Convent School Concert
A most s[?]ful concert was given by the Convent School pepils in H[?] Hall last might in [?] of the South Brocken Hill Convent, There was a c[?]d attendance, and every…
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Schools, 1900
63 stories in Broken Hill & the Far West's papers · page 2 of 4
AMUSEMENTS. The Convent Pupils
THE annual concert given by the pupils at the Convent School took place in the Town Hall last night. There was only a moderate attendance. As a rule the public interest in…
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THE Silverton Sunday School anniversary was celebrated in the local Methodist Church on Sunday, when the Rev. W. Jeffries preached morning, afternoon, and night…
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THE Silverton Sunday School anniversary was celebrated in the local Methodist Church on Sunday, when the Rev. W. Jeffries preached morning, afternoon, and night…
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THE anniversary of the South Broken Hill Methodist Sunday School was celebrated on May 20, and a picnic was held on the 23rd. The Sunday services were conducted…
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A schoolboy named Callaghab, at Benalla, was running to ring a bell yesterday, when he was pushed by a school fellow, and in falling struck the back of his head on the ground…
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MR. FRANK MILLER, the collector for the Industrial School for the Blind, who has begun his canvass of Broken Hill, will be at the Central mine on Friday, at the Broken…
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BROKEN HILL has without doubt a particularly big head of pat[?]iotic steam on to-day, and the p[?]oces[?]ion of school children which look place this afternoon affo[?]ded an…
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The committee of the Barrier Public Schools A. A. A. met at the Central Public School yesterday afternoon. Mr. M'Phie in the chair. Subscriptions donated by the…
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ACTIVE preparations are being made for the public schools' display which is to take place on the Broken Hill Oval on Wednesday next. This afternoon the first…
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WHEN the Barrier Public Schools Amateur Athletic Association was formed last year people wished it good look and did not trouble much more about it. No one ever…
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BROKEN HILL pays many penalties for being so scattered. And yet for its scattered nature its people are not to blame in any way. The town design,…
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THE Victorian Royal Commission on religions instruction in State schools sat again on friday, and further evidence was taken. Mr. James Holland, the acting-Inspector-General…
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THE local School Board of Advice met at the Town Hall yesterday afternoon. A letter was read from Mr. A. Butter, resident master of the Technical College, soliciting…
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SPEAKING a few days ago at the opening of a new public school at Marrickville, the Minister (Mr. Perry) said he was especially pleased to note that the style of school which…
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SIR,—I desire to convoy tho thanks of the board of management of the Industrial School for the Blind, North Adelaide, to the people of Broken Hill for their generons…
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DISCUSSIONS have taken place at various times in Parliament (says the Queenslander) on the subject of the establishment of Schools ot Mines in different parts of the colony as…
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THE balance-sheet of the Barrier Public Schools' Amateur Athletic Association's carnival has been issued. The proceeds amounted to £186 14s. 7d. The expenses were light,…
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THE chairman of the School Board of Advice (Mr. John Dunstan) has been informed, with reference to the board's letter applying for the appointment of workmistresses to the…
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RECENTLY a petition was sent to the Department of Instruction through Mr. W. J. Ferguson, M. P., asking that a school should be established at Broken Hill East. Mr…
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