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- On Saturday forenoon we had a meeting of the teachers of Story Parish to consider the S. Bd’s [School Board’s] offer of £400 towards a bonus. Resolved to decline bonus & to ask again for Craik Scale. It was also agreed that in the event of refusal Headquarters be asked to offer the resignations of the Nicolson Institute staff! … Stornoway 10th Mar. 1919
- Lord Leverhulme comes tonight … The town is being swept up today and the mud carted away … Stornoway 6th Mar. 1919
- … we discussed educational and Lewisian problems … The Story. Bd. had offered £400 of a bonus. The teachers’ committee had recommended its apportionment as salary … But Mr. Maciver, Tong, was not satisfied with the amt. … and made a most convincing exhibition at the meeting of how far we are from being a profession yet … Stornoway 2nd Mar. 1919
- Mr. Rennie was in on Saturday afternoon for a bit … Did I tell you that his second daughter went to Canada with the emigrants … Stornoway 15th May 1923
- Telegram recd to-day that the “Metagama” had arrived at noon on Wednesday at St. Johns, New Brunswick. She had been diverted from her course as there was too much ice in the St. Lawrence … Stornoway 3rd May 1923
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Friday photo: Roll on-roll off ferries come to the islands
Tuesday saw the 50th anniversary of the introduction of a car ferry to the Western Isles. The MV Hebrides was brought into service on the Uig-Tarbert-Lochmaddy triangle on 15 April 1964 by David MacBrayne Ltd. She was built by Russell … Continue reading
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Friday Photo; Communication and Transport
To my joy David and Kathleen the Librarian (official title) about a few weeks ago came across a few folders of photographs that we knew nothing about. To my greater joy, they are of postcards and photographs of North Uist, South Uist, … Continue reading
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