Camden Public School
At a meeting of the Camden Parents & Citizens Assn. last Monday, presided over by the President, Mr. G. F. Furner, a warm welcome was extended…
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Schools, 1927
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School Football
Onslow Park, Camden, was the scene of many friendly strifes last Friday afternoon, when Campbelltown Public School football team was prepared to…
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The annual meeting of members took place on Thursday, July 14, the President (Mr. C. Murray) occupying the chair. The Treasurer’s statement…
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General. We are beginning to settle down under the guidance of our new Headmaster, and so we have decided to…
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The new memorial gate and brick fence in front of the building are nearing completion. Iron work, painting, the placing of memorial tablets to…
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On Friday, 12th August, the Bringelly Public School Tennis Club played Rossmore on the latter's court. Rossmore won the first set (boys') 6-3…
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At the Bimbi Police Court, out Young way, D. Gordon proceeded against R. St. Smith, school teacher, for common assault, but after…
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The Neo Cyclostyle has been repaired, and Mr. Tydeman has printed several examination papers for 6th class. It has been very successful,…
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The pupils of the Campbelltown Public School made their annual effort for the charitable cause of hospitals last Wednesday, 14th…
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Patience is a virtue. This old phrase can readily be associated with those controlling the destinies of the Campbelltown Soldiers’…
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The pupils of the Campbelltown Public School made their annual effort for the charitable cause of hospitals last Wednesday, 14th inst. Helped by…
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Notwithstanding the inclement weather condition on Thursday evening of last week, the Campbelltown Soldiersâ Memorial…
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The monthly meeting of the above institution was held on Monday evening last, 10th inst, with a large attendance of Committeemen. In the absence of Mr. D. F…
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"Truth is stranger far than fiction, As the ancient proverbs say, Therefore, citizens of Picton, Hear and heed my truthful lay…
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Eleven Committeemen were present at the Committee Meeting held on 14th inst, and from the general tone of the meeting one could see the desire to…
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Mr. Clemens, our inspector, paid us his first visit to this centre last month. He was able to be with us on the day of our Permit-to-Enrol Examination…
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The attention of parents, citizens and all interested is directed to an advertisement appearing in this issue, concerning the Annual Prize Giving. This event, to which…
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It is very pleasing to see that competition sport has been started between pupils of the Public Schools in this district and the teachers are to be congratulated on…
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The distribution of prizes at the Convent School took place last Wednesday week. Rev. Edmund Bond presided. The prizes in the senior…
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The Committee of the Camden School of Arts have recently accepted a gift from Miss Macarthur Onslow, of Camden Park, consisting of a life size bust of her Grandfather…
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