Teachers' College Camp. Farewell Social
The farewell social evening by the students of the Teachers' College Camp, at the Foresters' Hall, Camden, on Friday last, 26th May, was very successful. It has been customary…
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Schools, 1922
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Commercial Examination. St. Joseph's Convent School
Following are the results of the recent examinations hold at the Local Convent School. Stott & Hoare's Business college— Intermediate…
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The International Correspondence school teach their situating through the post instead of the classroom. The correspondence…
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The ordinary monthly meeting of the committee of the Campbelltown School of Arts was held on Wednesday evening…
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The Committee of the above Society invite the hearty co operation of yourself, staff, and scholars, in a great Schools' Hospital Day on…
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The annual meeting of members of the Campbelltown School of Arts was held in the Congregational Schoolroom on Wednesday evening last. The…
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Following is a copy of a circular forwarded to all schools in the State: The committee of the above society invite the hearty co-operation of yourself, staff,…
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At the annual meeting of the above, held on 12th instant, the hon secretary (Mr. Roy L. Gamble) presented the following annual report:—…
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Pleasing it is to note the socials held monthly in aid of the School of Arts are each time attracting greater attendances, the social held on…
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It took all the Chairman's (Mr. L. Nicolson) "sang froid" and diplomacy to bold the Annual General Meeting of the School Of Arts…
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The 65th annual meeting of the Camden School of Arts took place at the institution, on Monday last, 31st July, and was attended by Mr. F. W. West, President, Rev. C. J. King,…
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The usual monthly meeting of the above Institution was held in the Committee room on Tuesday 8th inst., the following committeemen…
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The 10.20 a.m. train steamed. into Campbelltown on Saturday last carrying on board some 20 boys from the Camperdown Public School and a few…
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Mr. M. A. Vardy forwarded a letter to the last meeting of the Council enclosing a clipping from the “ Daily Telegraph” pointing out that on a…
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The 25th annual meeting of the Menangle School of Arts was held on the 14th inst., General Onslow, President, occupied the chair and there was a fair attendance of…
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Members of the local School of Arts will be glad to learn that the committee? are endeavoring to keep the library up to date: It is, however, the…
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The 25th annual meeting of the Menangle [?] of Arts was held on the 14th inst., General Onslow, President, occupied the chair and there was a fair attendance of members…
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The following new books have been, added to the Camden School of Arts library during the present month:—The Unseen Player, by Anne Weaver…
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The monthly meeting of the committee the Campbelltown School of Arts was held on Wednesday, September 6th. Present—Messss. F. Sheather…
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Sir,—Your readers are doubtless aware that it is the intention of the Government to so legislate as to exclude Public School Teachers from the…
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