Mallee Plains. State School Picnic
On Wednesday last the Mallee Plains State School ground was the scene of lively activity. It was the childrens day, and parents and friends…
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Schools, 1908
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School of Arts Meeting
A meeting of the above was held in the Reading room on Friday night. There were present— Messrs Ford, Morris, Brindley,…
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SOME SPECIMENS. Edith M. Keyworth writes to the "Daily News," of August 14, the following, which came under her notice as…
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Edith M. Keyworth writes to the "Daily News," of August 14, the following, which came under her notice as governess in a private school:—…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Ragged School. In a Sydney Slum
Sydney is a busy place, and it is like Tennyson's brook: "Men niajr come, and' men may go—but here with I beg to change the couplet and…
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THE above, initiated by the President, Mr Jeffreys, in aid of funds toward paying off the balance due on the billiard-room, eventuated on Friday and Saturday last,…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →St Joseph's Convent the Annual School Concert
The annual entertairment in connection with St Joseph's Convent School was held in West's hall on Wednesday evening last, and proved, an uaual, a…
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A meeting of the School of Arts Committee was held on Tuesday night [?]ast. The members present were, Messers Punton (chair) Crowe, Morris,…
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The West Wyalong Public School, as a building is becoming obsolete. It is a long low wooden structure, of a sickly red appearance, and merely…
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The pupils of the Sisters of St. Joseph, Condobolin Convent, gave their annual concert on Wednesday night last. A record house greeted…
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Of the many problems that from time to time have engaged the attention and absorbed the energies of social workers there can never be one…
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THE usual meeting of Committee of above was held on Tuesday evening, Mr. H. J. Jeffreys presiding. Also present, Messrs W. h. Hazelton, J. H. Richardson,…
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ON Wednesday evening, in the Masonic Sail, he prizes (numbering about forty) won in the respective classes of the above Sunday School vere presented to the winners. A short…
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THERE have been many good concerts given by the school children in Grenfell, and the one on Friday evening did not fall short of the mark, being perhaps…
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A special meeting of the members of the Public School Board was held on Thursday afternoon, there being present Messrs G. W, Seaborn…
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Mr G. W. Seaborn, chairman of the Public School Board, is in receipt of a letter intimating that the Minister of Public Instruction has approvod of the…
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The Public School Concert which took place on Tuesday night in the Oddfellows Hall, was perhaps the most successful entertainments of its…
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The anniversary services in connection with the Methodist Sunday School was held on Sunday last at 11 am., and 3 and 7.30 p m., and very bright,…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →A Day on the Nautical School Ship— the Sobraon
Of the many pleasant functions and outings that fell to the lot of the visiting delegates to the Women's Conference recently held in Sydney, there…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Original Correspondence While our columns are freely open to correspondents, it must be distinctly understood that we do not hold our selves responsible for opinions expressed, nor do we necessarily agree with them.—ED. C. Eugowra. School of Arts. (To the Editor of the CHAMPION.)
SIR.—Your pages being devoted to the welfare and well-being of the country districts, may I be permitted to draw your attention to a article…
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