Teacher Transferred
GLOUCESTER; Mr. W. J. James, a teacher at Gloucester Rural School has been transferred to Swansea, and…
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Accountancy Teacher for College
Mr. L. Pearson, AASA, ACIS, ACAA, has been transferred from Sydney Technical College to Maitland as…
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Two more Maitland Boys’ High school teachers, Miss J. Ferguson and Mr. B. Mathews, have been notified of…
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Positions of teams in the school vacation competition being conducted By the Newcastle District Cricket…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Lunches for School Children (Br the Nutrition : Section of the Department of Fablic. Health)
Some parent and many children, do not realise that the midday meal is important for good health…
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Following a successful year at Maitland Technical College in the course embraced by the school of management in…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Brentwood Hospital Muswellbrook (Training School for Nurses)
There are vacancies on the staff of the abovenamed hospital for trainees and/or assistants in nursing…
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Some parents, and many children, do not realise that the midday meal is import ant for good health. A…
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Public schools in New South Wales, with the exception of those in the western division, will re-open to-morrow. Those…
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Two Maitland girls have presented officials of Maitland’s Spast[?] School with a small worked bottle in which were…
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Thousands of Maitland district students will return to school to-morrow following the six weeks’ Christmas holiday break. Increased enrolments at Maitland schools are…
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THROUGHOUT New South Wales to-day most of the 650,000 pupils will troop back into their 3000 State and private schools. About 20,000 teachers have braced themselves…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →‘To-day’s Leader School’s In ! Commission Is Not Satisfied with Bank Work System
The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission told the Hunter Volley Conservation Trust to-day that it was not satisfied with the system of doing river bank protection work in the Hunter Valley…
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SYDNEY: A schoolboy died from an unknown cause in the arms of his mother yesterday. He was James Batty (9), of…
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The Maitland Spastic School resumed work to-day for the first time since the holiday period…
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The management committee of Maitland Lions Club would consider a proposal to build a £6000 spastic centre in Mainland this year, the club president (Mr. C. J. Greedy) said to-day…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →To-day’s Leader The Formosa Strait Hundreds Miss Out on School
SYDNEY: Hundreds of children have been turned away from four NSW schools, which have not been completed in…
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Education authorities said to-day at least two new rooms were needed at Tenambit Public School to accommodate…
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CESSNOCK: The Minister for Education (Mr. R. J. Heffron) has advised Kearsley Shire Council that approval…
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RAYMOND TERRACE: The rector (Rev. R. V. Hanington) in submitting his report to annual meeting of St…
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