Empire Day. the Schools' Concert Another Big Success
Not since the same occasion last year has there been such a crowd in the West Maitland Town Hal as that which gathered last evening at…
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Transfer of Teachers
Transfers of public school teachers include the following:—Miss B. Talbot, Miranda to Cessnock Infants: Miss E. M'Brfite, Port Macquaric to…
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In addition to the regulation instruction imparted to the [?]s of the District Rural School the principal Mr. Bidwell has arranged for…
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A meeting of the committee of the Maitland High School Old Boys Union will he held in the soldiers club rooms to-morrow (Thursday.)…
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Monday's picnic is generally regarded as one of the most successful held here. The attendance was large and funds an eatables were plentiful…
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In response to the invitation by the Headmaster (Mr. W. A. Marshall) of the local Superior Public School to attend the Empire Day celebrations…
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The Parliament representatives for Newcastle have been informed by Mr. Match the Minister for Education that plans for the new school…
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The following Empire Day message was issued by the Primo Minister (Mr. Bruce):— "On Empire Day Australia…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →West Maitland's Schools. Picnic on Show Ground
"Oo-h-h Pica"... This from a sunburnt smiling youngster about seven summers as he investigated the luncheon bag he had in…
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In addition to the regulation in struction imparted to the pupils of the District Rural School, the principal, Mr. Bidwell, has arranged for…
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The day was celebrated at Lorn Public School, where the Rev. H. R. Holmes addressed the children on the significance of the day…
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An Empire Day celebration carried out entirely by hoys! Yesterday, at the Boys' High School, East Maitland, the staff took a back neat while the…
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Arrangements are under way for a tour of Australia by 50 public and secondary school boys from Britain, under the direction of Major-General…
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Empire Day was enthusiastically celebrated at Homeville Public School, where the pupils under the able control of Mr. Page…
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Not since the name occasion last year has there been such a crowd in that which gathered on Tuesday at that which gathered last evening at…
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Referring on Wednesday to complaints received from various ports of the State concerning the lack of facilities for education, the leader of the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →School, Gardening Competitions
At at meeting of the Northern Agriculture Association a letter was received from the Singleton Teachers' Nature Study Club, advising that it…
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Mrs. Cameron, who has been for some time on the staff at St. Ethel's public school, and who has resigned, was farewelled by the staff and pupils…
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There was a fair, attendance all the meeting, held yesterday, and presided over by Mr. E. J. Sherwood, in connection with the above…
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The second term of the 1926 session of the West Maitland trades school wil begin on June 8, and intending students are requested to…
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