Canberra Grammar School
After 20 years the school is now attended by more than 110 boarders from all over the State, as well as day boys from the immediate district…
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Canberra Grammar School
After 20 years the school is now attended by more than 110 hoarders from all over the State as well as day boys from the immediate district…
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Our State member, Mr. Jack Beale, M.L.A., has been informed that following his representations with regard to the provision of…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Bomaderry Public School Juvenile Fancy Dress Break-up Party
The juvenile fancy dress breakup party took place at the Bomaderry Hall on Friday night, 8th December. The party was arranged…
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Appeals have been made to the older children at many school speech days to assist their Russian school allies, by selling buttons on Russia Button…
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After 20 years the school is now attended by more than 110 boarders from all over the State ,as well as day boys from the immediate district…
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After 20 years the school is now attended by more than 110 boarders from all over the State ,as well as day boys from the immediate district…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Days of Long Age the Old School
The passing of Mrs Mersey Ryan, of Burragate, recalls ancient school days at Bega over 65 years ago, when the late Mr W. H. Wilson, of beloved…
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Eileen Bayliss, Huon Blomfield, Shelia Blomfield, Warren Brash, Keith Brown, Kathleen Cleary, Arthur R. Clark, William Clinch, Bethel Cole…
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Swimming, cricket and tennis enthusiasts are well on the job, and indications are that all sports will be better than ever this year…
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CRICKET.âAs Houses are not yet finalised another scratch match took place. The teams, led by Bob Mathison and Ken Henry, played a…
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As a result of a recent visit to Nowra by Miss St. Smith (Welfare Officer. Education Department), members of the Infantsâ Club…
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The Berry Municipal Council has been advised by the Local Government Association that the Local Government Summer School is to…
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CRICKET.âLast week marked the beginning of the first House match of the current year. In the first day of a two-day match,…
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CRICKETâBass-Hume v. Oxley-Sturt. Last week marked the conclusion of the 1st round of the 1945 season. The match developed…
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On Thursday the election of school prefects for 1945 took place. Congratulations must be Offered to the six boys and six girls elected,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Nowra Infants’ School Club
The annual meeting of the above club was held at the Nowra School of Arts on Wednesday afternoon, March 7th. Mrs. J. Harrington…
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CRICKET.âTaking advantage of the many Hume-Oxley fielding errors, Bass-Sturt kept their opponents at bay fur the greater part…
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Apparently there was some sort of a misunderstanding about the meeting that was convened by the Nowra P. and C. Association for…
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CRICKET.âHume-Oxley v. Bass-Sturt: Continuing their incompleted innings, Hume-Oxley carried their score to 112. With 40…
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