Traveller. School Customs in China
GIRLS in China seldom go to school unless they are children, of rich people. The first day of the scholastic year is a festival…
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Intercolonial Item. Pupil Teachers' Examination
In view of the reiterated charge of injustice to female pupil teachers, brought by correspondents against the Education Department by reason of the adoption of…
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A general meeting of the above. Club will be held in the School of Arts on Monday evening next to frame the syllabus for the forthcoming season,…
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The new school at the Grear Southern was opened on Wednesday. It is a handsome two-roomed building, spacious, and lined and called with…
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A signal is given by the principal of the school. Every student or pupil rises in his place. The flag is brought forward to the principal or teacher. While it is being…
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A general meeting of the above Club was held at the School of Arts on Monday night, when the Rev. R. Welsh occupied the chair, and there…
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The Minister of Education, commenting on an interview with Mr. F. Tate, the Director of Education in Victoria, stated that if pupil teachers were replaced by…
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On Monday night last this Club held a chess match, which, owing to a misunderstanding on the part of some of the players as to the date, was not…
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Some of the teachers in the Wangartta district held a meeting on Saturday afternoon in sympathy with strikers, and certain speakers…
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On Monday last the first handicap chess tournament of the season opened with eight players and several onlookers present. The games were well…
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The monthly meeting of the Committee of the School of Arts was held last evening. Mr Fordham occupied the chair, and there were also present…
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On Monday night the handicap, chess tournament was continued, and the play was very close. There were eight players present, and the only…
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Mr. R. W. Armitage, hon sec of the Wangaratta District Teachers' Association, writes denying the truth of a report published in these…
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The following correspondence, which passed but ween the Council and the Board of Health, was read at the meeting on Monday evening:-…
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Parisians are sending their children[?] school by motor-car nowadays; at less [?] the ‘Si cle’ tells us that the motor-car [?] been experimentally in use for that [?]…
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As stated in a late issue Mr. R. W. Armitage, hon. secretary of the Wangaratta District Teachers' Association, had disclaimers in many…
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I was a boy of seventeen, ungainly, dull, and tall, Ez green ez eny gozlin', but I the't I know'd it all…
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On Tuesday night last the cards committee of the above Club met at the School of Arts when, as the unfinished games could not affect the…
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A dance in aid of the funds of the School of Arts was held in the Variety Hall on Monday evening, the 8th inst., and considering the adverse season, and…
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In the "Yarrawonga Chronicle" of Tuesday Mr. R. W. Armitage has the following latter, in connection with a reply to his explanation to the above…
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