Foundation Stone Of Belmont School
The Minister for Education Mr. R. J. Heffron, yesterday laid the foundation stone of the new Belmont Secondary School which…
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Morpeth School Of Arts
A special meeting of Morpeth Progress Association and members of the School of Arts has been called and on Tuesday next the new School…
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Mr. Harold Hawkins MLA, who spoke in Scone "on Saturday last in support of Mr. R. B. Nott, MLA, In answer…
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Commenting on the proposed Central School with rural bias at Dungog, the Mayor of Dungog (Ald. F. H. Robinson) said at the week-end…
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These are matters which sorely need attention, and If I am returned I pledge to do my utmost to support any movement that will give…
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Wallarobba Shire Council is to support the Dungog branch of the C.W.A. in its agitation for the establishment of a central school at…
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SINGLETON, Friday.—Singleton Municipal Council last night decided to support the Hunter Street Primary School Parents and Citizens’…
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About 60 people attended a very pleasant evening at the High School Assembly Hall last night. The function, which…
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Dungog C.W.A. wrote asking council to support the proposal for a Central School at Dungog. The President (Mr. J. B. Carltn)…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Council to Ask For Control of School of Arts Building in Dangerous Condition and Disgrace to the Town
Dungog Municipal Council on Tuesday adopted a recommendation by the School of Arts Committee, that Council appoint a committee to wait upon the responsible Minister of the State Government and request that the…
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Because of conditions in Maitland and district, attendances at the city’s schools hare been seriously affected…
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FROM this week on this colunn will be devoted to pupils at school. It will contain news of little social happenings,…
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THE opening of the new Teachers' College has allowed the training of over one thousand people during the past few…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →School Bells Still Ring
At Maitland Girls’ High and the primary and Infants’ schools the bells still ring but attendances are depleted…
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Less than 100 pupils were present at Maitland Boys High School yesterday. The blockage of road and ran…
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BRUNSWICK: French and German, educators have agreed to exchange school boooks to “eliminate any inaccuracies which may hinder…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Delay In Start On High School Additions Will Be Serious, Says Mr. Cleaves
The delay in the starting of work on the additions to the Cessnock High School would be serious because within the next…
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Rotary Club president, Mr. Tom Simon, and other members of the club, visited the Intermediate High School yesterday, and handed to…
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SINGLETON, Sat, — Patrick Plains Shire Council has decided to support the Hunter-street P. and C. Association in Its efforts…
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Flans for the purchase of equipment for the first aid room, and organisation of the forthcoming curd party, occupied most of the…
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