Education.--grammar Schools
IT is worthy of remark that though education was brought so very prominently before the people of New South Wales a short time ago, and though it was then…
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Schools, 1875
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Grafton Public School. Annual Distribution of Prizes
ON Wednesday afternoon the scholars of the Grafton Public School -- exclusive of the Infant Department -- to the number of about 220, attended at the school for the purpose of…
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THE annual distribution of prizes to the deserving scholars, attending the Grafton Public School, took place in the sohool-house, on Wednesday afternoon las', amid a large assemblage of the leading residents…
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IN a storm time occurred on the 12th instant (says the 'Bendigo Advertiser') a school was struck by lightning. The muster—Mr Reid—was proceeding towards the main…
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THE annual meeting of the members of this Institution was held on Friday evening last, there being present between twenty and thirty subscribers…
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THE annual meeting of the members of the above Institution was held in the hall, on Friday evening, 5th instant. Mr. JAMES PAGE, the President of the Institution,…
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THE primary object in the establishment of Schools of Arts, or more properly speaking, Mechanics' Institutes, are the mental improvement of their members and the…
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BUSINESS with its thousand and one cares, engages the greatest part of man's waking existence. God's fiat when Adam disobeyed Him was "By the sweat of thy brow thou…
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THE resolution of the Assembly in flavour or constructing Public schools hereafter exclusively at the public cost, does not in any way amend or alter the existing Education Act. As we, have frequently…
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SIR,—You will perhaps allow me space in your next issue for the following remarks, having reference to the alterntions to be made in the Public School Act. I for one do not approve of the Government having…
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THE following petition of the Synod of Eastern Australia was laid on the table of the Legislative Assembly and ordered to be printed:- " To the Honourable the Legislative Assembly of…
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SIR,—In your issue of the 25th ultimo, some one signing himself "A. Z." advises me to study grammar. If I thought it would be easily digested I would do more than study—I would carve it up in blessed…
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TO an ordinary observer the erection of a Public School at South Grafton seems as far off as ever, but it is not so. Since the formation of the committee, at a public meeting held on the 8th July, 1874, the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Rev. J. M. Innes and the Grafton School of Arts. to the Editor of the Grafton Argus
Sir, -- The wish of the once famous, but now defunct King of Spain, that he had been consulted at the Creation, has become somewhat [?]rite, and old-fashioned. Yet if one can gather…
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LAWRENCE—Regular inspection, 17th November, Numbersd entrolleed—boys 7, girls 19; total, 26. Numbers present—boys 6, girls 14; total, 20…
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MR PARKES' suggestion as to the establishment of night schools in connection with our system of public instruction is worthy of consideration. The science of national education…
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SIR,—It is to be regretted that the Council of Education has not before this either confirmed or contradicted the statement that is going the round of the country papers concerning the establishment of…
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SIR,—To rejoinder to the letter signed "Socius," in your issue of July 24th, allow me to call attention to the following resolutions carried in the Legislative Assembly on the 20th of April last:—(1.), "That in…
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IN the Argus of the 17th instant is given a report of the inauguration of this excellent movement:- The cookery class which has been established in connexion with the Melbourne Home commenced…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Public School South Grafton. to the Editor of the Grafton Argus
SIR,--In your issue of yesterday, I notice you draw attention to an advertisement calling for tenders for the erection of a Public School in this place. Allow me…
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