EusSELL’s Flat. —A correspondent writes: —A part of the Hawkins’ mill has been washed down by the high flood in the river. This is the wettest season we have had for several years. At the last meeting of the district school committee the teacher’s iesignation was read. While the committee regietted the loss of his services, they agreed to his removal to East Malvern, and decided to advertise for another master. The chairman was instructed to inform the Board of Education that the school holidays would be as follows, viz—Three weeks in harvest, and the second week of each of the other quarters ol the year.
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Globe, Volume II, Issue 106, 2 October 1874, Page 4
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