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Table E4.—Average Salaries of Adult Primary Teachers, 1918.

Sole Teachers. Head Teachers.. AUTei ichers. Grade of School and Average Attendance. Excluding House Allowance and Bents. Including House Allowance and Bents. Excluding House Including House Allowance and Bents. Allowance and Bents. Assistant Teachers. Excluding House Allowanci and Bents. Including House Allowance and Bents. - II. F. M. F. M. F. I I M. P. All Teachers. I K. F. - il. P. JI. F. j All Teachers. I I I I I I £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. I i I I 0 (1-8) I (9-20) II (21-35) IIIa (36-80) IIIb (81-120) IV (121-240) £ s. d. 74 8 0 (5) 121 15 3 (114) 166 5 5 (145) 224 8 4 (31) £ s. d. 49 12 4 (136) 120 7 3 (487) 155 7 0 (373) 184 9 1 (32) _ - £ s. d. £ s. d. 74 8 0 49 12 4 (5) (136) 141 15 3 140 7 3 (114) (487) 186 5 5 175 7 0 (145) (373) 254 8 4 214 9 1 (31) (32) .. 181 6 8 165 18 9 201 6 8 185 18 9 (3) (8) (3) (8) 232 1 9 218 18 4 262 1 9 248 18 4 (344) (166) (344) (166) 247 14 9 232 2 10 277 14 9 262 2 10 (99) (7) (99) (7) 291 11 6 260 0 0 331 11 6 300 0 0 (111) (1) (111) (1) 346 15 8 290 0 0 396 15 8 340 0 0 (87) (6) (87) (6) 394 3 4 400 0 0 444 3 4 i 450 0 0 (24) (1) (24) (1) 446 13 9 .. 496 13 9 (77) (77) 282 5 7 220 11 11 318 15 6 250 19 4 (745) (189) (745) (189) 282 5 7 220 11 11 318 15 6 250 19 4 (745) (189) (745) (189) 282 5 7 220 11 11 318 15 6 250 19 4 (745) (189) (745) (189) Note. —The numbers in parentheses indicati £ s. d. ] £ s. d. .. 115 i id (11) 110 0 0 126 16 7 (1) (514) 110 0 0 123 13 11 (4) (205) 173 18 2 149 5 10 (24) (288) 235 1 S 155 15 7 (83) (418) 270 13 11 172 1 8 (43) (148) 279 7 4 167 10 6 (170) (652) 256 10 5 149 13 1 (325) (2,236) 256 10 5 149 13 1 (325) (2,236) 256 10 5 149 13 1 (325) (2,236) £ s. d. , £ s. d. 74 8 0 49 12 4 (5) (136) 121 15 3 120 7 3 (114) (487) 166 11 6 154 8 9 (148) (392) 231 2 7 150 17 10 (376) (712) 242 7 7 127 5 7 (103) (212) 270 13 2 149 13 6 (135) (289) 292 5 0 157 13 7 (170) (424) 314 18 6 173 12 3 (67) (149) 327 9 7 167 10 6 (247) (652) 246 17 6 146 8 1 (1,365) (3,453) 248 19 7 150 7 5 (1,360) (3,317) 260 12 5 157 18 5 (1,246) (2,830) £ s. d. 50 9 11 (241) 120 12 7 (601) 157 15 3 (540) 178 12 5 (1,088) 164 18 3 (315) 188 3 11 (424) 196 3 11 (594) 217 8 11 (216) 211 9 6 (899) 175 5 9 (4,818) 179 0 11 (4,677) 189 6 3 (4,076) £ s. d. £ s. d. ] £ s. d. 74 8 0 49 12 4 : 50 9 11 (5) (136) (241) 141 15 3 140 7 3 140 12 7 (114) (487) (601) 186 11 6 173 17 6 177 17 1 (148) (392) (540) 261 1 0 159 4 8 194 8 5 (376) (712) (1,088) 270 4 10 128 5 4 175 7 10 (103) (212) (315) 303 10 11 149 16 4 198 15 3 (135) (289) (424) 323 14 5 I 158 7 9 204 0 5 (170) (424) (594) 332 16 8 173 18 11 223 4 8 (67) (149) (216) 343 1 4 167 10 6 215 15 2 (247) (652) (899) 272 11 9 153 6 6 1S7 3 1 (1,365) (3,453) (4,818) 273 9 4 157 11 6 191 5 6 (1,360) (3,317) (4,677) 285 10 6 164 6 8 200 8 0 (1.246) (2,830) (4.076) V (241-400) .. .. .. VI (401-500) ' VII (over 500) All grades Grades I-VII 153 12 6 (295) 154 19 10 (290) 176 10 3 (176) 125 13 11 (1,028) 137 8 8 (892) 157 12 11 (405) _._ _ - 174 6 9 ! 143 7 2 (295) (1,028) 176 1 2 157 13 0 (290) (892) 198 6 7 I 178 8 10 (176) (405) Grades II-VII i the number of teachers. i ; l