Public Schools' Display
As briefly stated in our issue of Saturday, the display portion of the Public Schools' carnival on Friday last proved a complete and gratifying…
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Public Schools' Displays
"THE best conducted demonstration ever held in Armidale" was the general verdict of those who witnessed the Public Schools' Exhibition and Display…
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My boys and girls—a goodly brood—(writes M.F. in the "Daily Mail"), have now been home long enough for their summer holidays to enable me to come…
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The "Daily News" is responsible for the following:— Leap year is so called because for three years the earth goes round the…
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The final shooting for "The White Cup" for this year between the the institutions will take place on Wednesday next, 18th instant The two prizes…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the committes of the above was held on Tuesday evening last, when there were present:—Messrs. E. H Juergens (President), Drs…
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To day (Friday), teachers living beyond 10 miles from Glen Innes may close their schools for the whole day and those under 10 miles…
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Friday afternoon was what might be termed "Teachers' Day" at the District School. A number of country teachers, being granted a…
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The experimental and garden plots at the District School are now looking particularly well--"better, than any in the district," to quote the…
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Of the many problems that from time to time have engaged the attention and absorbed the energies of social workers there can never be [?]…
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I regret having to write that the local School of Arts is stilt in a very degenerate condition: in fact it has slid back into the realms of…
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Mr. H. Miller, the head master, takes a pardonable pride in impacting technical instruction to the boys under his control and, as a result…
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Sir,--It is somewhat extraordinary that when you were publishing my letter on Tuesday last are the strictures of school teachers on the darty…
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The annual picnic in connection with the Guyra Public School eventuates on December 12th, and no effort is being spared to make the…
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The annual picnic of the Dumaresq Public School eventuated on Saturday last, on the Dumaresq recreation reserve, and succeeded in eclipsing…
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Of the many pleasant functions and outings that fell to the Jot of the visiting delegates to the Women's Conference recently held in Sydney, there…
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The anniversary services of the Sunday School of the Methodist Church were celebrated on Sunday last, the Rev. F. W, A. Roberts…
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THE Dumaresq Recreation Reserve presented a very pretty picture on Saturday, Nov. 28th, the Dumaresq Public School Pic-nic eventuating on…
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The monthly meeting of the committee was held on Friday night. Mr. T. K. Smith (Vice President) occupied the chair.)…
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Dr. M'Clure, the headmaster of Mill Hill, paid a tribute to the public schoolboy at the sitting of the Moral Education Congress, in London…
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