Hand Looms for Schools
SYDNEY Monday.—Another £2500 is being made available by the Australian Wool Board a supply on hand looms to the…
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Kurri School Sport
On Wednesday, July 8, Newcastle P.S.A.A.A. conducted its ninth round of fixtures in the League and Soccer codes, the fixtures being as follows:-…
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BRANXTON Wed. — At the usual monthly meeting of the Branxton P. and C. Committee held in the schoolroom on…
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SINGLETON Thurs.—The adjourned annual meeting of the Singleton and District P. and C. Association, which was to have…
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SYDNEY Thursday. — Schools for Junior farmers, [?] raisers and other primary producers are to be held at the State…
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Cessnock Teacher decided at their last meeting to work for the establishment of pre-school facilities in Cessnock…
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Cessnock District Teachers' Association held a very successful meeting on Saturday, July 6th. The secretary's report on membership…
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A meeting of the School of Aria Auxiliary was hold on Wednesday afternoon when, after an informal discussion, it was agreed that the annual…
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A movement must be created that would demand a "new deal" for educa-tion, said the organiser of the Teachers' Federation, Mr. E. J. Nichols, at a…
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On Saturday, at the Newcastle Sportsground, Newcastle High defested Ceamnock High 8 to 6 in the University Shield competition…
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The annual meeting of Largs School of Arts drew a good attendance. Mr. Allen Jory occupied the chair…
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CANBERRA Wed,—The Minister for Information (Mr. Calwell) indicated In the House of Representatives that the issue…
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Advice has been received that the Dairy Science School set down for The Hunter Valley Co. operative Dairy Co., at Hexham…
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The Minister for Education (Mr. Heffron) will visit Sandy Hollow, Gungal, Merriwa, Borambil and Cassilis on 5th. August,…
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The half-yearly examinations are now completed, and reports are in process of being sent oat to parents. These reports are as comprehensive as they can be made, and particular attention should be given to the comments, which are…
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SINGLETON, Sat.—The Minister for Education (Mr. R. J. Heffron) replying to the Central Hunter District Council of the Primary…
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Mr. R. G. Heffron, State Minister for Education, told a deputation from Central Hunter District Council of the Primary…
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A deputation from the Central Hunter District Council of the P.P.U. recently net the Minister for Education, the Hon. R. G…
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An ultimatum that unless a written guarantee is received by August 1 that the erection of new school buildings will be…
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The headmaster (Mr. R. F. Hodge) told members of the Maitland High School Old Boys’s Union committee that the appeals made…
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