Teachers' Mutual Insurance Association
AT the annual meeting of the Teachers' Mutual Insurance Association, held in the Training School, Fort-street, Sydney, the following report was read:—…
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Schools, 1882
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Presentation to Mr S. S. Smith, Headmaster, Grafton Public School
THE following is the address read by the girls on the Occasion of the presentation of a silver card basket, mentioned in our last issue:— "S. S. Smith, Esq., Headmaster Grafton Superior…
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EXPERIMENT bus shown that if an animal be kept confined in a narrow, closed apartment, so that the air supplied is always more or less vitiated by the carbonic acid which it expires, however…
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THE annual report of the Committee of the above institution was submitted to the members yesterday (Friday) evening:— The Committee have much pleasure in presenting…
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ON Friday evening last the annual meeting of members of this institution was held in the hall. The President (Mr. B. Lodge) took the chair at 8 p.m. when there were about 30 members…
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The appended annual report of the committee of the above institution and treasurer's statement were submitted at a meeting of subscribers held on Friday evening last: --…
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THE reporters of the North British Mail interviewed past and present officials of the Rottenrow and Lochburn Industrial Schools. The case of Isabella M'Niool, a girl between…
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THE annual meeting of this institution was held, as briefly announced in our last issue, in the hall, on Friday night last. There were about 25 members present, and Mr Burton Lodge, the…
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ON Thursday, at the Central Police Court, before Mr Clarks, the head-master of the Cleveland-street Public school, John Rooney, attended to answer a summons charging him with…
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THE monthly meeting of the committee was hold on Monday evening last. Present-- Mr. P. R. Donaldson (in the chair), and nine other committeemen. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and…
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THE Committee met on Monday last. Present: Mr P. R. Donaldson, president, in the chair, and Messrs. T. Page, T. Quirk, E. Hockey, W. J. Hayes, R. M'Douald, W. Clarke, Dr. Houison, T. G. Hewitt,…
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PLANTER LIFE IN INDIA—THE LAND OF THE TIGER, THIS lecture, as announced, was delivered on Monday evening, in the hall of the Sohool of Arts, by Mr James Inglis. The audience was not large, not…
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THE undermentioned teachers have been appointed to the offices specified in connection with their respective names,—such appointments to take effect from the dates on which these teachers severally entered…
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The Minister was then driven by the Mayor to the Public sohool, and was accompanied by members of Parliament, visitors, and others. A large number of ladies and gentlemen were…
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About 3.15 p.m. Dr. Renwick was driven up to the Grafton Public School by the Mayor, followed by visitors and citizens. The Minister and friends were shown through the whole of the extensive School…
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IN regard to the teachers' grievances, which have been the subject of correspondence and comment in our columns lately, there can hardly be a doubt that they will be discussed…
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A CORRESPONDENT, signing himself "Junius," in reply to a semi-official statement from the Department of Education, published in the Echo of the 10th instant, concludes his letter by saying:—My province…
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AT a committee meeting, held on Monday evening there were present—Mr T. Page (in the chair), and Messrs T. Quirk, W. Clarke, E. Hockey, W. J. Hayes, F. W. Chapman; J. Meillon, Dr Houison, and F…
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A LECTURE on Queensland, its progress, soil, climate, scenery, &c., was delivered by Mr Archibald Meston, J.P., in the hall of the School of Arts, on Wednesday evening. The Mayor (Mr D. Beatson), presided. The…
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THE curiosity that I have to show you to-day, children, is perhaps the most wonderful in the collection. He beats all. The schoolmaster, it is said, trains the young…
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