Wellington District Teachers Association Resolutions
A Wellington school gathering of the Wellington District Teachers Association debated measures on exams for high school entrants and bursaries, funding aims, and methods to improve Education Gazette. proposals urged timely, practical education gains and coordinated inspections.
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Wellington
Yona
Pup
Education Gazette
Public School Magazine Topical Topics from Wellington
Public School Magazine notes from Wellington Intermediate High School pupils covering light school life. Mentions missing students Eric and Winnie, the post office boy returning, tennis and boating practice, a silver cup awarded for tennis, and friendly comments among classmates. Mentions local trip to Orange and names pupils: Marjorie, Hazel Bexley, M. Kennard.
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Eric
Winnie
Orange
The Sparkling Diamond Continues in the Ruined Vault
In a perilous ascent through Tilbury Castle ruins the two chums reach a hidden idol chamber and unearth a wooden box. A trapdoor opens to reveal a knife wielding Chinaman who springs at Ralph as he grapples for the diamonds, leaving Ralph in mortal danger.
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Wwardu
Tilbury Castle
Indias
Ralph
Reid
K. Whit- Rou
Wandering Through the Wood
A vivid nature scene describes sunrise over a forest path. The narrator notes bees, insects, wildflowers, birds, and trees creating a splendid forest choir and declares the hour of wandering as the most beautiful ever spent.
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Lorna Dunkley
New Chums Join Burkleigh But Lose Ground in Games
Two newcomers arrive at Burkleigh with badges and school spirit yet face mockery from peers. May Allen welcomes them kindly, but the girls struggle in hockey and tennis, drawing sharp critique from the sports captain Hysel Boxley after missteps. The episode ends with a humorous aside about a remembered slogan.
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Burkleigh
May ‘Allen
Burkeleigh
Hysel Boxley
Misa Brighton
Shipwrecked in the South Seas Ends in Escape and Return
A voyage aboard the Benaren ends in a fierce storm and a ship leak. Three men Jack Ralph and the narrator survive a capsized voyage and are captured by South Sea islanders. They escape after overpowering a sentry, reunite, signal a returning ship, and reach England aboard a friendly vessel praising their Motherland.
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Benaren
Jack
Ralph
England
South Sea
Smith
A New School Chapter Two Race Drill Turns Dangerous
A summer day race to Derby turns violent when two riders on bikes appear and a revolver fires over the narrator’s head. Mr. Bynal and Harry confront the party as the Touts vanish, and the headmaster learns of the shooting from Chillar who tells Inspector Mordaneieur. Eric Mordaneieur is later reported missing at nine o clock.
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Harry
Derby
Aty
Mr. Biynal
Trode
Bignall
Mordaneiur
Chapel
Eric Mordaneiur
Erie
Morgan
T. Caley
J. G. Careveth
Addrenn
Maughan Street
P.0
Maryvale 1874 to present near Wellington district
An antique reminiscence traces Maryvale from 1874 with coach travel past Three Mile Flat and no rail. It recalls early hotels, a post office, a former schoolhead, and pioneer families like Payne and Nicoll. The piece notes land settlement, dwindling wooden homes, and Maryvale’s growth toward a future railway junction.
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Wellington
Maryvale
Dubbo
Sydney
Australia
Fisher
J. Juluwon
Powney
Bathurst
Purnell
Work
Oxford
Kresany
Knipe
Janey
India
Nowney
Maryeale
Rower Fayne
Payne
Tiowney
Wellingto
Yates
Pike
Me. Smith
Murray
Lovett
Me. W. Thoma
Mosse
Martin Nicoll
Michael Busch, Dowd
J Whitley
Tom Dowd
Phillipson
F. Nicoll
George Hubbard
Dr. Watt
Kurrajong
St. Kanegaroon
Wallabies
Mary- Vale
McGarry
Church Services Across Towns on August First Weekend
Catholic, Presbyterian, Baptist, Salvation Army and Methodist services listed for Wellington, Bodangora, Dripstone and surrounding areas. Notable times include Wellington Sunday masses at 10 am and 7.80 pm, with August 28 notices. special services announced by Rev A B Burget and T. K. Taylor.
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Catholic Church
Wellington
Pam Cripsston
Odley
Amy Yeoval Wain
Pam
Boda Pire
Gon Gollan
A.m
Presbyterian Church
Wollinkttts
Newview
LE Namin
Mr Brown
Windorah
Wellinggton
Ford
Yeoval Hlam
Baptist Church
Woellington Llama
Bradford
A. Brown
Bodungoya
Amc
Jesse Longhurst
Seaton
Dyane
Dese Longhurst
Bournewood
Joseph Turnbull
Tampang
A.B. Burget
Anthim
Civil War in Newsprint Over Prohibition Strife
Published by Arrangement, a Lindon Daily Chronicle correspondent reports a Civil War between the U S government and forbidden liquor interests. The piece notes figure matters, maimings, kidnappings, and sabotage of navy ships by bootleggers and sympathisers. Government spending runs into millions yearly to enforce prohibition amid broad opposition from bishops to judges and Congress alike.
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United States
Lindon “Daily Chronicle
New York
Congress
Afternoon tea hot pits and coffee Kimben a
A fragmented note lists tea, hot pits, and coffee related items attributed to Kimben a. The brief appears to capture a casual social setting or a menu snippet with unclear context and missing details.
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