Cardiff School
At Cardiff the day was duly observed, but the function was not marked by any very elaborate ceremony. The Union Jack was unfurled to the accompaniment…
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Schools, 1908
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Maitland High School
Though the observance of Empire Day at the boys' high school, East Maitland, did not take on any outward demonstration beyond the unfurling of the Union…
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Proceedings in connection with Empire Day celebration were carried out by the Morpeth Public School with much enthusiasm. The children assembled at the…
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Mr. Langlands, head master, delivered an address to the pupils of the Public School on "Australian Explorers," and took advantage of his subject to instil…
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At the Heddon-Greta Public School, the head master, Mr. J. S. Solling, Mr. Shepherd, and the Rev. J. Scharkie, delivered patriotic addresses. The Empire…
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The celebrations at East Greta were carried out in a thoroughly patriotic manner yesterday, and reflected great credit upon the teachers at the…
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Empire Day was observed by the teachers and pupils of the Weston Public School. During the forenoon the scholars assembled in the school, where addresses…
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Empire Day was celebrated at the Superior Public School yesterday. Proceedings opened at 10 o'clock by an address to the senior scholars by the Rev…
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The celebrations at the Newcastle Superior Public School wore characterised by the utmost enthusiasm, and additional interest was imparted to the…
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The celebrations were carried out at the Newcastle High School with considerable enthusiasm. The pupils were gathered in the main room, where Mr…
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The celebration at Stockton Public School took place in the afternoon. Es-special interest was added to the occasion by the unfurling of the fine flag…
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The celebration attracted a good attendance at Adamstown Public School. The proceedings commenced in the school, over which Alderman Rutherford, in the…
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At Lambton Public School Mr. Bolan, the head teacher, gave an address on the greatness of the British Empire, and why it was great. He gave the names of a…
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There was a large gathering at Carrington Public School, and the proceedings opened with an enjoyable programme, contributed to by the various classes…
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The celebration at the Wallsend Superior Public School was largely attended, among those present being Rev. A. A. Yeates, Dr. H. K. and Mrs. Bean,…
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The celebration at the Merewether Public School was attended, among others, by the Mayor (Alderman Dann), Alderman D. Lloyd Revs. R. V. King and W…
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At the Hanbury Public School, Waratah, the head master, Mr. T. H Taylor, and staff of assistants had everything ready for a successful function, and the…
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Empire Day was celebrated at Swansea Public School on Saturday, and although the weather was somewhat inclement, an enjoyable time was spent. The children,…
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There was a large gathering of the children and their parents and friends at Dudley Public School. Addresses were given by Rev. Mr. Moffat, Dr. Paton, and…
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At the West Wallsend Public School the children rendered a programme of patriotic songs under the direction of Messrs. M'Curley and Oldham, and speeches…
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