School Column
Mr. B. J. Tollis, Superintendent of School Agriculture, was in town last week on an incidental visit. He explained that it was the…
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Empire Day and Country Schools
There was not a single entry for the country school section of the Empire Day essay competitions. Special prizes had been set aside…
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A large combined picnic for the schoochildren of Singleton was held at the showground yesterday, in celebration of Empire Day. The children,…
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Empire Day was duly celebrated in Cessnock yesterday, the principal function being that which took place at the Cessnock Public School…
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A very interesting ceremony also took place at the West End School, of which Miss Stacy is headmistress. This school is making great progress…
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Following are the fixtures for Friday: Lightweights: Maitland, I v Morpeth; Maitland II v Cessnock…
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Mr. J. Howard, who has been teacher of the public school at Oak Park for the past seven years, has been transferred to Dartbrook School…
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Mr J. Howard, who has been teacher of the Public School at Oak Park for the past seven years, has been transferred to Dartbrook School, which is…
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Mr. J. Howard, who has been teacher of the Public School at Oak Park for the past seven years, has been transferred to Dartbrook School,…
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A football match was played last Friday between the Convent School pu pils and team from the local school, resulting in a win for the latter. M…
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The popularity of the public school concert was attested, to last night at the Maitland Town Hall, by the large audience present when…
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The members for Maitland are advise by the Education Department with regard to representations respecting the appointment of a teacher to…
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At the jubilee congress of the Presbyterian Ladies' College, Melbourne, in the course of an address, Mrs. James Dyer pointed to the…
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The annual Empire Day picnic and sports gathering was held at the Yarrawa provisional school on Monday, 25th May. Messrs. H. and M. Brecht…
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The celebrations in connection with Empire Day were held in the public school on Monday, 25th inst., when 208 children, each wearing an Empire…
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The Junior A's' were beaten by the corresponding team from Newcastle by 8 to 5. It was a willing forward game, but both teams are "raw" yet…
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In the Kerr shield competitions for the first XV's of the Maitland, Newcastle, and Marist Brothers' High Schools, Maitland and Newcastle…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Schools' League Competition. Maitland No. 14. v. Marist Bros
Maitland No. 2 team met Marist brothers, in the under 7st, 10lbs, at Maitland Park, for the second match of the season. In the first half…
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The game throughout the first half was marked by many ragged scrummages. The M.B.M.S. had their oppondents defending for the most…
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East Maitland beat Cessnock in the 7.10 division by 19 to 6, but the game was closer than the scores indicate. East led 16 to 3 at half-time, but the…
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