School Classes
Judges—Rev. J. W. Harrison and Mr. R. Henderson: Stewards—Messrs. H. A. Sanders, R. Hynes and S. Armstrong. Following, were the first prize awards:-…
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Schools, 1907
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School of Arts
A meeting of members of the local school of Arts was held on Monday night of last week, Mr. N. E. Osberg being in the chair. It…
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The usual quarterly meeting of the members was hold on Wednesday, the President, Mr. N. E. Osberg, in the chair. It was decided that the hall be lot to Mr. Carl…
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The month of June is peculiar to the Junfor University Examination. The Standard for this examination is now much higher than previously, while the age is raised…
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On Monday Mr. S. Armstrong received a communication from the head of the Technical Education Department proposing to establish a carpentery class…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Our Cookery School Pies and Tarts
Having fully described the making of various kinds of paste, "I will now show how that knowledge may be turned to account. But first I will…
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Excellent it would be if Mr. Turner could be taken more seriously in the matter. He states that everywhere there is a forward movement, and, he adds, "we are bringing…
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At the Murwillumbah Police Court on Monday, George William Mackay, school teacher at Upper North Arm, Was charged with that he did carnally know one Lizzie, Buck,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A School for Mothers. Saves Many Children From Death
A school for mothers is far from a Utopian idea; in fact, with the alarmingly high rate of infantile morality, it seems one of the first necessities. Experiments in this…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Californians and Japanese. the School Question
MR. Charles E. Hands writes in the London "Daily Mail" from San Francisco:— The Japanese school question, as is the way of some mountains, seems to dwindle…
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Mr. Henderson, Inspector of Schools, met about 35 Lower Clarence public school teachers at Maclean S.P. School on Saturday morning. Mr. R. Gall…
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A meetings of the committee of (Mr. J. Faulkes) being in the the School of Arts was held on Friday night the vice-president…
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Mr. Cameron presided at the committee meeting of the above on Friday evening. The treasurer reported receipts £10, and a credit of £2. Accounts passed for payment…
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Mr. R. Henderson, Inspector of Schools, met about 35 Lower Clarence public school teachers at Maclean S. P. School on Saturday morning. Mr…
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The ordinary monthly meeting of the South Grafton School of Arts Committee was held at the institution on Monday evening. The…
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The monthly meeting of committee was held on Monday. The President (Mr. J. T. M'Kittrick) occupied the chair, and there were also present Messrs. A. J…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Winter School for Farmers
The winter school for farmers and their sons, inaugurated so successfully at the Hawkesbury Agricultural College last year, is to hold its second session between Tuesday, June 18, and…
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In tho February number of "Past and Present," a journal for scholars of Friends' School, there is a long and "absolutely…
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A successful "silver" reading was held at the School of Arts on Wednesday night, and despite the [?] [?] [?] was…
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A successful "silver" reading was held at the School of Arts on Wednesday night, and despite the wet weather the attendance was…
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