LOCAL & General News. Public School Additions
The local public school additions were occupied on Monday, and the tent that has done duty for months pad has been packed off to near Wingham for similar…
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Schools, 1910
339 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 6 of 17
Shocking Outrage. At Fort-street School
SYDNEY, Friday.—An extraordinary outrage took place at Fort-street Public School this afternoon. At the luncheon hour the grounds were…
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The monthly meeting in connection with the above was held last evening. Mr. J. T. McKittrick presided, and there was also present Messrs. E. Scott, L. Weatherstone,…
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At Monday evening's monthly meeting of the committee of the above institution, there were present: Messrs J. T. McKittrick (president), J. F…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Stricken with St. Vitus Dance. School Girl Fed and Attended to Like a Baby. How She Recovered
The school teacher was the first to notice that Josephine Mortola was developing St. Vitus dance. Her hands used to twitch at writing lessons, and soon the teacher had…
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A meeting of the, committee was held, in the Criterion Hall on Saturday. Mr. R. J'ohnstone occupied, the chair. The Secretary (Mr. Chas. Wallace) gave a gratifying…
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LONDON, Sunday.—Mr. Fred. Ney, of Manitoba, has arrived in England, and is arranging for an interary for 180 Canndian school teachers, who will leave…
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All public schools in the State will be closed on Friday. The Inter-State ship-owners have determined to carry out only such work on…
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The monthly meeting of committee was held on Friday, the President in the chair. The flnancial statement showed a credit of £3 2s 2d. The action of the…
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THE opening ball of the season on Tuesday evening next promises to largely successful. Good music has been provided for, and every other…
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MELBOURNE, Friday.—At a session of the Presbyterian General Assembly reports were tabled by the department entrusted with the work of caring for the welfare of…
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LONDON, Sunday.—Remarkable scenes were enacted at the World's Sunday School, Convention at Washington (U.S.) yesterday…
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The celebration this year of Empire Day, as instituted to keep green the memory of the British Empire's most illustrious queen, opened in the…
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The national bereavement, consonant with the death of King Edward, was responsible for the [?]obtrusive celebration of Empire Day at the Grafton District School on…
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We are apt to consider that America has said the last word on education. Certainly the colleges and universities of America are munificently endowed. At Drunmoyne…
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The annual picnic in connection with the Brierfield public school was held in Mr. Cordwell's paddock on Tuesday afternoon last. There was…
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A basket picnic was held at Gulmarrad School on Tuesday, when over 200 adults and children, including visitors from Maclean, were…
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OUR Coff's Harbor correspondent writes [?] of the recent enquiry at the local State School has been communicated to the…
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AT night, in the School of Arts, a large number of people assembled to do honor to King Terpsichore. As was promised patrons, every…
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Empire Day was patriotically observed by the aboriginal population of Ulgundahi Island by a picnic at Green Point. After morning prayers and a few words from…
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