School of Arts
A meeting of the subscribers of the School of Arts was held on Wednesday night, the President (Mr. Jas. Rutherford) being in tho chair, and about sixteen members…
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Schools, 1892
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Carcoar School of Arts
The Vice-President (Mr. W. Clark) presided at the meeting of the Committee of the School of Arts on Monday last After discussion it was decided to purchase £5…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Conclusion of the Bazaar. Social at the School of Arts
Quite a change came over the spirit of the dream in which the workers at the Monastery and Convent Bazaar have been participating during the past…
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There are a number of cases coming on next week against parents for failing to keep their children at the public schools. Quite a batch of youngsters…
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A meeting of the above was held last night, and a sub-committee was appointed. The finance report for last month was also brought before the…
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At the meeting of the above institution on Monday night, the following new sub- committees wave appointed:—Finance, Hall, and Library ; hall committee to act…
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At the Police Court yesterday morning before his Worship Mr. Graham, P.M., the truant cases begun on Monday, were continued…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Pith of Parliament. School Books. Insolvent J's.p. Mail Vans on Western Lines. the Government Pay Up. Public Lands for the Public. Inspecting Land Boilers. Broken Hill Water Supply Bill. the Lash and Its History
Parliament House, Monday night. In the Assembly to-night in reply to Mr. Traill, Mr. Suttor said that tenders had been invited for the supply of school…
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Miss Bluett, head mistress of the Superior Public School, has been advanced to class 1A, which is the highest in the service. In the same school Mr…
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An examination of candidates for admission only to the Bathurst High School will be held on Thursday next, 24th inst., at the Bathurst Public School,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Bathurst Council. Deputation of Aldermen. Wait on Lyne, Suttor and Copeland. the Waterworks Debl. the Ministers' Reply. a Technical School. Cattle Sale Yards' Site. Sydney, Friday night
Mr. Suttor, Minister for Education, this morning introduced to the Minister for Works, a deputation of the Bathurst Council, including Mayor Cripps, and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Detective Makes As Discovery. the Fatal Handwriting Identified As Being Like "Jack the Ripper's Victim in Perth and Melbourne. the Young Lady's Uncle. the Meanest of Murderers Sells His Slain Wife's School Prizes. He Forges References, and Wears Clothes Like Wales. the Erratically Erotic Egotist— Sneak Thief— Forger Wife Deserter—infanticider—liar—bully—betrayer—grave Desecrator—assassin and Murderer. Melbourne, Saturday night
Among the goods sold by Williams at auction in Little collins street, were the books which were given poor Emily Mathers as school prizes. The date of…
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At the Public School House, yesterday morning, under the supervision of Mr. Inspector McCredie, an examination for admission to the Public High School…
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Miss R. Whiteclock has been appointed a teacher at the Public School, Mill-town…
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William Hemsworth pleaded that his child had suffered from "chronic bronchitis on the chest, sir." The attendance was very bad, only eight and a half days…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Pith of Parliament. Leprosy in the Colonies. Exclusion of Chinese. Black Labor in Queensland. Coolie Labor North. N.S.W. Not. to Interfere. Artificial Rain-making. Broken Hill Railway. the Rabbit Pest. Democrats in the Council. Private Bills Passed. School of Arts. Larrikinism. Electoral Reform. Parliament House, Thursday night
In the Assembly, in reply to Mr. Rae, Mr. Barton said the attention of the Government had been called to the spread of leprosy in the colonies amongst…
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The usual monthly committee meeting of the above was held at the School of Arts last night. The President (Mr. Jas. Rutherford) in the chair, and…
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The usual monthly committee meeting of the above was held yesterday evening, when there were present: Mr. Jes Rutherford (President), in the chair, Dr. Basset, Dr. Kirklund, and…
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The Vice-regal party arrived in town this morning about 11 o'clock and drove to the Public School where they were met by a guard of honor formed by the cadets. There…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →At the Public School. Addresses by Lord and Lady Jersey. Mr. Suttor Offers Good Advice
Yesterday as already reported in the Advocate the Vice-Rigal Party visited the Public School, under Mr. Ferguson. A brief inspection over, the children were…
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