School of Arts Scholarships
At the meeting of the committee of Murwillumbah School of Arts last night, it was decided to increase the number of library scholarships to…
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New High School
Plans for the new High School at Murwillumbah provide for a school of 200 pupils. Already the enrolment at the school exceeds that number. We…
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Much, political capital was sought to be made out of Mr. Bruntnell's decision to reimpose High School fees. The decision was made in 1922 and came into…
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In the list of successful candidates froin St. Joseph's School, Tweed Heads, in the qualifying certificate examination for Lismore centre, the…
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"Resident" writes Reading the account in the "Tweed Daily" of the official opening of the Kurrara Public School should make the people…
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Drs. Bruce and Madden are conducting the periodical medical examination of children attending outlying schools in this district…
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Urbenville and Woodenbong public schools are again in operation under the control of the former masters, Messrs. Walsh and White…
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Owing to the floods in Queensland, portion of the programme which was to have been submitted at the School of Arts, Murwillumbah, on Saturday…
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Mr. R. S. Perdriau, M.L.A., has been advised by the Under Secretary for Education in reply to representations made by him on behalf of the Tooiarco branch of the…
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Speaking, at the Patents and Citizens' Association meeting at Kyogle on Friday last Mr. Thomas, headmaster, of the Kyogle Public' School, said that recently he had…
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The Lismore Teachers' Federation elected its officerfe for the current term at a meeting held on Saturday, as follows—President, Mr. Windsor Lang (Rocky Creek);…
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KTOGLE, Saturday.—The quarterly meeting of the Kyogle Parents and Citizens' Association was held on Friday evening, Mr. D. McIntosh presiding…
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At the Lismore Parents and Citizens' Association meeting held last night the necessity for more seating accommodation at the Rural School claimed special…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Citizens' Work. Kyogle Public School. Advanced Pupils and Casino
At the quarterly meeting of the Kyogle P. and C. Association a sum of money was voted for the purchase of several new maps for the school…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →School of Arts Pictures
Two seven reelers were the main attractions in the picture programme at the School of Arts last night. "The White Moth'' was a story of…
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The excellent work that is being carried out by the high schools of the Slate is a credit to the Department of Education. A splendid service is being rendered to…
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Recently Mr. A. J. Lee, inspector of schools in the Dubbo district, who has been appointed to succeed Mr. W. T. Fraser in the Richmond-Tweed district, was farewelled by…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →"School for Terrorists" Warsaw
The latest sensation here is the discovery of a Ukrainian terrorist centre, which is believed to be responsible, among other outrides, for the attempt on the life of the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Best in This World. Bush School Teachers
Education facilities in country schools were described by Mr. Smith Director of Education, to the New South Wales Royal Commission…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →High School Fees. Mr. Bruntnell's Review
Much political capital was sought to be made out of Mr. Bruntnell's decision to re-impose High School fees. The decision was made in 1922 and…
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