Western High School
IT is proposed to establish a Western High School at Orange. This is hurting the Bathurst people, and the neighborly love between the two towns is shown in the following from the…
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Schools, 1911
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School of Arts
At a committee meeting of the School of Arts, presided over by the President (Mr. J. L. Wheeler), Mr. Hadley, on behalf of Book Committee, reported that it was…
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About 50 members of the night school assembled on Monday evening at the school to bid farewell to Messrs. J. and B. O'Neill, who are…
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MR. T. H. THROWER, M.L.A., has been informed that the Minister of Public Instruction has approved of tenders being invited shortly for remodelling in connection with the Public…
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We notice that the School Gymnasium is at last in course of erection. Messrs Roberts and Wood are the contractors…
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SPEAKING at the Rev. Curwood's farewell on Friday, Mr. E. Dash, headmaster of the Dubbo school, said those present would be pleased to learn that average attendance for the quarter…
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THE monthly meeting of teachers at the Dubbo District School was held un Saturday, Mr. E. Dash (headmaster) presiding, in the absence of Inspector Black. A communication was received…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Presentation to Rev. Curwood At the Dubbo District School. A Representation Gathering
THERE was a representative gathering at the Dubbo District School on Friday afternoon to say farewell to Rev. F. J. Carwood, who has at all times taken an active interest in submit…
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Mr. H. S. Small is out with a public subscription to start a nucleus of a fund for the purchase of a piano for the Public School. Mr. and Mrs…
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When it became known that the Rev. F. J. Curwood was about to leave Dubbo there was much concern as to the fate of the School Fi[?]e and Drum…
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A meeting of the Public School Teachers' Association was held at the District School on Saturday last, the President (Mr. E. Dash) occupied the…
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The monthly meeting of the committee of the Wellington School of Arts was held on Monday evening, but there was not much business to transact. Mr…
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There would appear to be something seriously amiss with the standard of moral training imbibed by the average child in the Warwickshire elementary…
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Mr. C. Grasslck, M.A., a brother of Mr. James Grasslck, of Dublio, is doing well in Bega, the pretty capital of the South Coast, where he is headmaster…
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Does Dubbo want a continuation echool? Such an institution would go far to remove the reproach that our youths have no opportunity of carrying…
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"Hope long deferred maketh the heart sick" is the quotation which most aptly fits the science branch of the District School. The building…
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ON Monday morning there was sent away to the Royal Show, Sydney, an exhibit from the Dubbo District School. This was contributed to by the Delroy, Whylandra,…
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The brick work in connection with the new school building is now complete, and we congratulate Messrs. E. Nott and McDonald on their excellent…
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On Saturday the Dubbo district contributions to the schools exhibits at the Royal Show were despatched to Sydney. They were mainly…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Home or Public School? Boy's Side of the Question
It Is very motherly to hug one's boy close to one, mistrusting the whole world, just as it is very modern to attack all institutions; so that "A Modern…
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