School of Arts Debating Club
The question debated by the School of Arts Debating Club at its last meeting was--"That G. H. Re[?]d has been recreant to his trust and false to his principles in sinking the…
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Rural Camp Schools Second Session at Berry
The following schools are each sending a unit, consisting of 12 boys and a master, to the second session of the Camp School at Berry:--Carlingford, Glenmore-road…
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To the Editor.--In your issue of the 2nd inst. appears the list of awards in connection with the public schools' competition at the recent Royal Agricultural Society's exhibition; and in…
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The annual meeting of the Old Boys' Union of the Armidale School was held at Australasia Chambers, Martin Place, on April 3, Mr. T. A. H. Wing (vice-president) in the chair. The…
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Indigestion is one of the commonest complaints among schoolgirls. It can usually be traced to faults in the diet. The complexion and the flgure, too, are largely the result of…
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Mr. H. Marks of the Great Public Schools A.A., had written to the Otago Union, stating that it was intended to send a combined team from the schools to New Zealand, and asked if, in the event of the…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Football Rugby Combined School Team for New Zealand. Wellington (N.z.)
Mr. H. Marks, of the Great Public Schools A.A., had written to the Otago Union, stating that it was intended to send a combined team from the schools to New Zealand, and…
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Several correspondents have complained of the judging of the school exhibit at the show. The fact that the original award had to be materially altered gives color to the contention…
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Arrangements have been made for a unit consisting of twelve boys and a master from each of the following schools to be sent to the second session of the camp school at Berry:--…
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The retirement of Mr. Melville, headmaster of Darlington Public School, caused a vacancy which has been filled by the appointment of Mr. George Thorne, of Newcastle South. Mr. Henry goes from Wallsend to take…
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The return match, Sydney Grammar School v. Combined Schools, was postponed on the original date fixed because of rain. It rained again on the second date fixed, and the third…
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The council of the Teachers' Association will meet on Friday at the Public Service Rooms. The principal business is the consideration of the salary scheme brought up at the last meeting, and the council will afterwards…
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While most of the Old Boys' Unions were on pleasure bent, that, of the S.G.S. got down to solid work, and as a consequence in a very short time the Grammar School boys will have a playground of their own. Hitherto…
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Eastertide is pre-eminently the season for Old Boy gatherings. The reason is not hard to find, since the majority of the Old Boys hail from the country, and as a rule are the hope of families "on the land."…
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The monthly meeting of the committee of the Parramatta School of Arts was held on Friday Present: The President (Dr. R. Bowman) in the chair Meassrs…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →St. Patrick's Day in Sydney. The Postponed Celebration. A Great Success Achieved Speeches, Sports, and School-Children's Display
Ideal weather blessed the occasion of the colobration of St. Patrick's Day, which had been postponed until Saturday last, 6th inst., in consequence of the stormy weather which…
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The combined State schools played a draw with Sydney Grammar School, at the Sydney Cricket Ground, No. 2, yesterday. The features of the match were a magnificent innings for 127 not out by Landon…
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The camp school boys arrived at midday, and marched to the camp, where they lunched. In the afternoon they assembled on the showground, where Mr. P. F. Quirk, of the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →INQUIRIES. (Names and addresses should accompany all communications under this head, whether they are intended for use in the replies or not.) Public School Exhibits at the Royal Show
Mr. T. H. A. Chapman, of Mitchell's Island Public School, writes:--"I notice by your issue of April 2 that the judges in the 'schools competition' at Royal Agricultural Show have revised their award, giving Mudgee…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →The Teachers' Position. to the Editor
Sir,--Some time ago an article was published in "The Daily Telegraph" on the Educational Department showing the portions held by teachers in the various clashes. The figures showed that there arc the following teachers…
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