Alma School Picnic
About 300 children from the Alma Public School, and their parents, left the Sulphide-street Railway Station this morning for their picnic at…
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Schools, 1936
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Alma School Picnic
The following are the results of Alma School picnic races:- 5 Years (boys).—B. Ball, 1; N. Graves, 2; D. Sanderson, 3. Girls:…
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About 300 children from the Alma Public School, and their parents, left. the Sulphide-street Railway Station this morning for their picnic at…
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SYDNEY, Saturday, — Mr. A. McGuinness, president of the Teachers' Federation of New South Wales, told a meeting of the…
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SYDNEY, Saturday. Mr. A. McGuinness, president of the Teachers' Federation of New South Wales, told a meeting of the…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—The ban imposed by the Teachers' Federation on heads of the Education Department is to be lifted, a motion to that effect…
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A very successful combined Ecclesial and Sunday school picnic was held at Silverton last Saturday. No stone was left unturned to make the…
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The intermediate examinations were resumed to-day when 91 students sat this morning for the Mathematics I. paper. This afternoon, 30…
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Arrangements in connection with the Burke Ward School picnic on Saturday were finalised at a meeting of the Parents and Citizens' Association…
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CHARLESTOWN PUBLIC SCHOOL.—Harry Davis. CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL.— Agnes Bennett, Shirley Sabey, Nancy…
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GIRLS.âDaphne Andrews, Thelma Ayers, Elsie Bolitho, Barbara Boundy, Melva Causon, Catherine Clague, Irene Fox, Ruby Giles, Barbara…
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BOYS.—Anthony Aitken, Ramsay Allan, Kenneth Basden, Raymond Bitmead, Frank Bowden, Alan Bright, Robert Brown, William Cadd, Earl…
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The Leaving Certificate Examination for fifth year students of the secondary schools is almost completed, the Intermediate Certificate Examination for third year students of secondary schools is in progress, the primary final examination for sixth class pupils…
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"Let's Pretend," a talking play, was presented by the pupils of Miss lena Atkinson last night at the Crystal Theatre. There was a good…
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Final arrangements are being made for the North school picnic to be held at Silverton on December 5. It was first hoped to have conducted it on…
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Overcome by the heat of the sun shining on the backs of their heads 30 pupils of the Challa Gardens School, formerly known as Kilkenny…
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To the Editor, Sir.— In yesterday's issue of "The Barrier Miner" the chairman of the Broken Hill Football League was…
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A special train left Sulphide-street Railway Station at 9.30 this morning to take the pupils of the Burke Ward School to Silverton for their annual…
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A hurdle school will be conducted on the course proper at the Broken Hill Racecourse at 7 a.m. to-morrow. Several requests have been received…
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A special train left Sulphide-street Railway Station at 9.80 this morning to take the pupils of the Burke Warn School to Silverton for their annual…
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