Free Sandwiches for Schools
THE British Consul in Lombardy (according to the Daily Graphic) reports the interesting fact that the municipal administration of Milan has begun to supply to school children,…
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Schools, 1901
94 stories in Broken Hill & the Far West's papers · page 4 of 5
The North School
MR. W. J. FERGUSON, M.L.A, for the district, has received official advice of the decision to proceed with new school buildings at the North. "I have to inform you," the…
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THE Methodist Sundny School at Lane-street North commenced its anniversary on Sunday, There were good attendances, the services being conducted by the Bevs. R. J. Daddow,…
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IN connection with, the policy of extanding technical education. Mr. Perry has made considerable suggestions for the establishments of a School of Mines at the Sydney…
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WORK in connection with the new school at the North was commenced this morning. Half a dozea quarrymen were wanted an Saturday, and a ballot was taken, 50 men…
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Charles Snodgrass, headmaster of the public school at Botany, and for 22 years in the service of the department, was charged at the Bedfern Police Court yesterday with…
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THE celebration of the Ble[?]de-street Methodi[?]t Sunday School anniversary was commenced last Sunday. The weather during the ear[?]er part of the day was unfavorable and kept…
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A SENSATIONAL raid was carried out by the police on Saturday night, and as the result what is believed to be one of the worst gambling "schools" in Broken Hill was…
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In the Police Court to-day James Warren, charged with being the keeper of a common gaming-house in Argent-Btreet, and Alexander Walker, charged with Desisting in conducting…
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IN the Police Court to-day James Warren, charged with being the keeper of a common gaming house in Argent-street, and Alexander Walker, charged with assisting in conducting…
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THE Blende-street Methodist Sunday School tea and public meeting was held yesterday The children, who had a good time of it during the afternoon, were liberally supplied…
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THE adjourned hearicg of the "gambling school" cas[?] in the Police Court this morning excited a good deal of public interest, and the court was crowded…
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THE adjourned bearing of the "gambling school" cases in the Police Court this morning excited a good deal of public interest, and the court was crowded…
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THE scholars attending the various Baptist Sunday schools were given their annual outing at M Culloch Park yesterday. The train, which left at 10 o'clock, bore with it…
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THE new school now in course of erection at North Broken Hill will be used by the boys. The present boys' school will be taken for the girls, and the girls' school will be used as an…
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LADY WARWICK, a london correspondent reports, has established at Reading an Institution for the teaching of various kinda of housework to women, especially women…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →AMUSEMENTS. Convent School Pupils' Concert
THE entertainment given in the Town Hall lait night by-the pupils of the Convent School was fall of merit. There was fairly good attendance. The opening number, a…
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Thomas Austin, 14, atte[?]ding a school picnic at Iva h[?]e yesterday, went for a swim in Darbin Creek and was drowned…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The War. [Reuter's Messages.] in the Concentration Camps. Training the Children. English Teachers Appointed. London
Mr. Joseph Chamberlain is selecting 100 Englishwomen, trained teachers of children, for the concentration camps in South Africa. They are being appointed…
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WHILE the Education Department eatimaters were being discussed Mr. Scobie, M.L.A. for Wentworth, gave the House a picture of a way-back school building—the one at…
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