Trangle Public School
Tenders are invited in this issue for proposed additions to the Public School at Trangle Tenders close on the 3rd April next…
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Schools, 1902
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A Board School Story
In a certain school there was a little boy who would persist in saying "have went." The teacher kept him in one night and said: "Now,…
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ONE of the most successful attempts to systematically introduce agricultural instruction in schools in rural districts has been made in Kent, England, (says the "Agricultural…
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THE Holy Trinity (O.H) Sanday School held its annual picnio on Easter Monday. The ohildren assembled at the ohurch grounds between [?] and 10 a.m,, and shortly…
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The Presbyterian picnic eventuated on Monday and another marked social success was achieved. The attendance was large, the supply of provisions abundant, and the…
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The fifth of a series of special sermons, entitled "Browning, as a religious teacher," will be delivered in the Presbyterian Church on Sunday evening week, 20th inst…
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There was a splendid attendance at the School of Arts committee meeting on Thursday evening, 13 out of 16 being present. Dr Lawes provided, and there were in attendance…
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A farcical drawing-room sketch, for our young folk to perform. In one act—and quite enough. DRAMATIS PERSONAE…
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The Presbyterian Church was crowded to excess last night, the occasion being the delivery of the fifth of a series of special ser[?] by the Rev. George Milne, entitled as…
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Mr. G. H, Hunt, Inspector of Schools, who is at present on a tour of inspection in-the Coonabarabran section of his district, [?] the local Public…
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The following gentlemen attended the committee meeting of the above on Thursday:—Dr Lawes (President), Messrs Leah, Breden, Faulks, M'Leod,…
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The Imperial Government is inviting applications for forty women teachers, under 40, at a salary of £100 a year, for South Africa. Applications are to be…
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Some years ago a gentleman travelling through Somerset lost a [?]ortmantean from behind his chaise, containing a considerable sum of money. He offered a…
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THE Imperial Government recently communicated with the Federal Premier asked 40 lady teachers should be appointed to work for 12 months in the concentration and…
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AN interesting entertainment took place on Wednesday night in the Wesleyan School Hall, Church Street. The proceeds of which are to bo devoted to the fund of the Tennis…
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The following is in reply to a letter written by Mr. W. Cohen, hon secretary Narromine School of Arts:— Parliament House…
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At a recent gathering of the Sunday School teachers at the Rectory, it was decided to start on June 8th a new system of Sunday School teaching. On…
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On Thursday evening the committee of the above met at the institution. Present:—Dr Robinson (V.P. in the chair), and Measrs…
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A new departure was made at Goulburn on Satarday, when the school teachers were drilled by the staff-sergeant, It is stated the object was to…
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Speaking at Kensington on Saturday the Minister for Education said [?]e regretted that in some parts of the State there were institutions called Schools of…
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