Letter, from Mary Haydon Shouls, Mistress of the Native Girls' School, Hukarere to Oswald Curtis
Maker
Shouls, Mary Haydon
Production date
24 Nov 1890
Current rights
Public Domain
Object detail
Brief Description
The letter is written by Mary Haydon Shouls, Mistress of the Protestant Native Girls' School, Hukarere, Napier, to Oswald Curtis.
In the letter Mary is providing a testimonial for Dora Webb who had worked at the school for three years in both the upper and lower classrooms and also had charge of girls for walking, Church and meals. She had obtained an educational certificate but was not gazetted through not having taught in a Board School. Miss Dora Webb would like to get employment where she will obtain more experience and opportunities for improvement. She is described as being strong and of a genial disposition and a trustworthy, reliable and valuable teacher.
Date, 24 November 1890.
In the letter Mary is providing a testimonial for Dora Webb who had worked at the school for three years in both the upper and lower classrooms and also had charge of girls for walking, Church and meals. She had obtained an educational certificate but was not gazetted through not having taught in a Board School. Miss Dora Webb would like to get employment where she will obtain more experience and opportunities for improvement. She is described as being strong and of a genial disposition and a trustworthy, reliable and valuable teacher.
Date, 24 November 1890.
Collection
Maker
Production date
24 Nov 1890
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Production period
Production technique
Media/Materials description
Black ink on paper.
Media/Materials
Measurements
Height x Width: 205 x 128mm
Classification terms
Subject person
Subject period
Subject date
Nov 1890
Current rights
Public Domain
Credit line
from the estate of Miss Elizabeth Webb
Other number(s)
m99/78, 90347
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