High School Tennis Cessnock v. NEWCASTLE
Although beaten toy a wide margin, 7 sets to 1, Cessnock First Grade team was not disgraced. Every game was keenly contested, and there were…
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High School Football
In the first grade competition tot the Evans shield, Ceasnock High defeated Newcastle Technical High by 29 points to all. Good football was…
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SINGLETON Saturday—Intermediate High School sports results:— Soccer: Howe defeated Munro…
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The one penny per week fund to raise £40 per half year has been continued, and in the five months the sum of £57 has been collected…
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Mr G. Madgwick, M.A., presided at a. well-attended meeting of the Singleton branch of the Teachers' Federation held on Saturday…
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At its meeting last week the committee of the School of Arts decided to hold the annual meeting on the 28th inst…
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The annual meeting of the Tarro School of Arts Committee was held In Tarro Hall. Opening the meeting the…
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SINGLETON Tuesday.—Mr. G. Made wick M.A., presided at a well attended meeting of the Singleton branch of the Teachers…
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As a result of this week's salvage drive over half a ton of old rubber has been deposited in the Council's salvage dump, and about 400 bottles…
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The final of the primary school football between St. Ethel’s and Marist Brothers, was played on the West Maitland…
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Rain was the deciding factor in Wednesday's matches, but in spite of it several teams defied the elements to small extent, and managed to get…
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In the Anal game for the Wicks Shield Newcastle High defeated Cessnock High at Newcastle and won the competition. Although defeated…
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Rain was the deciding factor in Wednesday’s matches but several teams defied the elements to some extent and…
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On Thursday last a football match was held between the Rural School and the Convent. The Rural School's team was selected from the first year…
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RICH in tradition with a fine scholastic record and ranking in point of age next to the Sydney Girls’ High…
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[?]YDNEY Thursday.—To ad[?] manpower authorities on all [?] affecting rural produc[?] 28 war agricultural…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Need for New Girls’ High School Present Building Over-crowded And III Ventilated
The urgent need for a complete remodelling of the Girls’ High School and associated buildings was stressed yesterday afternoon, when representative of local organisations accompanied Mr. Arthur Howarth, M.L.A., and the…
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Mr. A. G. Humphreys, Assistant Supervisor of Manual Training, visited the Scone D.R. School yesterday for the purpose of inspecting the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Gift From Sydney High School Girls Mobile Canteen for British Ministry of Food
Mr. Ralph Bond, chairman of the Council of the Royal Empire Society, on behalf of 4000 Sydney High School girls, en Tuesday last…
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A large crowd assembled last Tuesday afternoon to see the stall play the girls basket ball. The match proved to be interesting and at no…
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