Fight Hour Day and Public School Holidays
The following question was asked in the Assembly recently:—Mr. Doe: Seeing that the Minister for Public Instruction, in reply to a…
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Schools, 1924
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Primary School Pupils who took part in the Eurythmic Display last week
RHYMETIC STEPS. Severin Davies, Elsie Stickles, Eather Blackman, Elvn England, Dorothy Cantrill and Madge Ison. GREEK POISE--"THE WELL"…
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On Wednesday afternoon Mr. J. C. Watson, Sanitary Inspector, visited the Public School and gave an excellent talk to the upper class children…
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The foundation stone of the kinder garten department of the Dubbo Methodist Sunday School, will be laid, on Saturday, October 11, and a pleasant…
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The School Children's annual picnic eventuated in the Scour Paddock on Monday last, and was a very successful picnic from all points of view…
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Yesterday, the Bournewood Sunday School held their anniversary service. There was a crowded congregation. The children were…
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Another successful and enjoyable euchre party was held on Tuesday evening the School of Arts. A series of their entertainments have been…
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The usual meeting of the committee of the School of Arts held on Friday evening last. Dr. Maclean occupied the chair and there were also present…
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The Sunday School children of the Presbyterian Church will long remember October 1st, 1924, for on that day they were treated to a picnic on the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Public School Magazine Conducted by the Pupils of the Wellington Intermediate High School School News
School started again on Tuesday. The holidays were much enjoyed, but most of the pupils would have liked another week. It is always the…
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The School of Arts committee like most other public committees in Wellington at the present time, has caught the progressive spirit, and is…
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Beautiful surroundings. Reasonable Terms. Boys prepared for University, Professional, Pastoral and Commercial Lives under ideal climatic conditions…
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On Wednesday last Mr J. C. Watson, our Municipal Health Inspector, gave' a lecture at the God vent School on the "Fly," with microscopical…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Public School Magazine Conducted by the Pupils of the Wellington Intermediate High School Topical Topics
"Texas" is becoming quite a genius at jumping. It is said he will do the hat trick at the school sports. "Louis" was anxious to see the…
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The Pine Rocks Association wrote to the last meeting of the Canobolas Shire Council complaining that certain work passed to be carried…
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On Tuesday morning last, Dr. Long, Bishop of Bathurst, paid a visit to the District School. He was accompanied by the Ven Archdeacon…
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The Presbyterian picnic attracted over 50 of our pupils yesterday. The tennis tournament begins to-morrow, and the athletics will be on…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Wireless in Schools. Sydney
Wireless has already been installed in 72 country schools. Installation must be carried out without cost to the department…
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"Lou" and "Fat" are becoming friends, after last Tuesday. A certain boy inquired who wrote "We of the Never Never," and was…
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An unfortunate accident happened to Cecil French, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. French, of Gisborne Street, while taking part in the Public…
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