Plattsburg School
The day was enthusiastically celebrated by the pupils of the Superior Public School, Plattsburg, Alderman S. Neal, Mayor of Plattsburg, presiding. There…
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Schools, 1911
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Toronto School
At the Toronto Public School the scholars were assembled in the morning, under the head master, Mr. P. F. Newman. Addresses dealing with Empire…
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At Adamstown Public School the visitors included the Mayor, Alderman Angus, and Aldermen Lydon and Rutherford, and Messrs. W. Brown (town clerk) and O. T…
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The proceedings at the Wallsend Superior Public School were witnessed by a large number of visitors, including the ministers of the English, Methodist, and…
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At Charlestown Public School the children rendered a good programme of patriotic songs and recitations. Short appropriate addresses were also delivered by…
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At Dudley Public School the flag received last year from Dudley (England) was duly "broken," to the cheers of the children Mr. D'Arcy, the head master,…
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At West Wallsend the pupils were marched to the school of arts, where patriotic songs were rendered by the senior pupils and infants. Captain Myers, of the…
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The most conspicuous part of Homeville yesterday was the gaily-decorated school grounds, where the children were contributing their share towards the…
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The Empire Day celebrations at Abermain were of an enthusiastic nature. The children were assembled in the school, and the array of 300 children…
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There was no demonstration at Pelaw-Main, in consequence of the prolonged strike, but the citizens will assist the teachers at a later date to provide the…
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There was no special display at Weston Public School. The pupils assembled in the school, and addresses were delivered by the head master, Mr. Lewis,…
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At the New Lambton Public School, the celebration was carried out on similar lines to that observed in previous years. The Union Jack was flying at the top of…
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At the Tighe's Hill Public School there was a good attendance of scholars and a fair number of parents and visitors present to participate in Empire Day celebration…
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At the Hanbury Public School, Waratah, the children mustered nearly 300 strong, in charge of the principal, Mr. J. Green, and staff of teachers. There was also a…
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At the celebrations at the Carrington School the proceedings commenced by the pupils singing "Britannia, the Pride of the Ocean." after which the Mayor,…
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At Jesmond Public School, the children were assembled in one of the rooms, some of the parents being present. Mr. G. E. Hardy presided. Addresses…
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At the celebration of the Lambton Public School, the Mayor, Alderman A. L. Payne, presided. The senior pupils were assembled in one of the class rooms, and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Maitland District "Newcastle Herald" Branch Office: High-street, West Maitland. Empire Day. West Maitland Schools
Empire Day celebration in West Maitland was carried out under the management of a citizens' committee, of which Mr. H. J. Brown was chairman, Mr. W…
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At East Maitland Superior Public School Mr. F. W. Bloore, head master, welcomed the parents and other friends, and thanked Mrs. G. Clift for having donated the…
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The celebration at Kurri Kurri Superior Public School was carried out under the management of the head master, Mr. J. Broome, in the presence of a number of…
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