Greta. School Attendance Cases
At the Police Court on Wednesday, before Mr. G. F, Scott P.M., the following persons were prosecuted by Senior-constable Snushall, acting as inspector under…
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Schools, 1902
301 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 3 of 16
Greta School Cases
Sir,—In your paper there appears a police court report of school attendance cases at Greta, during the hearing of which several assertions were…
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Sir,—I notice in your issue of the 10th instant a report of the Boolaroo Public School picnic. I would like to state for the benefit of the public of…
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The members of the School Board paid their first official Inspection to the Superior Public School since the appointment of Mr. Henry as principal on Thursday…
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Sir,—In reply to the cynical effusion of "Lover of Truth" in your last issue, I desire to place before the public the following facts: Last December school…
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Sir,—I was particularly pleased, as I feel sure all who know Mr. W. A. Compbell must have been, to see the letter of Mr. James Cousin under the…
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Mr. D. J. Worboys visited Dudley on Wednesday evening and gave an interesting lecture on "Heads and Faces, and How to Read Them." A number from the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Sydney Letter. the Post Office and the Holiday System.—those Religious Statistics.—an Intermittent Water Supply.—more of "Tattersall."—school Holidays and School Lessons.—the Toast of Queen Alexandra.—as Sydney Presses Out for Room. Sydney
One phase of the holiday, any holiday, is the effect that it was on the postal service. To-day it will have no effect whatever, due to the action of Mr. Barton;…
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Sir.—In your recent issue there appear two letters from Mr. Cousin and Mr. Westcott. Mr. Cousin does not hesitate to say "that the charges against Mr…
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Sir,—In Mr. Robert Cousins' somewhat bitter letter there is very little that requires either comment or reply. I will only say this—that although Mr. R…
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Sir,—I was pleased to see letters under this heading by Messrs J. Cousins and A. J. Westcott in defence of the headmaster, Mr. W. Campbell, of Greta Public…
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Everything is well in hand with regard to this function. Donations both in cash and kind have come in well, and given fine weather the picnic on…
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The anniversary services in connection with the Laman-street Baptist Tabernacle Sunday-school were continued at the Tabernacle last night, when a…
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The Hon. J. N. Brunker, M.P., who has for some time been working with a view of having a public school established at Tenambit, between East Maitland and…
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A preliminary meeting for the purpose of making arrangements for the official opening of the new additions to the public school was held last evening, Mr. J. L…
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A New York journalist has discovered the existence of four schools for monkeys in the "Little Italy" district of that city. The 2000 organ-grinders who reside there…
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A public meeting was held at Mr. A. Paul's residence on Tuesday. Mr. F. Thomas, who was in the chair, explained that the meeting had been…
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The children attending St. Thomas Church of England Sunday-school held their annual picnic on Easter Monday at Shell Point, in grounds lent by Mr. Cook…
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Mr. Daniel Jones, librarian, School of Arts, is in receipt of a communication, from Mr. Downe, Superintendent of the Department of Tourist and Health…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Cathedral Cemetery Captain Ranclaud. a Pioneer Pastoralist. Old Schoolmasters. No. V.
Over 70 years ago, near the banks of Cockle Creek there stood a comfortable homestead surrounded by some 6000 acres of land, the property of Captain James St…
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