Overtasking School Children. [By Telegraph.] Dunedan
At a meeting of the Council of Eduoation statements were made that in some cases children of school age were required to work several hours daily, rendering them…
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Schools, 1898
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Accidents and Fatalities. [By Telegraph.] Suicide in a School of Arts. BRISBANE
The body of W. Syson, a well-known chessplayer, has been found dead in an attic in the School of Arts Buildings. It is evidently a case of suicide…
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MR. F. M'MULLEN, B.A., of the North school, who is now away on his holidays, will not return to Broken Hill; he has been appointed assistant master of the…
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Henry C. Curling, a schoolmaster, has been committed for trial on an alleged charge of uttering and disposing of a forged cheque for £7 10s…
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MR. F. M'MULLEN, B.A., of the North school, who is now away on his holidays, will not return to Broken Hill; he has been appointed assistant master of the…
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THE following changes have taken place since the New Year at the North Public School:—Miss Madden, who goes to Strathfield, has been replaced by Miss Sheath;…
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THE history of the Burke Ward School contains in itself a good illustration of the difficulties that confront the 'Way Back representatives, whether legislative or…
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MR. GARRARD, Minister for Public Instruction, during his visits to the public schools in the town yesterday, took the opportunity to personally form an opinion as to the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The following appeared in our late editions yesterday:— the Minister's Visit. Opening of the Burke Ward School
MR. JACOB GARRARD, Minister for Public Instruction and Industry and Labor, accompanied by the members for the district (Messrs Ferguton, Cann, and Thomas), the…
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SIR,—Whilst sorry to raise a discordant note amid the paeans of praises sung in honor of the visit of the Minister for Public Instruction, yet a sense of public duty…
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IN the First Edition to-day some of the changes just made in the trashing staffs of Broken Hill schools were noted. In addition to those and others previously reported,…
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AFTER the opening ceremony of the Technical School on Tuesday last, the Minister for Public Instruction, Mr. Jacob Garrard, had an interview with Mr. E. K…
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SIR,—As the MINER has a large circulation through the district, I would ask you to kindly allow me to make use of your columns to direct attention to the Orphanage…
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THE adjourned meeting of State school teachers interested in the swimming movoment was held at the Education offices on Thursday, when between 30 and 40 head…
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OUGHT a schoolmistress to go to her school on a bicycle? This is the question the Paris Municipal Council has had to decide, and its decision is in the negative. It appears that…
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FOLLOWING up the project of systematic instruction in swimming in the Victorian State schools, the provisional committee of officers in the Victorian Education Depart…
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THE first meeting of the Broken Hill School Board of Advice since the Minister of Public Instruction visited the district was held in the Mayor's parlor yesterday afternoon, Dr…
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THE protest made by the headmaster (Mr. Bennett) and the local School Board of Advice with regard to the deficiency in strength of the teaching staff at the Burle…
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SEVERAL changes in the teaching stall of the Broken Hill public schools takes place next week. Miss Underwood, of the Central School, has been transferred to Lithgow;…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Romantic School. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne
The extent to which the fertile brain of youth can produce a crop of sensations was illustrated to the city police yesterday. A boy named Arthur Deslandes, 13 years old…
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