Carrington Public School
The breaking-up demonstration given yesterday by the scholars of the Carrington Public School was in every way typical of and reflected the highest credit…
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Schools, 1906
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Cook's Hill School
Amongst the many breaking-up functions held yesterday, none were more successful than the Christmas tree provided for the children of the infants'…
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Sir, While giving the committee due credit for their excellent management, there is one little arrangement that does not meet with general approval. When…
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The annual "breaking-up" of the Wickham Superior Public School took place on Friday, when there was a fair attendance of the public. Mr. R. J. Bond, Mayor…
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The thirteenth annual conference of the New South Wales Public School Teachers' Association was opened this morning at the Town-hall by Mr. P. Board, Director…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—The Atlantic Union entertained the Rhodes scholars at a banquet in the Criterion, Mr. Eugene Wason presiding…
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The annual conference of members of the New South Wales Public School Teachers' Association was continued this morning at the High School, under the…
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WHILE looking at the 1000 happy children of the Hamilton Superior Public School marching to the railway station, en route to…
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The distribution of prizes and certificates gained by the scholars of the Hamilton Methodist Sunday School at the recent examination took place on Sunday,…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Our Sydney Letter. Christmas Eve a Bad Day; Christmas Day a Beautiful One.—a Question Regarding Christmas Boxes.—some Light on That Japanese School Trouble.—the Prospects of a Meat Famine.—the Work of Developing Kurnell.—a Suggestion for a Cook Memorial. Sydney
Christmas Day was distinguished for its beauty—it was really an ideal day; clear blue sky, genial atmosphere, here and there a breeze just sufficient to…
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It is often said that demand creates supply, but the experience of Victoria would seem to prove that the ever increasing demand for competent…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →London News. Port of London Bill.—victoria's Jubilee.—a Queensland Celt.—cotton Growers.—the Austral Club.—aerial Navigation Union Jack in School.—the Education Bill.—chinese Labour in Britain.—the Springboks. London, 23rd November
On Tuesday night, at a dinner at the Trocadero Restaurant, given by the proprietors of the "Shipping Gazette," Mr. Lloyd George, President of the Board of…
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On Wednesday evening the House of Lords discussed the proposal of Lord Montagu of Beaulieu that every public elementary school should fly the Union…
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Sir,—Some time ago, being desirous of joining the Newcastle School of Arts, I Inquired from the secretary the charge per quarter, and he informed me 3s. I…
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