The Bathurst Mechanics' School of Arts
The history of the present School of Arts begins on the 12th June, 1855. A public meeting, called by Mr. (the late Hon.) E. Webb, was held at Mrs…
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Schools, 1902
634 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 1 of 32
Eurunderee School of Arts. The Opening Concert and Dunce A Most Successful Function
It is only n very short time since the people of Eurunderee, became seized with the very laudabel desire to erect in their midst a public hall,…
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A funny old professor kept a school for little boys, And he'd romp with them in playtime, and he wouldn't mind their noise,…
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Says Wednesday's Illawarra. Mercury:--"Among the usual changes taking place among public school teachers, during the Christmas vacation, is included, in this instance, the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Afternoon Session. School of Arts
The afternoon session at the School of Arts' Hall was devoted' principally to recitations. The Rev. J. Kinghorn noted as judge. The recitations generally were of a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →School of Arts Stage Sounding. (To the Editor of the Molong Express)
SIR,—During different entertainments held in our local School of Arts the audiences must have become, painfully aware of some thing being amiss when fairly strong voices…
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There was an immense concourse assembled in the Show Ground pavilion at the time the Grand Champion Choral Contest was about to be…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Afternoon Session—school of Arts. Debating Societies Contest
Only three teams of the six mentioned in the programme faced the judge. The first was St. Stephens (Bathurst) Society representatives;…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Poetry. a Sleepy Little School
A fu[?] old professor kept a school for little boys, And he'd romp with them in playtime, and he wouldn't mind their noise…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The London School Board. LONDON
The moderate party of the London School Board have appealed to the Duke of Devonshire, the Lord President of the Council, for further help for the voluntary…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Correspondence. School Oe Arts Library
Sir,—With many others. I was sur prised to see the adv. stating that the Library was to be closed on New Year's Day and yesterday (Thursday)…
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At the monthly meeting of the Bathurst School of Arts Committee it was resolved that in future the reading room and library should be open on all holidays…
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Sir,—I notice with pleasure a letter in your correspondence column, calling attention to the closing of the above institution on New Year's and…
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It was decided at the School of Arts committee meeting "That a Championship Competition in connection with the Institution be held as…
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The monthly meeting of the committee of the Bathurst School of Arts was held on Monday night at that Institution. There were present:—Drs…
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Among the visitors to Mudger during the holidays were the Misses Lilian and Kathleen Miller, daughter of Mr. W. Miller late of the Belmore…
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Mr. G. A. Blumer, M.A., principal of the Mudgee Superior Public School, announces that school duties will be resumed on , Monday next. Special…
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THE following letter, received by Dr. Ross, M.L.A., has been handed to us for publicaton:—Department of Public Instruction,…
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Mr. W. C. Curler, principal of the Mudgee Grammar School, writing to us from Sydney on Saturday, stales that he had just arrived after a most…
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