Sunday School Concert
The Church of England Sunday School Concer was held in the protestant hall on Thursday night and was pronounced by everyone who had the good, fortune to attend, a most decided success. Mrs…
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Schools, 1899
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Superior Public School
The prizes won by the pupils of Wellington Superior Public School at the recent annual sports, were distributed on Friday afternoon at the school. Mr. J. P. Clifford, Mayor of Wellington…
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The children's great event of the year duly eventuated on Saturday last, and was a great success, though the conditions of the weather were not as perfect for a day's outing as might have been…
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School examinations and composition writing produce funny results the world over. An Austrian teacher has recently published in Vienna a book called "Humour…
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It is a queer thing that at almost everyone of the big English public schools there has at some time or another been a regular rebellion against all authority. There is a record of a…
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A MEETING was called by intimation at service held on Nov. 12 and Nov. 28. of all those interested in the Dundullimal School Hall. That meeting was held on…
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Mr T. J. Macnamara, of the London School Board, to which he devotes [?] immense amount of time, is a well-knit man about thirty-seven years of age, with a pair…
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On Wednesday evening last another meeting was held in connection with the above, when Mr Lew offered his hall for a rental of £1 a week…
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'Teacher, I cannot answer that question.' 'Robert, your reasons for this surprising refusal to answer me! Did…
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A noted Gorman traveller. Baron von Hesse-Wortegg, has just returned from China, bringing, among other interesting stories, an account of the Chinese schools…
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A good story is told of the late Doctor Busby, who one morning, going info the school-room, took with him a bunch of line grapes for his own eating. Going from the…
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There must have been over 300 people in Lew's Hall on Wednesday last, on the occasion of the concert in aid of the Prize Fund for the…
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The Infant department of the Public School, under the charge of Miss Velvin, celebrated its break-up for the midsummer vacation on Fridny morning. The Girls'…
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The pupils of the R.C. Boys' School celebrated their "breaking up' on Friday morning. After a short entertainment by the scholars, Father Dunne, in presenting…
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BEFORE breaking up for the Christmas holidays on last Thursday morning, the girls of the Convent Primary School gave a short but very enjoyable entertainment…
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THE annual distribution of prizes in connection with the breaking up of the public school for the Christmas vacation was held in the Masonic Hall on Friday…
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A concert was given in the Baradine hall on Friday evening the 15th inst. by the pupils of the Baradine Public School, with a view of raising…
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THE annual distribution of prizes in connection with the Dubbo Grammar School took place on Saturday afternoon. The chair was taken by Mr. W. E. Morgan, J.P.,…
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The Public School broke up on Friday last for the usual Christmas vacotion, and Alderman Walker took advantage of the occasion to keep…
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THERE are, perhaps, no pages in our military history more blood-stirring than those which describe the daring deeds by which boys in their teens have won the…
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