District News. Malebo School Concert
On Friday night, Nov. 6th, an open-air concert was given in the Malcbo Public School grounds by the school children, assisted by old…
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Wagga School of Arts
The Committee of the Wagga School of Arts held their monthly meeting in the board-room on Thursday evening last. There was a very small attendance of…
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The teacher, more than any professional man, needs to take much outdoor exercise. He should fill his lungs with "God's glorious oxygen" as often as he gets a…
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THE Presbyterian Sunday School held their annual picnic in the grounds surrounding the Church on Monday last (King's Birthday),…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Dilapidated School House. Shocking Conditions. Sydney
Things are not at all to the credit of the Education department are occasionally heard about the dilapidated condition of the public school buildings, but…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Batlow Public School Picnic
The attendance at the annual picnic given to the children of the village on Friday last was large, both as regards juveniles and adults. It…
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Last Wednesday Dudanman was the scene of a very lively centre by the constant procession of vehicles and horse-men to "Wattle Retreat," for the…
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The enlightened people of New South Wales will read with feelings of utter disgust the particulars of the state of a public school in a suburb of Sydney, allowed by…
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The usual monthly meeting, of the Coolamon School of Arts, committee was held last Eighth Mr. Florance (President) was in…
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Hotelkeepers here (says the Paris correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph") are, it seems, getting behind the times. Whether they have not…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Coolam0n School of Arts. Monthly Committee Meeting. Coolamon
The usual monthly meeting of the School of Arts Committee was held on Thursday night. There was a very good attendance. Mr. J. E. A. Florence,…
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The Grand Hotel at Emu Park, near Rockhampton, was burnt down last night. Mr Russell Brown, Inspector of State…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →School Drinking Water. (To the Editor, Wagga "Advertiser")
Sir,—I often wonder why our energetic school master of the South Wagga Public School does not make some provision to give the children…
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The annual vocal and dramatic prize fund entertainment of the Lake Albert Public School took place on Monday evening, November 16. An excellent…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Education in England. New Bill Proposed. Uniform Type of School. London
The new Education Bill submitted to the House of Commons by Mr. Walter Runciman, President of the Board of Education, has been read the first time,…
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This excerpt from the Orange 'Leader' of 26th November may be interesting to friends of Mr. and Mrs. Oram—during their residence in…
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On Friday last a "penny" concert was held at the Superior Public School, where a programme of 22 items was well rendered by the…
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Two tenders were received for the additions and alterations to the Public School residence, Gundagai. G. I. Armstrong £396, was the lowest…
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Two filters, one for the use of the girls and the other for the boys have been installed in the South Wagga Public School et cost price My Mr. J…
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The provision of a good water supply for drinking purposes is one of the most important requisites of public schools, where, in hot weather, the…
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