Schoolmasters' Rewards
The letters from distant lands, the unexpected remembrance, the gratitude for a forgotten word or deed, making a schoolmaster feel as if he had played…
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Another School
Tub efforts of Mr. A.J. Buckland and others to secure the establishment of a provisional school at South Kyogle, have been crowned with success, as will be seen…
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THE headmaster of the State school at Penota, S.A., intimated recently that of certain prizes offered, none had given greater trouble to assign than…
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THE headmaster of the State school at Penola, S.A., intimated recently that of certain prizes offered, none had given greater trouble to assign than…
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Kyogle residents and all who know him will regret to learn that Mr.H.S. Pollack is leaving that portion of the district, where he has for nearly eight…
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A special meeting of members of the School of Arts was held on Tuesday night, twenty-two members being present including Messrs. Audsley, Glasgow, and…
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At Monday evening's meeting of the Lismore Municipal Council, Alderman Lockett, pursuant to notice, moved. "That the attention of the Honourable the Minister…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Public School v. Wissley College
A public school fight has caused some excitement in Melbourne. The row took place when the Melbourne Grammar School defeated the Wesley…
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The monthly meeting of the Casino School of Arts committee was hold on Wednesday evening last. Present:— Messrs. J. Junor (in the chair), F. Stitz,…
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The usual monthly meeting of committee, of above, was held at the institution on Tuesday evening last. Present Messrs. Burgess president), Cameron, McMullen, A. and G. Perey,…
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AT a committee meeting, on Wednesday last, there were present-- Messrs. J. T. Junor (chair), F. Stitz, A. W. Simpson, J. H. Connor, L. E. Cope, W. Gill, W. E…
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AT a committee meeting, on Wednesday last, there were present--Messrs. J. T. Junor (chair), F. Stitz, A. W. Simpson, J. H. Connor. L. E. Cope, W. Gill, W. E…
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Mr H. J. Barker, M.A., the author of "Comic School Tales," contributes the following to "Lloyd's Weekly":— One of H.M. Inspectors informs me…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Bora Ridge School Picnic
"EX-PUPIL" writes:- The annual picnic in connection with the Bora Ridge Public School took place on Saturday last, and was as expected and as is usual, a pronounced success, Visitors attended from all parts…
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At the 23rd session of the Municipal Association of New South Wales, reference Was made to the necessity for amending the existing law so as to permit of the duties…
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AT the 23rd session of the Municipal Association of New South Wales, reference was made to the necessity for amending the existing law, so as to…
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AT the 23rd session of the Municipal Association of New South Wales, reference was made to the necessity for amending the existing law[?] so as to…
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Mr H.J. Barker writes in "Lloyd's Weekly":— I was once examining a class of London boys on the life of Ruth—one of the…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →School Concert. GUNDURIMBA, September 18
A very pleasant concert took place in South Gundurimba Public Sohool on the 15th inst, the proceeds of which are to be used for purchasing aids in connection…
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As a result of the quarterly examination of pupils held at the above school the following pupils obtained the highest marks: —Fourth Class—Donald Munro, Grace…
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