Convent School Entertainment
The pupils of St. Mary's Dominican Convent School gave their annual entertainment in the Convent Hall on Monday evening, when there was a large attendance,…
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Schools, 1914
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Schools' Hospital Display
The very fine display by the children of the public schools in the Newcastle district, which attracted such an enormous attendance recently, will be…
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Monday was prize day at the Public School, and was inaugurated by the Parents' Association, with the co-operation of Mr. J. R. Bridle, the principal, and…
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A pleasant function took place in the secretary's office at the Newcastle Show Ground yesterday afternoon, when, at the conclusion of the schools' display in aid…
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The annual breaking up of the Newcastle High School for the Christmas vacation look place in the assembly hall of the school yesterday afternoon…
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Yesterday afternoon the schools' demonstration, organised by the Newcastle District Public School Teachers' Association, and held a couple of weeks ago,…
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The annual speech day and distributies of prizes in connection of prizes in con[?] of prizes in connection with the Wickham Superior Public School…
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The Collegiate School, parish-hall, yesterday dispersed for the Christmas vacation. The function that attended the breaking-up was purely formal. A few of…
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The presentation of prizes to the students of the Newcastle Cathedral Hill Grammar School took place yesterday afternoon at Woodlands, Church-street, in…
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Mr. J. A. Faulks, the principal of the Wickham Superior Public School, in his review of the work carried on at the school during the past year, as shown in…
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The Teachers' Conference was opened at the Town Hall this morning, when an interesting speech was delivered by Mr. Carmichael, the Minister for Public…
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At the Teachers' Association Conference, which was continued to-day, the question of school banks was considered. Mr. Dunue moved that where savings…
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The question of the attitude of Mr. Carmichael, the State Minister for Public Instruction, on the subject of the enlistment of teachers for service…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Our Sydney Letter. Christmas in the City.—and Still the Farmers Complain.—speeches at the Teachers' Conference.—lady Edelind Strickland Appeals for Belgium.—the Ex-president of 100,000,000 People Praises Our Defence System.—an Appeal to the "Clerk of the Weather." Sydney
Old playgoers may recall the name of Mr. Fred Maccabe, He used to star in a performance entitled "Begone Dull Care." There is an older star still, and no…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The School Stocking
You'd think it easy enough to fill this one, wouldn't you? Wrong Did chap. You don't know what you talking about, for it is not the children's but the…
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In order to provide cricket for the older boys in the Cook's Hill S.P. School, it was necessary this year to form their own association. Over sixty boys responded…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Our Sydney Letter. Christmas in the City.—australia's Fighting Strength.—some Extraordinary Figures.—the Public School Savings Bank.—wheat in Trust for the People.—helping Gallant Belgium. Sydney
Christmas Day passed off quietly. It always does. It is sandwiched between those two gay days, Christmas Eve and Boxing Day. Christmas Eve this time…
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