The Ross Hill School
On Monday morning a deputation waited open Mr. G. A. Cruickshank, M.H.R., at the Council Chambers, to-day before him certain facts to the conversion of the Ross…
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The Ross Hill School
The matter of the Ross Hill School was further considered at a public meeting held at the Oxford Hall on Wednesday afternoon, the Mayor (Mr. A. Bloom) presiding…
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THE local Superior Public School was the seen[?] of a large gathering of parents and friends on Wednesday afternoon last, the occasion being the unveiling of a memorial…
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IT has been decided that the hoisting of flags at all the public schools throughout the Commonwealth in honor of the Royal visit, and opening…
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LAST week Mr. Inspector Beavis examined the Deepwater Public School, when the undermentioned pupils gained standard certificates:--Rowland Sullivan, Matthew Carroll, Arthur Cox, Cecil…
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MR. G. BLACK has forwarded 10s, and Mr. W. F. Ogilvie, of [?]parran, £1, towards the Glen Innes Superior Public School library…
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THE question of the establishment of a primary school on Ross Hill is just now agitating the minds of those of our townsmen and farmers who reside in…
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On Wednesday last a picnic in connection with the Presbyterian Sunday School took place on the Show Ground. There must have been between 300…
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THE pupils of the Girl's Department in the Superior Public School conducted a Juvenile Fair on Saturday in support of the School library and tennis-club fund,…
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IN a small school an inspector was examining a class in geography. He Lad failed to puzzle the bright youngsters, and in despair…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →School of Arts. Deputation to Mr C. A. Lee, M.P.
ON Tuesday last, a deputation of the School of Arts committee, waited upon our member, Mr Lee, for the purpose of laying before him the financial position…
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AT school inspections held last weeek the undervaylor--Alfred Sturtridge, Cleve Potter. Furra--cabad-- John Hutchinson, Annie M'Lachlan…
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A MEETING of the members of the committee of the above institution was held in the library on Monday evening last. The President (Dr. MacPherson) was in the…
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SIR,--Will you be good enough to allow me space for the following, which does riot, as your FURREN friend of would-be iconoclastic proclivities would say, emanate from…
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The usual monthly meeting of the above Committee was held on Monday night last. Present: Messrs F. Townshend…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Walcha Road Public School Picnic and Athletic Sports
On Saturday, the 27th, the Walcha Road Public School Picnic and Athletic Sports were held on the Recreation Ground in Mr. T…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the committee was held on Friday evening last, when there were present: Messrs. W. Reid (chair), Walker, Roper, Steinbeck,…
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The Royal visitors attended the Public Schools' Speech-day function at the Exhibition Building, Melbourne, this afternoon. There were ten…
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A similar demonstration took place at Leech's Gully School, where at the appointed hour the fing was unfurled in the presence of the pupils, their parents, and…
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In accordance with arrangements, a large and representative gathering assembled at the School grounds at 12.30 sharp, including about 300 boys and girls,…
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