Katoomba School of Arts
The usual monthly Committee meeting was hold on Monday evening. In the absence of the President, Mr M. Dunne presided. Messrs A. Acland, E. Rudson…
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Opening of the Public School
Monday morning brought back the familiar and not unpleasant [?]kle of the school bell, For five weeks it sad lain in inert silence, its metallic voice…
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After many vicissitudes and much buffeting at the hand of Dame Fortune, the committee of the Springwood School of Arts will, on the 27th instant, see the…
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The usual monthly committee meeting was held on Monday evening. Present— Messrs Husband (President), Davies, James, Dunne, Crawford, Burns, Hudson…
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On Thursday evening last, the hall attached to the mechanics' Institute, Lawson, was thronged to hear Dr. Todd lecture on the "Early Christmas and the…
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At a committee meeting held this week it was decided to call a meeting of Leura ladies to discuss ways and means of holding a bazaar in aid of the…
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To the average individual, tho work achieved by the committee of the Springwood School of Arts was nothing short of marvellous, and as the building rose…
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The adjourned monthly committee meeting of the above institute was heldon Monday evening. Messrs. Seller (chair), Crawford…
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Messrs Husband, Seller, Dunne, McFarlane, Smythe, Crawford, Timbrell Tabrott Davies, Burns, Wootton and Assistant Secretary Burns were present at the…
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Early last week, poor old Bill Hamilton, known to almost all Katoomba, was seized with a paralytic stroke, a usual sympton when the Grim Reaper clams a…
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Messrs Husband Dunne Seller Crewford Acland Lotinga, McFarlane, Wootton tabrett, Smythe Hudson and Burns, junr., were present at the monthly…
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The busy farmer finds many obstacles to the acquirement of a sound practical education based upon the latest scientific methods. His time and his money are…
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Among the collector's for the Home for Incurables, St. Aldan's Grammar School, under the supervision of Miss R. M. Newbery, contributed £3 17s 9d…
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The usual monthly committee meeting of the above institution was held on Monday evening. when the chair was taken by Vice-President Mr. A. Seller…
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The last committee meeting previous to the annual meeting of the session 1912-13, was held on Monday evening, when the President (Mr. R.J. Husband…
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Although attended by about 70 members, the annual meeting of the institution, held on Monday evening, was a very peaceful one…
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The first meeting of the new committee, was held on Monday evening. In the unavoidable absence of Mr M. Dunne (President), who was ill, Mr…
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The usual committee meeting was held on Monday evening. Present Messrs Dunne (President), Russell, Crawford, Lotinga, Tabrett, Crawshaw, Smythe, Burn…
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Another highly entertaining blend of pictorial comedy, drama and music was given on Thursday evening by the Katoomba Amusements Co. as a benefit…
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For general all-round prowess in athletics, the performance of young Harry Bloome, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bloome, of Leura, is hard to beat, his speed and stamina being exemplified…
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