School for Teeramungamine
The Hon. W. F. Dunn, M.L.A., Minister for Agriculture, has received the following letter from Mr. T. D. Mutch, Minister for Education:--"I have had…
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Schools, 1922
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School Attendances
Sergeant Allen stated in the Dubbo Police Court yesterday that one person who was being proceeded against for a breach of the Public Instruction Act…
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Mr. and Mrs. Firry Nelli have succeded Mr. Robert Roman! as [?]ea[?]rs of singing in the w[?]. They have taken up their resid[?] at Wellington…
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The District and Public Schools throughout the State resumed work this morning. At the Wellington District and Infants' Schools the teachers again…
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The teachers of the Wellington District School and Infants' School had an unpleasant welcome home this morning, for when the school doors were…
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This is the day of the woman worker. All modern girls take up some business or profession as naturally as their brothers when their schooldays are…
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The teachers of the Wellington District School and Infants' School had an unpleasant welcome home on Monday morning, for when the school doors…
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The Hon. W. F. Dunn, M.L.A., has been informed by the Minister for Education, Mr. Mutch, that he has given instructions for the provision of…
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The Wellington High School resumed work this morning with practically a new teaching staff, the headmaster being Mr. Curry. Miss Green, who…
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Mr. Joyce, grade C., who has been manuel master at the Wellington District School for some time, has been transferred to Balmain, and he has…
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The result of the Leaving Certificate examinations were made available on Sunday night. The candidates numbered 1232, and 863, or 70 per cent. passed…
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Mr J. Clark, M.L.A., has been informed by the Hon. T. D. Match, M.L.A., Minister for Education that he has issued instructions for the immediate erection of…
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In several of Sydney's subarbs (says a writer in Gosford "Times") have been established Communist Sunday Sch[?]ols, notably at Granville…
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School re-commenced at the Bourke Superior Public School on Monday morning. Mr. Newton (headmaster) we are pleased to see, has returned to…
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All the local schools re-opened on Monday. With the exception of Mr. Casmir there is an entirely new staff at the Cobar Superior Public School…
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The two homesteads of the late Sir Samuel McCaughey at North Yanco, together with out-buildings and about 650 acres of land, have been secured by…
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Recently the Principal of a Presbyterian College in a Sydney suburb made reference to this State's system of secondary education. Among other things…
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Albert William Sowerby Lansdowne who, for 20 years has been secretary and librarian to the Goulburn Mechanics' Institute was sentenced by Judge…
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The monthly mooting of the School of Arts committee was hold on Monday night, there being a good attendance, over which Mr. Preston (president)…
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For some time attention has been repeatedly drawn to the danger of vehicles and riders on cycles driving and riding around street corners at a…
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