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18 November 1903, page 3h:
  
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In 1903 Mr. A. Jones officiated as postmaster and Messrs. J. Pearce and P. Smith were blacksmiths. The State School at Alma North was in charge of Miss Venning and Miss Tamblyn occupied a similar position at Alma South.&nbsp;
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Examinations at the Alma Plains School are reported in the ''Advertiser'',<br> 20 August 1870, page 3f.
  
 
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18 November 1903, page 3h:

From "The Register"

18 November 1903, page 3h:


In 1903 Mr. A. Jones officiated as postmaster and Messrs. J. Pearce and P. Smith were blacksmiths. The State School at Alma North was in charge of Miss Venning and Miss Tamblyn occupied a similar position at Alma South. 

Examinations at the Alma Plains School are reported in the Advertiser,
20 August 1870, page 3f.

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