Purchase Of Books For School
SINGLETON, Tuesday.—The headmaster of the Singleton Intermediate High School (Mr. A. Y. Jennings) last night explained…
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New School to Be Erected at Kurri
KURRI KURRI, Tuesday.— Mr. George Booth, MLA, told a gathering at Kurri Kurri school yesterday afternoon, when a new…
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SINGLETON, Tuesday.—There are 3050 square yards of lawn at the High School which requires mowing, at least three…
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LONDON, March 12.—Five of the ten boys charged with having murdered the assistant master at the Standon Farm approved school on February 15, were formally found not guilty of murder after they had pleaded guilty at the…
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Mr L. Kaye, headmaster of Hunter Street Primary School, said that departmental building experts had visited the school…
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The annual meeting of the Crawford ville Parents and Citizens Association was held on March, 4th. The annual reports and balance sheet showed a most…
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As a result of the recent Leaving Certificate Examination, the following pupils qualified for Teachers College Scholarships:-Jim Bell, Arthur Allen,…
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When a gas main exploded to-day, workmen and two school boys were injured. No further details are available…
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Mr. D'Arcy Rose, M.L.A., has received the following letter from the Minister for Education:— "I have had under notice your personal…
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KATOOMBA, Friday.—The town clerk of Maitland E. W. Williams) speaking at the local government summer school which was held here to-day, said that although ccouncils now exercised greater powers and undertook many…
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“I don’t suppose there is any poorer high school building in the State than at Maitland said the District Inspector of Schools…
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It was net entirely the fault of the Department of Education that many local schools were in a “di[?] and dingy” states…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Forty inmates of the Girls’ Industrial School at Parramatta rioted this morning end the police had to be…
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TENTERFIELD, Monday — The Minister for Education (Mr. Heffron) said at a meeting here that the N.S.W. Government bad…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—There was an unexpected postponement to-day when Alan William Gould, 15-year-old schoolboy, Appeared at the…
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NEWCASTLE: The district superintendent of [?] writing to Newcastle chamber of Commerce regarding complaints…
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The annual meeting of the Singleton association of the N.S.W. Teachers' Federation was held in the Intermediate High…
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On Wednesday last the High. School teams met Newcastle Boys High. At the Sportsground Cessnock 2nd XI. were defeated on the first innings…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—To mark the completion of his 50 years service as master of Newington College, the Old Wewingtoplans Union tendered…
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Marist Brothers’ High School has applied to Maitland City Council for the use of the Sports Ground and the oval on West Maitland…
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