Record attendance at Sunday School social
There was a record attendance at the Bulga Sunday School social held in the local hall recently…
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Thirteen records broken or equalled at school sports
Thirteen records were broken and equalled at the annual inter-House Athletic Carnival, held at Howe Park last Wednesday. Competition was keen and the champion house was in…
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Sir,—I ask your permission if I may, to use your paper for the purpose of throwing a little light on the subject…
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The grade school cricket recommenced on Wednesday, and this was the last match of competition for the first…
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There was a good attend at the meeting of parents and friends of the Convent School held in the School last…
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At the general meeting of the above Association, held after its 7th annual carnival, delegates were present from all affiliated schools. Apologies were received from Messrs. B…
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Dr. W. C. Ranford, director-elect of the Australian council for Education Research, recently returned…
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Kenny House made a great effort last week to lower the Bradman colours which have been flying for the past 10…
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Advice has been received that the Education Dept. is prepared to meet the costs of shelving for the proposed…
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The wisteria fair, which is to be held in the Horse Shoe Bend school grounds on Saturday will be officially opened…
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Special prises for 1954 have been announced at Maitland Boys’ High School. They will be presented at the annual speech night in December…
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Maitland Lions Club helped four parents and citizens associations dispose of £200 [?] of food at the week-end…
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The Scone coroner returned a finding of accidental death at the inquest on Thomas Leo Roper, a…
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SINGLETON: Hunter Street School junior girls tunnel ball team which won its event at the public Schools Amateur…
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The Minister for Education (Mr. Heffron) told Mr. Booth in the Legislative Assembly this week that a start would…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Council Wants to Acquire School of Arts Building Would Assist Worthy Organisations, Says Mayor
The ownership of the School of Arts building by would mean its preservation for public purposes and would guarantee facilities at little or no cost to many worthy organisations, the Mayor…
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The annual tennis championships have been completed at Maitland Boys’ High School. K. Pilgrim won the open…
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The secretary of the Singleton Methodist Sunday School, Mr. David Hill, yesterday deplored the poor attendance at the Sunday School. He said it was at its lowest I ebb for many years…
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Due to untiring efforts of our Mothers' Club, library books, long needed for our infants, have arrived…
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The annual Singleton Methodist Sunday School anniversary was held in the Methodist Hall yesterday…
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