The Schools News and Notes To-Day's Ceremony
The laying of the foundation stone of the new secondary buildings to-day by the Minister for Education should be a big event for all teachers of the…
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High School To-day's Function Programme Outlined
Mr. Drummond (Minister for Education), who this afternoon will lay the foundation stone of the new high school building at Murwillumbah, arrived on…
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In the history of every community are events which trace the rise or decline of that community by decided steps. Long periods of…
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We have received the book of the conference in connection with the gathering of the music teachers, of New South Wales in Sydney at Easter…
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A committee elected by the parents and Citizens' Associations of Ruthven and South Gundurimba met the representative of Green and Co.'s bus…
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During the visit of Colonel Bruxner, Minister for Local Government, to Casino on Saturday, the urgeney of a teacher being appointed to Fairy Hill…
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The Full Court has decided in favor of the Willoughby. Council the question whether a refund could be demand ed of a proportionate amount of rates…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—The Council of the Teachers'. Federation rejected. a motion that application be made for a liquor House for the new Teachers'…
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LISMORE, Monday.—A deputation from the Casino P. and C. Association Waited upon the Minister for Education, Mr. D. H. Drummond, M.L.A., at…
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SYDNEY, Monday. — Amongst the motions to be considered at the sixth annual conference of the Country Women's Association which will be held in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fresh Step in History of Education on the Tweed New High School Ceremony. Foundation Stone. Laid by Minister for Education. Brilliant Weather Prevails Impressive Gathering Witness Function
A fresh step in the educational history of the Tweed was marked on Saturday by the laying of the foundation stone of the new High School at Murwillumbah by the Minister for Education (Mr. D. H. Drummond). It is only 55 years since…
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We are enabled to publish the following interesting information through the courtesy of the Minister: The laying of the foundation stone…
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On Saturday morning, Mr. Drummond, who was accompanied by Mr. J. Osborn, Private Secretary, received two deputations, introduced by Mr. A…
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The Council of the Teachers Federation rejected a motion Hint implication should lie made for a liquor license for the new Teachers Club, on the ground that…
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In the presence of the Premier (Mr. Bavin), the Parliamentary party, and some 300 to,400, citizens the Minister for. Education (Mr. Drummond) and…
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Probably the most popular Minister of the trio in Lismore yesterday was Mr. Drummond, Minister for Education. He first gladdened the hearts…
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A deputation headed by Mr. P. C. Beer, president of the Casino Parents and Citizens' Association; waited on the Minister for Education (Mr…
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The Minister for Education dealt very frankly at the council chambers, Lismore, yesterday, with a deputation from Parents and Citizens'…
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Molly Larkin, the ten-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Larkin, Lynch's Creek, had the misfortune to break her leg on Friday afternoon…
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Five children, all under six years of age, were burned to death whilst asleep at a nursery school near Horley (Surrey), chiefly…
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