The Convent Schools
The Convent Schools, Wellington, "broke up" for the Summer vacation yesterday. The distribution of prizes gained by the pupils of the lower school took place in the…
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Schools, 1902
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A Schoolboy's Essay
"The editor is one of the happiest beggars in the world," wrote a boy in his essay on newspapers. "He can go to the circus in the afternoon…
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On Thursday afternoon last, a number of parents nd friends attended the Public School for the purpose of witnessing the distribution of prizes to the girs, and the…
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Fifth Class (Boys).--General proficiency Walter Wright, and second for mental arithmetic. General proficiency, Roy Rogerson second prize. Regular attendance, Norman…
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The annual distribution of prizes obtained by the pupils at the Dubbo Superior Public School took place in the Masonic Hall yesterday (Friday) morning. The building was crowded…
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The distribution of prizes at St. Aloysius Boy's School, Carrington Avenue, took place at the breaking-up of the school on Thursday afternoon. There was a large attendance,…
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THE Annual Exhibition of work and the distribution of prizes in connection with the breaking up of the High School for girls conducted at the Convent of Mercy, took place on Tuesday…
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The infant school conducted at the Convent "broke up" for the summer holidays-on Wednesday. There was a good gathering of friends and parents of the…
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Mornington School, which is conducted in St. Andrew's Hall by Mrs. W. H. Palmer, celebrated its "breaking up " for the Christmas holidays on Thurday…
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THE annual celebration of the Dubbo Grammar School was held on Thursday. The principal, Harold W. G. H[?]t, B.A., in presenting the report of the year's work,…
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AMONG the passengers from Dubbo carried eastward to the metropolis by the mail train on Friday evening were about a score of the public school cadets--comprising at team of 15 (and…
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ON Thursday afternoon the annual breaking up took place at the Grammar School, when Mr. R. G. Dulhunty, J.P., presented the prizes. The Principal (Mr. Harold W. G. Hunt, B.A.)…
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Sir,--Some amongst us should like to know whether there is any truth or not in the rumour that, without giving the local tradesman scarcely a chance, the money that was raised…
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THE work for the year as at other schools throughout the State, terminated on Friday last, when the prices were distributed to the virious winners. Mr. James Crowley…
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I put my heart to school, In the world where men grow wise. 'Go out,' I said,' end learn the rule; Come back when yon win the prise.'…
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At the Public Sohool price distribution held in the Masonic Hall on Friday (list of prises appeared in our last issue), short Addresses were made by the chairman, Mr…
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The recent addition of now books to the library seems to have been welcome, adding by the run on the new volumes. These included A. L. Gordon's poems, "Banjo"…
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