AUCKLAND TEACHERS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 174, 25 July 1890, Page 2

AUCKLAND TEACHERS.

The names of teachers who have received improved classification during the past year ; are given in a supplement to the "NewZaa- 0 land Gazette" of July 14th. The Auckland / names are:—George Lippiatfc, 8.A., t» 82, y= by examination and service; Mary Lilian ;; Hill, 8.A., to 83, by Inspector's marke ; ' John L. Scott, to Dl, by service ; Arundel ! Mary Beale, to D 2, by examination and eer- - M vice; Margaret Henry, to El, by service I and Inspector's marks; Daniel D. Metge, | to El, by service; Kate Ridings, to D 2, by •] service and marks; Jane Simpson, to El, ; by service and marks; Jane F. Sinclair, to El, by marke ; Ella Steadmani to El, by | marks; Maria Emma Walker, to El, by ' marks; Janet Wilson, to D 2, by marks; Laura Woodward, to El, by service; Emily Eliz, Biggs, to E2, by' service; George" Blacket, to D 3. by service;, Aim6e. D. Bright, to E2, by service ; Margaret Cog- , hill, £o E2, by service; Mary H. Currie, to r m E2, by marks; Alec Carson Dunning, to :?; D 3, by examination; Clara A. Edmiston, to E2, by service; Howard J. S. Ellis, to 'm 82, by marks ; Kate A. Fletcher, to E2, by., marks; Lucy Fraser, to D 3, by service; Margaret E. Gillibrand, to D 3, by service ; ; and marks; Christina Harrower, to E2, by ; | service; William W. Hill, to E2, by marks; 0 Charlotte A. Hopper, to E2, by service;: Mary E. Hould, to D 3, by examination; " ; Frank H. Home, to D 3, by service; Eliza- ' a beth A. Nixon, to D 3,. by service; Fred "J J. Ohlson, to D 3, by examination; Henry ||| W. Philips, to D 3, by examination ; Arthur Short, to E2, by service; Isabella Smith, ; ) Ito E2 by service; Elizabeth Symons, to ;*| D 3, by marks; Alfred Taylor to D 3, by im marks; Tom U. Wells to D 3, by marks; ;:| Henry B. Wilson to E2, by service; Eleanor Airey to E3, by service; Herbert Bates to E3, by service; Charles Bishoprickt6E3, by service and marks ; A. M. Bott- , f rill to E3, by service and marks ; Catherine '" A. Brown to E3, by service and marks;; f George M. Burlinson to E3, by marks; 'Jja Elizabeth Byrne to E3, by marks ; Amelia • Caldwell toE3, by service; Dorcas E. Cleve- m land to E3, by service; John S. Colhoun to j) E3, by service and marks; George A, Davidson to E3, by service; James Dean, to . E3, by marks; Agnes ;, S. French to E3, by. service and marks; / Margaret B. Gordon to E3, by marks, , Bertha C. iGreatbatch to E3, by marks; Eliza A. Harper to E3, by service and i marks; Alfred E. Hill to E3, by service; } Jane H. Hume to E3, by service and marks; m Elizabeth Keary to E3, by marks ; Francis M E. Lowe to E3, by marks ; Norman D. Me- <M Kay to E3, by marks; James D. Me- | Naughton to E3, by marks; Edward N. ; Crmiefcon to E3, by service ; Arthur M. '> Perry, ditto; Frances E. Pickea, ditto.; t Elizabeth C. Quinn to E3, by marks; Jas. ;: -: ;W. Renwick to E3, by and marks;_ ~ Leonora E. Salmon to E3, by marks; r, Martha J. Shepherd to E3, by marks and ; service; Helena Thomasine Short, ditho; Elizabeth J. Trins to E3, by&arks ; Jaa. A. Voa to E3, by service and marks ; ; William R. C. Walker to D 4, by examination,; DanielC. Brown to E4, by marks; Kato Duncan, ditto. The total number of teachers in the colony holding csrtificates is 2,672, of whom 401 male?: and 478 females are nC: engaged in teaching. There are 53 holder*of liceaseSj and S holdera of disferiet licenses, , , Only 5 teachers hold the highest rank, Al.