St. Saviour's Sunday School
ON Wednesday night, in S. Saviour's Church Hall, the teachers and all connected with the Sunday School welcomed Canon Martin. Mrs. Martin, and Mrs. Alexander. The gathering…
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Schools, 1903
219 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 7 of 11
Public School Cadets
THE cadet movement has been revived in Goulburn, and this afternoon about 140 cadets from Bourke-street, South Goulburn, and North Goulburn schools, headed by the…
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For some four or five years the cadet movement in connection with the public schools of Goulburn has been practically dead, for although the different schools have had drill in their grounds no combined…
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Thanks to the courtesy of the Railway Commissioners, the railway medical officer conducted the examination of the above class last evening in the lecture-hall. Originally the class…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Public School Cadets. Revival in Goulburn
As briefly mentioned in last issue, the cadet movement in Goulburn has been revived, and judging by the hearly manner in which it has been taken up by the boys and parents,…
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MR. E. H. LAWS, teacher of the Mummell public school, has been directed to take charge on Monday next of the public school at Bungonia, Mr. Funnell, teacher at the latter…
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Wednesday, the 30th ult., will long remain as a red-letter day among the residents--especially the younger ones--of the Marengo district, as on that day was held…
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CAPTAIN ELERS "flourished," as the biographers of old were accustomed to remark, from 1777 to 1842. His active life, therefore, covered the time…
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THE annual picnic of St. John’s Sunday School, took place at the Show Ground on Wednesday last. The children were assembled at the Church at 10 a.m and marched round the town. It was…
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A tennis match was played hereon Saturday between teams representing the local club and the teachers of the district. The latter wore not fully…
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For some months past Mr. District Inspector Milne, assisted by members of the Railway Ambulance Corps, has been busily engaged each Saturday evening, with one exception, giving…
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THE following are two communications received by teachers in public schools: ' Teacher,—Please excuse Rachael for being away those two days her…
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THE annual picnic of the Goldsmith-street Methodist Sunday School will this year be hold at Wingello. Arrangements have already been made for a suitable cite, and intending…
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AN entertainment was given by the children of St. Bridgid's Convent in the Mechanics Hall on Wednesday evening, the proceed being in aid of school requisites and prizes…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the above, which should have been held on Tuesday night. lapsed for the want of a quorum…
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WORD has been received from the Department that the Murrumburrah Public School has been raised in statue to that of a Superior Public, and no…
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Following are the successful local candidates in the scholars' and teachers' examinations for the whole of New South Wales, held on 28th August. All those securing over 75 marks…
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The idea of holding the Sunday School celebrations in connection with St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church in the Mechanics hall proved a happy one,…
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OLD school-mates, pupils, and friends of Mr. James Jacobs will, we feel sure, be pleased to learn the information contained in the following , paragraph, clipped from the Murrumburrah SIGNAL:—…
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