Vic. Teacher Wins Bendigo £1000
MELBOURNE, Monday.—Twenty-three-year-old Victorian school teacher, A. N. Wilson, today won the Bendigo Thousand by a yard…
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The Forum Teachers' Salaries (To the Editor)
SIR, In The Tweed Daily last week, there appeared a paragraph mentioning the teachers' salaries…
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Four pupils of Murwillumbah Primary School would represent the Far North Coast at the New South Wales all schools…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Swimming Last Event Decides High School Title
Lismore High School's annual swimming carnival proved one of the most exciting on record, with the house championship for 1949 not decided until after the final event, the marathon relay, was swum…
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The kiddies of the Rous Mill School conducted a "tuck shop," which proved quite a success both socially and financially…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Lacerated When Using Scythe In School Playground
Eleven - year old schoolboy, Barry Davis, son of Mr. H. Davis, of May Street, suffered a large lacerated wound to his right shin…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Union S. School Anniversary
The Union Church at Bonalbo was filled to capacity on the occasion of the 28th anniversary of the. Union Sunday School. Rev. G…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mur'bah Leads in Inter-School Summer Contests
Murwillumbah High School has won two of the three contests so far conducted in the inter-school annual summer competitions. I Murwillumbah won the senior and…
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Movie pictures from the school projector were shown to a packed house at the Murwiliumbah Primary School on Thursday…
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CASINO, Friday. — The finance committee of the School of Arts will discuss with the society's tenants the question of increasing shop…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—A 14-year-old schoolboy poisoned himself with cyanide, after being told that he would have to repeat a school year,…
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The erection of a flag pole presented by Mr. W. R. H. Davis for the memorial room and new furnishings for the room, were…
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Goolmangar P. and C. Association has authorised the purchase of four films each month for the projector purchased recently for…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Currumbin State School Show
Currumbin State School Show Society will hold its annual show on October 12. At a meeting of the Society…
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CASINO, Sunday.—The High School v. Central semi-final, played on Saturday, resulted in a win for High School by four runs and four…
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Delegates from 40 Parents and Citizens' Association throughout the Tweed will meet at Murwillumbah High School on Friday…
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The annual meeting of Tuntable Creek Parents and Citizens' Association was attended by 11 members. Mr. W. Kellner presided…
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Sir,—The recent unanimous decision, in Sydney, of an overflow meeting of several thousand city and country teachers to give…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →King's House Wins M'by School Swim
MULLUMBIMBY, Tuesday.—King's House, with an aggregate of 30[?] points, had an easy victory in the Mullumbimby intermediate…
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The problem of the six "wandering" classes at Lismore High School and the need for improved accommodation will be discussed at the…
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