Three Rivers School
On Thursday morning Mr J. C. L. Fitzpatrick introduced Mr A. A. Rogers, President of the Amaroo Shire, to Mr Arthur Griffith, Minister for Public Instruction. Mr…
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Schools, 1915
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School of Arts Meeting
The usual monthly meeting of the Cumnock School of Arts was held on Friday night, 6th inst, Present.— Messrs Rohan, Hudson, Abernethy,…
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The monthly meeting of the School of Arts Committee was held on Tuesday night, when there were present: Messrs. N. Basser (president), A. J. Tartakover (treasurer), J. J…
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At the recent High School Swimming Carnival, the sum of £13 4s 3d was obtained, which has been banded over to the Treasurer of the Empire…
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A meeting of the above was held, oil Friday night last. There were present Messr Weiss (president), Carmody, Wright, Utz,…
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On Thursday morning, Mr. Fitzpatrick, M.P., introduced Mr. A. A. Rogers, President of the Amaroo Shire, to Mr. Arthur…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Story of the Australians. Read in Victorian Schools. Melbourne
The story of the Australians' fighting in Gallipoli is to be read in all the Victorian schools and published in the State school magazines of all…
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The usual monthly meeting of the committee of the Orange School of Arts, to have been held last night, lapsed for want of a quorum, there…
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Miss Gladys Mayne, of Orange, a school teacher at Toronto, near Newcastle, was run over by a train to-night…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Disabilities of Roman Catholics Dogma in Schools. Speakers From Sydney
A special meeting of the Bathurst Branch of the Catholic Federation was held in the School Hall, Keppel-street, last evening…
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Entries dose to-night at 9 o'clock at the Royal Hotel for the Band and School of Arts Races to be held on Friday and Saturday next. Horse owners…
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In your local brevities of issue of "Mudgee Guardian," 13th instant, I notice you remark that the High School agitation has gone dead…
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All arrangements have been made for the programme which the school children of Mudgee will go through on Monday next (Empire Day). The…
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The Public Instruction Department suggests that on Empire Day the boys and girls of New South Wales should make an effort for the relief of the…
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To-morrow at 3.80 on the Wolaroi ground, the first schools match of the season will a played under Rugby Union rules between the Wolaroi and…
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Following are the entries for the School of Arts' meeting to be held on Orange Racecourse, on May 22:—AUTHORS' HANDICAP: Collarall,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Ball. [?]Or Belgians and Orphans a Cay Scene. in the School of Arts
Our School of Arts Hall was a pic [?]re of grace and beauty last night [?] the occasion of the Belgian and [?]phanage Ball…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →"The Cry of the Children." Local Schools' Effort to Raise £100. To the Editor
Sir,--As announced in your columns the State schools are asked to raise by Empire Day for the relief of the Bclgian children sum of [?]10,000, such sum being calculated…
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A team representing tho Orange, High School defeated Wolaroi on their own ground yesterday afternoon or 400 to nil. Mr. L. Dwyer refereed…
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Mr. H. Elsley, teacher of piano and violin, is now permanently residing in Duneddo. He is the local agent for Messrs. Beale and Co.,…
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