Sending Children to School
A LARGE number of parents and guardians were proceeded against in the Police Court, before Mr. Makinson, P.M., to-day, for noncompliance with the 20th and 21st sections of…
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Schools, 1898
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A Breach of Promise Case. State School Teachers. [By Telegraph.] Melbouhne, Tuesday Afternoon
An action was commenced in the County Court to-day, in which Florence Fuller, a State school teacher, sued J. W. Johnston, also a State school teacher, both of Richmond,…
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THE annual report of the Adelaide School of Mines and Industries for 1897 shows most conclusively that the institution is in an extremely [?]condition the general…
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AT the last meeting of the Broken Hill School Board of Advice the want of extra accommodation at the new Burke Ward Public School was discussed, and it was decided to…
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A PUBLIC dinner was held in the Wesleyan Church, South Broken Hill, on Wednesday evening in commemoration of the ninth anniversary of the Sunday school. Between 150…
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ABOUT 500 children and adults proceeded by train to Silverton yesterday morning on the annual picnic of the Wesleyan Sunday School. The youngsters, in spite of the weather, were…
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THE lecture by Mr. Pitcairn last night on concentration, delivered for the benefit of the School of Mines students, in the Town Hall, was well attended. Mr. Hawker, lecturer at…
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ABOUT 500 children and adults proceeded by train to Silverton yesterday morning on the annual picnic of the Wesleyan Sunday School. The youngsters, in spite of the weather, were…
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A PLEASANT afternoon was spent at the Central schoolground to-day, where a tennis match was played between the girls tennis clubs of ths Central and School, acted as…
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THE students of the Adelaide School of Mines, their mining lecturer (Mr. E. W. Hawker), and the registrar (Mr. Hughes) have returned to Adelaide, after spending a week at Broken…
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THE annual concert by the pupils of the Convent Schools took place in the Town Hall last night. There was a large audience, which manifested appreciation of the unique…
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Government Gazette notifications:—Transfer: Miss L. Murpby from Darling Road (Balmain) to Burke Ward. Promotions (pupil teachers to Class III.): Evelyn R. A. Berriman, Broken…
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PRIOR to "breaking up" for the mi[?] winter vacation on Friday afternoon the pupils of the Burke Ward Public School were entertained by Mr. Bert Sayers with this…
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George Newman, late head master of Whinham College, was charged to-day with having assaulted one of his pupils. The accused was remanded. New[?]…
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Mr. M'Inerney, head teacher of the Kalgoorlie public school, committed suicide on the Middleton beach, Albany, on Saturday night. He went to Albany recently, and had…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →A Tale for a Schoolbook. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne
A Dandenong lad named Watts had an unusual experience yesterday. Accompanied by a cattle dog, he was crossing a paddock, when a large eagle swooped down on the dog…
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MR. W. NOLAN, district inspector, is now making his annual inspection of Broken Hill schools. He is engaged this week at the Central…
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WHEN Mr. Josiah Thomas, M.P., was in Broken Hill urging his candidature, he mentioned that he had been urging upon the Department of Public Instruction the…
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BEFORE Mr.Makinson. P.M., and Mr. Harrington, J.P., at the Police Court this afternoon, Sergeant Scott, inspector under the Education Act, obtained convictions against…
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Annie M'Innes, a publie school teacher at Carraboolla, near Maitland, while crossing a flooded creek yesterday afternoon, on horse back, was swept[?] [?]ed…
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