Evening Continuation School
Monday next, 25th instant being Anzac Day, classes will not meet that evening. An additional short hand period has been substituted for…
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Items of Interest. School Howlers
I met rather a dainty little school teacher not long ago, and was chatting to her, and we got on to some talk about children. I asked her if she…
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At last meeting of the Glen luncs Parents and Citizens' Association, as reported by the "Examiner." a letter was rocecived conveying a resolution…
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After month of effort the local authorities have succeeded in induing the Education Measurement to purchase the [?] Pre[?] Church. The…
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Last Wednesday saw the first match Between the High School and Grammar School football teams, and a good game was witnessed, the latter…
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On account of the extraordinary position created in connection with the Leura School of Arts, owing to the failure of the committee to keep up the…
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The bailiff is in possession of the Leura Literary Institute. The solicitors acting for the mortgagee, are claiming arrears of interest. A forced sale of…
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The promised visit of the Armidale athletic is drawing closer, and some of our boys had a trial spin against the watch on Friday afternoon, when…
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The bailiff is in po[?]on of the Leu[?] Literary [?] The [?] acting for the mortgagee are claiming arrears of interest. A forced…
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The newly formed Continuation School was visited a Friday night by Mr. J. B. Brown, who is in Glen Innes on a visit to his son, Mr. D…
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At the last meeting. of the Inverell Municipal Council, Port Stephens Municipality sought: co-operation in a motion objecting to the action of the Minister…
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The Public School Teachers' Federation has formed a sub-committee to consider anomalies in the salaries in the [?] grades of the intermediate, high…
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With the idea of encouraging school sport by making sure that the boys and girls receive the same publicity as the seniors, the "Chronicle" has…
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A very amusing but pleasant function was held at the Continuation School on Friday night, when instead of the usual lessons, a concert…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Armidale High School. Tenders Called for Building. Sydney Paper Offends Minister
A meeting of the Parents and Citizens' Association was held on Wednesday evening. The Mayor (Ald. A. Purkiss) presided, and there was a…
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"Speaker" writes: On Friday night a sports meeting was held at the continuation School, when we discussed the questions of football generally, and…
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Drop kicking is a lost art. Ray Coleman is the only H.S. player who can do a decent drop-kick, and he just trots one out occasionally as if…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Earlier Closing for Schools
The Teachers' Federation Council carried a resolution that the Education Department be asked to leaven it to the individual schools to [?]their closing hour at 3.30, 3.45 or 4…
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"I like the Grammar School boys; they look so nice in those blue jumpers.!" That was what Jessie said…
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A meeting of the Empire Day Committee was held in the School of Arts an Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Rosa Thomas occupied the chair, the Mayor…
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