Rugwell School, or Ned Stanley's Further Career Chapter XV—Continued
'CAPTAIN RODMAN, of the CONQUEROR?' the gentlemen on the platform wispered to one another; for Captain Rodman's name was…
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Schools, 1893
14 stories in Snowy Mountains & Monaro's papers
Rugwell School, or Ned Stanley's Further Career Chapter XV—Continued
'Get out !' cried Ned, starting up in his turn, and upsetting the buy who sat next to him. 'Gracious goodness, I'm as sick as a dog! I'll be hanged…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Rugwell School, Ned Stanley's Further Career Chapter II.—Continued
NED was agreeable, "and the next morning early, he went with his new mend to the livery-stable van, and hired a horse for the…
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A LITTLE girl picked up the proctor's gold-headed cane, and gave it to him with a curtesy. A boy handed him his…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Rugwell School, of Ned Stanley's Further Career Chapter IV.—Continued
A FEW days afterwards, in order to cheer himself up—for poor Glenham's troubles made him feel very sad—he took a long walk into the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Rugwell School, or Ned Stanley's Further Career Chapter IV.—Continued
NED laughed, but only replied: 'Mind you, I have your promise to come forward as witness, if I require you. Most likely I shall not…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Rugwell School or Ned Stanley's Further Career (Chapter 5—Continued.)
'That's right, Stanley,' said one of the older guests. 'Let them dish up; for some of us—I, for one—are terribly sharp set.'…
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PRESENTLY the sickly-looking waiter entered with a dish, under cover, followed by the slatternly girl, who also brought) in something…
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WHO is there ?' cried Tom. 'Please, sir, it's me, sir, answered the waiter. 'Please, sir, is your name .Warden, sir? Mr. Warden,…
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The annual meeting nf the above institution. wan held in the hall on Friday evening last, when there was a very small attendance, those present being Mr. K. Hewison,…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Rugwell School Wed Stanley's Further Career Chapter. VII—Continued
'THERE is a gentleman of the name of Stanley here, who came last night, my good fellow,' said he to the waiter. 'Show me to his room…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Floods in Queensland. Meeting in the School of Arts. Concerted Measures for Relief
A MEETING of ladies and gentlemen was held in the School of Arts on Tuesday afternoon, for the purpose of taking measures to assist in…
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A CORRESPONDENT of the "Sydney Daily Telegraph" signing himself 'Vindex" points bat that under the sections of the Public Instruction Act…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Land Matters. Resumption of Land for Public School
THE following land at Middlingbank has been resumed for Public School purposes:— Middlingbank, parish of Bukcinderra,…
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