spec. Sch., Otekaike McKenzie. G. A. .. Farm Inst., Spec. Sch., Otekaike Jennings, C. C. .. Farm Instructor, Levin Mercer, T. D. .. Storeman, B.T.C., Levin McKenzie, G. H. .. Farm Instr., Spec. Sch., Otekaike Fitzgerald, E. J. .. Boiler Attdnt., Sp. Sch., Otekaike Wilson, J. M. .. Boiler Attdnt., Sp. Sch., Otekaike Minehan, Miss D. V.. Matron, Children’s Home, Miramar McDonald, A. .. Boiler Attdnt., Sp. Sch., Otekaike Cotter, Miss F. T. .. Matron, Boys’ Home, Chch. Allington, Miss A. .. Cottage Matron, G.T.C., Burwood Booth, Miss E. R. .. Matron Receiving Home, Auck. Reynolds, Miss M. W. Matron, B.T.C., Levin Carrington, Miss M. A. Matron, Boys’ Home, Auckland Hunt, Miss H. M. .. Matron, Receiving Home, Dunedin Moir, Miss M. .. Matron, Receiving Home, Chch.. Boddy, Miss C. M. .. Cottage Matron, Sp. Sch., Otekaike McConachie, Miss C. S. Matron, Boys’ Home, Dunedin Hopwood, Miss M. H. .. Matron, Receiving Home, Palm. N. McFarlane, Miss R. V. G. Sub-Matron, Sch. for Deaf, Smnr. Macrae, Miss W. .. Cottage Matron, G.T.C., Burwood Aitken, Mrs. J. P. .. Matron, Boys’ Home, Wellington Beaumont, E. R. .. Attendant, Sch. for Deaf, Sumner Phillips, H. V. .. Attendant, Sumner Pedder, Miss I. F. .. Seamstress, G.T.C., Burwood Dall, Miss A. C. .. Cook, Spec. Sch., Richmond Jackson, Mrs. D. .. Cook, Sch. for Deaf, Sumner Sykes, Miss E. M. .. Seamstress, Spec. Sch., Richmond Saker, Miss G. D. .. Cottage Matron, G.T.C., Burwood Sanders, Miss M. .. Matron, Receiving Home, Hmltn. Virtue, Miss E. T. .. Ctge. Matron, Spec. Sch., Rechmnd. McPherson, Miss B. .. Laundress, Spec. Sch., Richmond Seymour, Miss I. J. .. Laundress, Burwood Pollock, Miss N. F. .. Sub-Matron, Titirangi Pease, Miss B. J. .. Matron, Boys’ Hostel, Auckland.. Watson, Miss M. M. .. Cottage Matron, Sp. Sch., Rchmnd. Duff, Miss F. R. .. Sub-Matron, Levin Hogg, Mrs. M. .. Laundress, Spec. Sch., Otekaike.. Nops, Miss T. E. .. Attendant, Receiving Hme., Auck. Gardner, Miss F. M. .. Attdnt., Children’s Home, Miramar McNeil, Miss M. A. .. Attdnt., Boys’ Home, Auckland Lawrence, Mrs. M. A. Attendant, G.T.C., Burwood Baird, Miss M. .. Attendant, Boys’ Home, Dunedin Horrell, Miss E. E. .. Attendant, Receiving Home, Chch. Burnley, Miss M. J. .. Attendant, G.T.C., Burwood Hammond, Miss J. V. .. Seamstress, Otekaike Green, Mrs. D. F. .. Seamstress, Sch. for Deaf, T’rangi. Sanders, Miss E. V. .. Cook, G.T.C., Burwood Coleman, Mrs. H. .. Laundress, Sch. for Deaf, T’rangi. 400 400 .. 1/6/49 400 4/03 11 6
400 400 .. 1/6/49 400 9/98 11 2
400 400 .. 1/6/49 400 2/07 8 11 h, £70; c, £10.
400 400 .. 1/6/49 400 11/90 7 10
400 400 .. 1/6/49 400 8/95 10 0 c, £20.
400 400 .. 1/6/49 400 6/96 4 3
400 400 .. 1/6/49 400 11/11 4 2 r, £20.
400 400 .. 1/6/49 400 4/01 7 6
400 400 .. 1/6/49 400 8/00 2 7
400 400 .. 1/10/49 400 5/00 3 7 c, £25; h, £70.
400 400 .. 1/6/49 400 7/99 2 4
400 400 .. 3/10/49 400 1/14 2 1 h, £70.
385 400 .. 27/5/50 400 11/00 5 2 h, £70.
400 400 .. 15/6/49 400 6/26 1 10 h, £70.
400 400 .. 3/10/49 400 7/91 29 8 r £20.
400 400 .. 1/6/49 400 5/24 0 11 h, £70.
400 400 .. 21/9/49 400 10/05 5 6
390 390 .. 1/6/49 390 11/98 2 11
385 385 .. 1/6/49 385 3/00 8 10 r, £20.
380 380 .. 1/6/49 380 2/06 9 11 r, £40.
380 380 .. 1/6/49 380 9/04 8 4 r, £20.
380 380 .. 1/6/49 380 5/15 8 2 h, £85; k, £5.
380 380 .. 1/6/49 380 6/92 3 2 h, £70.
380 380 .. 1/6/49 380 12/98 27 9 h, £70.
380 380 .. 1/6/49 380 12/97 13 4 h, £70.
380 380 .. 1/6/49 380 1/95 13 2 N.Z.R.N. c, £25; h, £70.
380 380 .. 1/6/49 380 11/94 11 0 h, £85; k, £5.
380 380 .. 1/6/49 380 3/00 9 4 h, £85; k, £5.
380 380 .. 1/6/49 380 12/03 8 2 h, £70.
380 380 .. 1/6/49 380 12/09 7 0 N.Z.R.N. c, £25; h, £70.
380 380 .. 1/6/49 380 5/03 4 10 h, £70.
380 380 .. 1/6/49 380 12/04 4 6 h, £70.
380 380 .. 1/6/49 380 5/04 3 10 h, £70.
380 380 .. 1/6/49 380 5/09 3 9 h, £70.
380 380 .. 1/6/49 380 8/95 13 5 h, £70.
380 380 .. 5/8/49 380 1/92 0 8 h, £70.
361 361 .. 1/6/49 361 8/20 2 0
361 361 .. 1/6/49 361 11/10 1 0
355 355 .. 1/6/49 355 6/06 11 0 h, £70.
355 355 .. 1/6/49 355 6/16 10 1 h, £70.
355 355 .. 1/6/49 355 1/15 3 9
355 355 .. 1/6/49 355 10/11 7 3 h, £70.
355 355 .. 1/6/49 355 12/92 23 7 h, £70.
355 355 .. 1/6/49 355 5/12 4 1 h, £70.
355 355 .. 1/6/49 355 1/99 10 8 N.Z.R.N. h, £70; c, £25.
355 355 .. 1/6/49 355 7/04 3 3 h, £70.
355 355 .. 14/2/50 355 11/23 2 8 h, £70.
355 355 .. 11/11/49 355 4/23 1 11 h, £70.
355 355 .. 19/9/49 355 11/99 9 10 h, £70.
345 345 .. 1/6/49 345 1/09 7 5 h, £70.
345 345 .. 20/7/49 345 2/03 0 8 h, £70.
330 330 .. 1/6/49 330 9/94 6 10 c, £25.
330 330 .. 1/6/49 330 4/01 15 2 h, £70.
330 330 .. 1/6/49 330 1/04 6 8 h, £70.
330 330 .. 1/6/49 330 12/06 6 2 h, £70.
330 330 .. 1/6/49 330 12/99 6 0 h, £70.
330 330 .. 1/6/49 330 4/11 4 5 h, £70.
330 330 .. 1/6/49 330 8/01 4 4 h, £70.
330 330 .. 1/6/49 330 10/04 4 1 h, £70.
330 330 .. 1/6/49 330 12/26 2 0 h, £70.
330 330 .. 1/6/49 330 2/91 1 8 h, £70.
330 330 .. 1/6/49 330 10/25 1 5 h, £70.
330 330 .. 1/6/49 330 1/96 4 10

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

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsEducation Department, Staff, Salaries, Positions, Allowances, Service, Examinations
👱🏽 Names

87 names identified

A. L. Ching, Landing Gardener, Special School, Richmond
J. W. Woods, Landing Gardener, School for Deaf, Sumner
A. J. Purser, Landing Gardener, G.T.C., Burwood
M. D. Hilder (Miss), Nurse, G.T.C., Burwood
C. Forbes (Miss), Matron, Special School, Otekaike
M. A. A. Beattie (Miss), Matron, Titirangi
J. F. Seidelin, Gardener, Special School, Otekaike
W. R. Pratley, Head Attendant, Special School, Otekaike
R. S. May, Head Attendant, B.T.C., Levin
L. A. White, Gardener, Fareham House, Featherston
C. C. J. Hooker, Carpenter, B.T.C., Levin
F. W. Juno, Acting Carpenter, B.T.C., Levin
C. Campbell, Bootmaker Attendant, Special School, Otekaike
L. Clyne, Mechanic, Special School, Otekaike
F. Graham, Gardener, Boys’ Home, Christchurch
P. C. Oemcke, Gardener, G.T.C., Burwood
J. J. Nelson, Gardener, Boys’ Hostel, Auckland
E. J. Mooney, Gardener, Boys’ Home, Dunedin
D. R. Johnson, Upholsterer Instructor, Levin
J. N. Wilson, Gardener, Boys’ Home, Auckland
T. J. W. Julian, Gardener, Sumner
L. A. Keay, Senior Strimmer, Special School, Otekaike
T. J. L. Evans, Cook, Titirangi
E. M. Pritchard (Miss), Vice Principal, Fareham House, Featherston
H. D. McKay, Farm Instructor, B.T.C., Levin
H. R. Bell, Farm Instructor, B.T.C., Levin
J. P. Frew, Cook, Special School, Otekaike
R. Hough, Attendant, B.T.C., Levin
J. A. C. Kelly, Attendant, B.T.C., Levin
E. F. Skilton, Attendant, B.T.C., Levin
W. C. Hislop, Cook, Special School, Otekaike
W. G. Wilson, Motor-driver, Special School, Otekaike
L. H. Gill, Gardener, Special School, Richmond
A. H. Streeter, Attendant, B.T.C., Levin
L. M. Williams, Gardener, Boys’ Home, Dunedin
P. S. Saville, Attendant, Special School, Otekaike
J. Lockhart, Attendant, Special School, Otekaike
G. E. McKenzie, Cook, Special School, Otekaike
R. K. Hogg, Attendant, Special School, Otekaike
G. A. McKenzie, Farm Instructor, Special School, Otekaike
C. C. Jennings, Farm Instructor, Levin
T. D. Mercer, Storeman, B.T.C., Levin
G. H. McKenzie, Farm Instructor, Special School, Otekaike
E. J. Fitzgerald, Boiler Attendant, Special School, Otekaike
J. M. Wilson, Boiler Attendant, Special School, Otekaike
D. V. Minehan (Miss), Matron, Children’s Home, Miramar
A. McDonald, Boiler Attendant, Special School, Otekaike
F. T. Cotter (Miss), Matron, Boys’ Home, Christchurch
A. Allington (Miss), Cottage Matron, G.T.C., Burwood
E. R. Booth (Miss), Matron Receiving Home, Auckland
M. W. Reynolds (Miss), Matron, B.T.C., Levin
M. A. Carrington (Miss), Matron, Boys’ Home, Auckland
H. M. Hunt (Miss), Matron, Receiving Home, Dunedin
M. Moir (Miss), Matron, Receiving Home, Christchurch
C. M. Boddy (Miss), Cottage Matron, Special School, Otekaike
C. S. McConachie (Miss), Matron, Boys’ Home, Dunedin
M. H. Hopwood (Miss), Matron, Receiving Home, Palmerston North
R. V. G. McFarlane (Miss), Sub-Matron, School for Deaf, Sumner
W. Macrae (Miss), Cottage Matron, G.T.C., Burwood
J. P. Aitken (Mrs.), Matron, Boys’ Home, Wellington
E. R. Beaumont, Attendant, School for Deaf, Sumner
H. V. Phillips, Attendant, Sumner
I. F. Pedder (Miss), Seamstress, G.T.C., Burwood
A. C. Dall (Miss), Cook, Special School, Richmond
D. Jackson (Mrs.), Cook, School for Deaf, Sumner
E. M. Sykes (Miss), Seamstress, Special School, Richmond
G. D. Saker (Miss), Cottage Matron, G.T.C., Burwood
M. Sanders (Miss), Matron, Receiving Home, Hamilton
E. T. Virtue (Miss), Cottage Matron, Special School, Richmond
B. McPherson (Miss), Laundress, Special School, Richmond
I. J. Seymour (Miss), Laundress, Burwood
N. F. Pollock (Miss), Sub-Matron, Titirangi
B. J. Pease (Miss), Matron, Boys’ Hostel, Auckland
M. M. Watson (Miss), Cottage Matron, Special School, Richmond
F. R. Duff (Miss), Sub-Matron, Levin
M. Hogg (Mrs.), Laundress, Special School, Otekaike
T. E. Nops (Miss), Attendant, Receiving Home, Auckland
F. M. Gardner (Miss), Attendant, Children’s Home, Miramar
M. A. McNeil (Miss), Attendant, Boys’ Home, Auckland
M. A. Lawrence (Mrs.), Attendant, G.T.C., Burwood
M. Baird (Miss), Attendant, Boys’ Home, Dunedin
E. E. Horrell (Miss), Attendant, Receiving Home, Christchurch
M. J. Burnley (Miss), Attendant, G.T.C., Burwood
J. V. Hammond (Miss), Seamstress, Otekaike
D. F. Green (Mrs.), Seamstress, School for Deaf, Titirangi
E. V. Sanders (Miss), Cook, G.T.C., Burwood
H. Coleman (Mrs.), Laundress, School for Deaf, Titirangi

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