Catholic Schools
From a return published by the Rev. B. McKiernan, Diocesan Inspector of Catholic Schools, we learn that for the year cading June 28, 1907, the total enrolment in the…
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Thrashing a Teacher
A case of much local interest' was heard at the Narrabri police court William Miller, storekeeper, of woolabra, was charged with assaulting Charles Sidney Dunlop…
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The Government scheme for the increase of the salaries of Public School touchers in the lower grades, for which purpose £60,000 is to be voted this year includes a…
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The State Premier has announced the intentions of the Government in respect to the question of increasing the salaries of Public School…
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A shocking case was heard at the Fitzroy Court, when a woman, Theresa Ford, was charged with the larceny of various articles from a neighbor's dwelling. A daughter of the accused, aged 12…
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The Maitland High School paid a visit to Sydney to return the matches with Clovelandstreet School on Friday last. On their arrival in Sydney the boys were taken in charge of…
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The third annual meeting of the Wingen School of Arts was held on Saturday last. There was a fair muster of members. Mr. F…
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CONCURENT with a provision of £60.000 extra for the financial year 1906-7 to increase the salaries of poorly paid public school teachers, the…
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A boy named Albert Murray, had his foot crushed by the wheel of a loaded wood-dray on his way to school at Walhalla, (Vic.), on June 27. He was at once taken to the doctor, who…
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In answer to an application made by Mr. J. Gillies, M.L.A., for a half-holiday for the schools in the Maitland district on Friday next in connection with the turning of the first sod…
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A shocking case was heard at the Fitzroy (Melbourne) Court on Monday, when a woman, Theresa Ford, was charged with the larceny of…
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A boy-named Albert Murray had his foot crushed by the wheel of a, loaded wood-dray on his way to school at Walhalla (Vic.) on June…
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One of the most welcome among a long list of [?] announcements of policy made by the Carruthers Government, is that in regard to the salaries of public school…
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The third annual meeting of the Wingen School of Arts was held on Saturday, July 13th. There was a fair attendance of members. Mr. F. Ashford,…
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From a statement supplied us by the Rev. B. McKiernan[?] of Raymond Terrace, we take the following particulars relating to the Diocese of Maitland:—…
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The annual general meeting of members of the above was held in the institution on Wednesday, 17th instant. Mr. H. Corner (president) occupied the chair, [?] lair number of…
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The annual meeting of the members of the School of Arts was held in the institution on Tuesday night, when there was a good attendance. The retiring president (Mr. J. W…
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The Public Service Board invite applications for teachers (male and female), in the smallest country schools. Applicants must be unmarried men and women between 18 and…
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A boy named Albert Murray had his foot crushed by the wheel of a loaded wood-dray on his way to school at Walhalla, (Vic), on June 27. He was at once taken to the doctor, who…
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