Delroy School Garden
MR. A. R. BUCKLAND, master of the Delroy Public School, takes a great interest in school agriculture, and his pupils have done some excellent work, and without the aid of artificial…
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Schools, 1909
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Early School
Mr. Webster, the head teacher of the Wellington Superior Public School, is bringiug under the notice of the parents a suggestion for the alteration…
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As there is now a teacher at the Wellington superior public school who has been trained in kindergarten work it is the intention of Mr. Webster, the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →School of Arts Flower Show
One of the features of the flower show in connection with the School of Arts will be a guessing competition, about which there is an element of…
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On Thursday afternoon last the weekly meeting of the Debating Society was held, the subject being "The Pen is Mightier than the Sword.' Bruce…
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A concert in aid of the Convent prize fund will be given in the Masonic Hall on Tuesday, 9th November. The pupils of the Convent will be responsible for the items,…
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Some interesting work has been done by the pupils of the Delroy School under the direction of Mr. A. R. Buckland, the master. A representatine of the LIBERAL had the…
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The Flower Show in connection with the Wellington School of Arts will be held in the Oddfellows' Hall on Wednesday and Thursday next. The…
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The above entertainment eventuated in the Mechanics’ Hall on Friday night last, and, as is usual in functions of this kind, was largely attended, Coonabara…
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A scratch match between Wongarbon juniors and a junior team from the District School was played on Saturday, and won by the school team by 37 runs. For Wongarbon, F. Carters…
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The suggestion of Mr. E. Webster, head teacher of the Wellington superior public school, that the work of the school should commence at 7.30…
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At a meeting of the Wellington District Teachers Association on Saturday last Mr. F. A. M'Donald, secretary of the recent demonstration, presented…
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I met poor Paddy in town to-day—poor Paddy eo ragged and torn; Ten years ago we were schoolmates then, and sat in the self-same class…
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It stems there is some misconception among the citizens of Cobar concerning these classes. Many of the townspeople believe that the cookery classes are…
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Ladies and gentlemen who contemplate attending the concert which the pupils of the Convent ate to give in the Masonic Hall on Tuesday evening next should secure…
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The flower show in connection with the School of Arts concluded on Thursday evening, when there was again a fair attendance. During the…
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Mr. Arthur Haukin's pupils, with the assistance of local artiste, will give their second annual recital in the Masonic Hall on Wednesday, the 1st December. Some…
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ON the 16th of December an examination will be held at Dubbo of male candidates, who must be unmarried and between the ages of 18 find 35 Years, for the positions of teachers of smallest…
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A meeting of the committee of the Bourke Mechanics' School of Arts was held on Friday, November 5. Present: Messrs. W. Smith (chair), Wickham, McGrath,…
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We started for the sports—Children's sports! And, what a time we had! Why, we romped, and sang, and fought…
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