Teachers' Summer School. Hawkesbury Agricultural College
"The Composition of Milk and its physical Characteristics" was the subject of a lecture given to the Summer School students by Mr. H.W. Potts, the principal [?]…
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Public School Teachers
The appointments of the following Public School teachers have been confirmed:—Annie T. Trophy, Berham ; Simpson, C.T, Le Lievre, Westbrook Provisional; Mrs…
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We have received from the publishers, Messrs, Salkeld and Wallace of Sydney, their newly published "Observational Geography and Atlas of New South Wales." Teachers and…
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The reopening of the Public High Schools of the State has been postponed to Monday, 31st inst., and instructions to that effect were received yesterday. This means that the…
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It is notified in the "Gazette" that his Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of the Public Service Board, has…
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The half-yearly meeting of members of the Largs School of Arts will be held on evening next…
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Mr Jas. Fallick, M.L.A., has received a letter from Mr Peter Board, UnderSecretary to the Department of Public Instruction, to the effect that the…
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"First Aid to Sick and wounded Animals" was the subject of a lecture by Mr. H. W. Hotts, principal H.A.C., to the Summer School teachers, which was warmly…
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Air Jas M.L.A. for Singleton, has been notified by the Department of Public Instruction that the Minister has approved of the acceptance…
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Feeding Stock, the Nutritive Ratio," was the subject of a lecture to the Teachers' Summer School at the H.A.C. by the Principal, Mr. H. W. Potts, The…
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Mr. W. Brown, M.L.A., has received word that the Minister of Public Instruction, has approved of tenders being invited for the erection of a new Public School building…
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"Dairy Breeds" was the subject of one of the lectures given by Mr. H. W. Potts, principal of the H.A.C. to the Teachers' Summer School. The four types of…
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"Management of Poultry" was the subject of a lecture to Summer School teachers by Mr. D. S. Thompson, the poultry expert at Hawkesbury Agricultural College,…
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Owing to the repairs to the Singleton Superior Public School still being in progress, it has been decided, as will be observed by a reference to our…
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Only one High School scholarship comes to the Maitland district from the last half-yearly examination, and that was gained by Miss Marjorie M. Compton, of West Maitland S.P…
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The following latest books have been added to the library;—Scales of Justice, F. M. White; Truxton King, Geo. Barr McCurcheon; A Country Corner, Amy Le Feuvre; Hungry…
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The following subject has been chosen for debate by the School of Arts Debating Society at it next meeting:—'That, considering the position of Australia in the Pacific, its great agricultural and…
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The annual meeting of the above was hold in the hall of the institution on Tuesday evening last. Mr. T. E. Pyman occupied the chair, and there was a faiv…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Singleton Argus Thurysday, January 27, 1910. Cheerful School Surroundings
It has now become a recognised fact by medical men. that too much cannot be done for the pupils in our public schools in the matter of bright…
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