TEACHING CHANGES

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23137, 8 September 1938, Page 17

TEACHING CHANGES

APPOINTMENTS AUTHORISED Seventeen resignations of teachers were received b.v the Auckland Education Board yesterday. Four 'of the teachers are leaving the.service to retire and seven arc to take up positions with other boards or in schools not under the board's control.

The following appointments were authorised: Head Teacher.—Mr. N. It. W. M. Smith, 8.A., Umawcra.

Assistant Lccturor.—Mr. ,D. Bcggs. B.Ag. Sc.. Auckland Teachers' Training College. Sole Teachers. —Mr. J. P. Caistey, Komata North; Mr. C. U. Bovvden, 1?. A., Koimtatiaki; Mr. G. Ansticc, M.A., Piropiro; Mr. D. C. Mcintosh. 8.A., Makaran; Miss K. E Walls. Taniwha; Mr. A. T. Brown, Urungaio; Mr. C. B. Floyd, B.Sc., Waitetuna; Mr. ,T. F. If. Savage, Whcnnakito: Mr. F. Miskelly, Waiwero; Mr. B. C. Miller, Puhipuhi. Assistant Master.—Mr. W. G. Russell, Hamilton "West; Mr. F. C. K. C. Davis, Newton West; Mr. A. J. Flatt. Whitiora; Mr. E. Redshaw, Owairaka; Mr. W. E. Rose, Westinere.

Secondary Assistants.—Mr. F. S. Merrick, 8.A., Northcote District High; Miss A. L. Clark, 8.A., Whakatano District High. Infant Mistress.—Miss M. E,- Carnachan. Pamnurc. Assistant Mistresses.—Mrs. M. F,. Brown, Glen Eden; Miss H. Gledstanes, Katikati District High; Miss I. M. Pearse, Ngakonni; Miss 11. Carey. Grafton; Miss M. A. Woods, Greerton; Miss M. G. Ross, Kerikeri; Miss C. L f'almer. Matangi; Miss L. J. 11. Nairn. May Hoad; Miss D. M. Cross. Harrisville; Miss P. M. Fahey, Kaipara Flats; Miss M. S. Drnmmond, Rotorangi.