Central School Stroud War Fund
This week £1/5/3 was received from the various Houses as follows: Barton 2/3, Phillip 7/-, Macarthur 7/-, Wentworth 7/6 and Infants 1/6 This…
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Religion in Schools Synod Discussion
NEWCASTLE Wed.—Speaking at the Anglican Synod to-day on the question of education. Rev. A. R. Holmes said if they…
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There were good prospects of the acute, shortage of teachers being re[?]ieved in the near future, the Minister for Education (Mr. Heffron) said…
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Advocacy in local circles to the Railway authorities has resulted in the school train being put back on an old running schedule, namely…
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A number of pupils from the Maitland Boys and Girls High Schools journeyed to Newcastle this afternoon to attend an…
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Visual education as an adjunct to ordinary school curriculum is one of the ideas in the near future for better training of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Combined Schools Sport Programme
The combined schools' sports be held at the Maitland Show Ground on King's Birthday. Monday, June 18. promises to be a…
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SINGLETON Thursday.— The school train, which was recently altered to arrive at Singleton at 6.41 p.m., has been again altered…
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On Tuesday last. 31 boys from Canterbury arrived at Cessnock, in the care of the Sportsmaster, Mr. W. Weekes, and Mr. F. Driscoll. They were met…
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The Department of Main Roads Board has invited Cessnock Council to nominate an overseer or works foreman to attend a school on plant construction…
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Kurri Kurri P. and C. Association is concerned at the straying stock nuisance at the Kurri School. It was reported to a meeting last night that…
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Police recovered lour loaded pistols yesterday, and have now taken charge of 300 firearms since the beginning of this year. A revolver and an…
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The Maitland and District Teachers’ Federation, headed by Miss Griffiths and Mr. Mcllwain, who are conducting the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cattle Cause Damage at Kurri School
KURRI, Sat—Much concern was expressed by members of Kurri Kurri Parents and Citizens’ Association at the Straying…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →High School Football
On Wednesday afternoon Canterbury High School first grade defeated Cessnock High School 5 points to nil at Cessnock Sports Ground. The match…
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From Miss Bessie Lowrey, referring to the Stroud School of Arts, asking whether it was possible for Council to take an interest in the ventilation of…
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In the House of Representative Mr. T. [?] member for Robertson asked the following question…
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The Education Department has Instructed teachers to [?] clude all dogs from school prem[?]…
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Kearsley Shire Engineer reported to a meeting of the Council on Tuesday night that grading and gravelling, tennis courts in the Nulkaba School…
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Mr. T. Williams, M.P. (Robertson) asked in the House of Representatives if the Minister for Labor and National Service had read a statement by…
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