Governor's Busy Day Toronto School Function
This morning the Governor and party visited the Sulphide Corporation Works at Cockle Creek. They left Newcastle by special train at 9.5 a.m. In the Viceregal…
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Schools, 1918
237 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 10 of 12
Sydney Gets the "Flu" Methods of Treatment How the Schools Suffer SYDNEY
The influenza and feverish colds epidemic in Sydney is an ill-wind blowing lots of people a great amount of good. Doctors are exceptionally busy in…
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A visit to the various schools about Sydney was made by members of the French Mission to-day. Their first cull was at Fort-street School, where they…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Throats Cut School Teacher and Wife
Bleeding from a wound in the throat, which was bandaged with a blood-soaked towel, and with blood all over the front of his clothes, ono of the teachers of…
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Yesterday, afternoon the penu[?]mate games of the season's color competitions were played. Next Thursday's games should prove most interesting, as the results of to-day's matches…
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Yesterday afternoon saw the finish of the League and Soccer colour competitions. The season was a most successful one, and gives promise of a higher…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Maitland District. the Governor's Visit. Schools and Institutions
Sir Walter Davidson, the State Governor, and Lady Davidson, spent the greater part of yesterday in visiting the schools and public institutions, and also visited…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Cricket. Marist Brothers' School
Yesterday afternoon Contennial Park was partially occupied by the school's cricket teams, four senior and two Junior, Practice games were the order of the…
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The boys opened the cricket season at Centennial Park yesterday afternoon, when practice matches were the order of the day. Four senior and two junior teams occupied the fields…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Toronto School Roll of Honour
Sir,—In Mr. C. A. M'Guinness letter I noticed his objection to the names of two men who did not serve in the great war, although he adults that these in camp for…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cricket. Marist Brothers' School
A second round of practice matches was played yesterday afternoon by both the junior and the senior players. Both played two-innings matches. The week's…
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Yesterday afternoon the boys indulged in a second series of practice matches. There was a pleasing general improvement in batting and bowling. Next week the color competitions…
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In the afternoon, Mdlle, Souboiran addressed gathering of school children at the Central Hall, which was crowded. The Hamilton Public School Band, under…
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The four senior and four junior teams yesterday visited Centennial Park, where they opened the school's color cricket competitions. There was great rivalry, and all the players…
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Sir,—With reference to Mr. Molinas' reply to my letter re the above, it is quite right that girls (ex-pupils) who are serving as Red Cross nurses on transport…
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Sir,—Having read the correspondence concerning the above heading I agree with Ex-Sergeant C. M'Guiniss in his contention that the only names to appear…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →On Lambton Heights Two-up School Raided One Man Captured
About 4.30 yesterday afternoon Sergeant Fallins came across a two-up school on Lambton Heights behind the township, but he was able only to…
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Sir,—After considerable delay, Mr. M'Guiness has come again, and has been reinforced by "Observer," who throws a new light on the subject when he…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Here and There [?]stown School
[?] Adamstown Council decided [?] night to co-operate with the Par[?] and Citizens' Association in agi[?] for the erection of a new school…
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