Wellington Provincial Gazette – 1873 – No. 1

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✨ Education Notices and Port Statistics

Education Notice.

Education Board, Wellington, 17th December, 1872.

It is hereby notified that the undermentioned Schools have been established under the provisions of the "Wellington Education Act, 1871," and the "Wellington Education Act Amendment Act, 1872," and will open, without fee or payment, to all children not under the age of five years nor above the age of fifteen.

District	School	Present Teacher
Wanganui and Waitotara
Town of Wanganui	Aromoho	Charles Rogers
	Wanganui Grammar School	Wm. West
	Makirikiri North	Ginger
	Kaitoke	Charles Hulke
	Mata-onga-onga
	Matarawa, No. 1	Alex. Williamson, jun
Rangitikei	West Rangitikei	P. Berrens
	Lower Rangitikei, No. 1	C. W. Lock
	Lower Rangitikei, No. 2	Stephen Carrick
	Turakina Valley	M. J. O’Callaghan
	Makirikiri South	Miss M’Donald
	Upper Tutaenui	Allan Johnson
	Rangitikei (Bull’s)	Marshall
	Turakina	Andrew Thompson
	Marton	F. Deighton
Manawatu	Lower Tutaenui	Wm. Thomson
Wellington District	Foxton	W. B. Camfield
	Kaiwarrawarra	John Strudwicke
	Karori	Edward Gieson
	Johnsonville	Jos. Payton
	Pahautanui	H. W. Bishop
	Porirua Ferry	Wm. Singer
	Lower Hutt	G. S. Williams
	Taita
	Tawa Flat	Mrs. Grace
	Wainuiomata	K. Douglas
	Upper Hutt	J. J. Prendeville
	Makara
Featherston	Ohariu	Mrs. Hughes
	Featherston
	Greytown	R. Morton
	Kai-wi-ui	T. Wakelin
	Morea	Mrs. Skeet
Masterton	East Masterton
	West Masterton	Edmund Jupp
	Carterton

By order of the Board of Education for the Province of Wellington,
CHARLES C. GRAHAM,
Secretary.

Comparative Return of Arrivals and Departures at the Port of Wellington
between the Quarters ending December 31st, 1871 and 1872.

Arrivals From	1871		1872
	Ships	Tons	Ships	Tons
Great Britain	1	666	3	2183
New South Wales	12	5307	13	4774
Tasmania
Other Ports	15	6757	21	12368
Coastwise	118	17754	134	17333
Totals	147	30384	170	36655

Departures To	1871		1872
	Ships	Tons	Ships	Tons
Great Britain	1	843	1	842
New South Wales	12	5184	12	4774
Tasmania
Other Ports	14	6257	21	12368
Coastwise	115	16829	136	18676
Totals	142	29063	170	36660

Wellington, 2nd January, 1873.

JOHN HOLLIDAY,
Harbour Master.

VUW Te Waharoa — Wellington Provincial Gazette 1873, No 1

The Wellington Provincial Council Chambers (depicted) were shared with Parliament after 1865

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🎓 Establishment of Schools under Wellington Education Acts

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
Dated17 December 1872
KeywordsSchools, Teachers, Wellington Province, Education Act
👱🏽 Names

30 names identified

Charles Rogers, Teacher at Aromoho School
Wm. West, Teacher at Wanganui Grammar School
Ginger, Teacher at Makirikiri North School
Charles Hulke, Teacher at Kaitoke School
Alex. Williamson (jun), Teacher at Matarawa, No. 1 School
P. Berrens, Teacher at West Rangitikei School
C. W. Lock, Teacher at Lower Rangitikei, No. 1 School
Stephen Carrick, Teacher at Lower Rangitikei, No. 2 School
M. J. O’Callaghan, Teacher at Turakina Valley School
M’Donald (Miss), Teacher at Makirikiri South School
Allan Johnson, Teacher at Upper Tutaenui School
Marshall, Teacher at Rangitikei (Bull’s) School
Andrew Thompson, Teacher at Turakina School
F. Deighton, Teacher at Marton School
Wm. Thomson, Teacher at Lower Tutaenui School
W. B. Camfield, Teacher at Foxton School
John Strudwicke, Teacher at Kaiwarrawarra School
Edward Gieson, Teacher at Karori School
Jos. Payton, Teacher at Johnsonville School
H. W. Bishop, Teacher at Pahautanui School
Wm. Singer, Teacher at Porirua Ferry School
G. S. Williams, Teacher at Lower Hutt School
Grace (Mrs.), Teacher at Tawa Flat School
K. Douglas, Teacher at Wainuiomata School
J. J. Prendeville, Teacher at Upper Hutt School
Hughes (Mrs.), Teacher at Ohariu School
R. Morton, Teacher at Greytown School
T. Wakelin, Teacher at Kai-wi-ui School
Skeet (Mrs.), Teacher at Morea School
Edmund Jupp, Teacher at West Masterton School

👩‍💼 Officials

CHARLES C. GRAHAM, Secretary

🚂 Comparative Return of Arrivals and Departures at the Port of Wellington

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated2 January 1873
KeywordsShipping, Arrivals, Departures, Wellington Port, Statistics
👩‍💼 Officials

JOHN HOLLIDAY, Harbour Master

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