School of Arts
A MEETING of the committee was held on Monday evening last. Present:—Mr. J. Meillon (in the chair), and Messrs W. Clarke, E. Hockey, E. J. Laman, R. M. M'Donald, E. J. Statham, J. O'Keeffe,…
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Schools, 1883
27 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 1 of 2
ESTABLISHMENT Of High Schools
THE Minister for Public Instructon has lost no time in dealing with the question of High schools. Finding that the new Public school proposed to be opened in the large brick building known as St. James'…
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THE following extraordinary statement, published in the Age of Monday, in reference to a State school teacher of Victoria, shows how how imperative is the necessity of establishing…
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AT the Temperance Hall, Sydney, on Wednesday, a meeting of public school teachers was held to consider the advisability of forming a deputation to wait oh the Minister for…
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THE Melbourne, Argus of Friday gives an abstract of certain evidence given before the Victorian Education Commission. That journal says:—"Three lady teachers of long…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Grafton School of Arts. Annual Meeting
THE annual meeting of members of the School of Arts was held in the hall of the institution on Friday evening. The attendance was very small, and only numbered 13 or 15 when the proceedings commenced,…
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THE committee met on Monday. Present—Mr B. Lodge, (Vice-President) in the chair; and Messrs. W. Clarke, J. O'Keeffe, T. Quirk, R. M. Donald, J. Meillon, E. J. Laman, E. Hockey, A. Lipman, and F. D[?]berer…
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SIR,—An insignficant member of the Legislative Assembly has tabled a motion, or threatened to do so, —it is not of much importance which, as it is not at all likely to affect the Government grants just at…
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A COMMITTEE MEETING was held on Monday evening last. Present:—Mr. P. R. Donaldson (presidnet, ini the chair), and Messrs. B. Lodge, vice-president; T. Bawden, J. O'Keeffe, T. Quirt, W. Clarke, E. J…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Grafton Public School. Exhibition of Work, and Distribution of Prizes
THERE was an exhibition of work, principally plain sewing, done by the pupils of the Grafton Public school, which was on view in the girls' school, yesterday afternoon. The articles generally were of a…
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THE Yass Courier has taken hold of an American idea, and made a very good leader thereon. Shortly, it proposes the introduction into our Public school grounds of flower, fruit and vegetable gardens, to be…
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IT is a deplorapble and disgraceful fact, as disclosed by the evidence taken before the Education Commissioners, that the State schools have witnessed the introduction of persons, foisted upon them by the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →School of Arts, South Grafton. [From a Correspondent.]
THE meeting held last Wednesday, called by advertisement, was very well attended. Mr JOHN YOUNG was voted into the chair, and having read the advertisement convening the…
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THE committee met on Monday. Present: Mr. T. Bawden (in the chair). Messrs. J. O'Keeffe, E. J. Laman, T. Page, T. Quirk. W. Clarke, R. M'Donald, B. Lodge, E. Hockey, and F. Doberer, hon. sec…
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THE Minister of Public Instruction in his report for 1882, states that the proceedings of the department relate generally to the establishment of new schoools, the erection of necessary buildings and the supply of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Gerrymberry[?] School Picnic. (From Our Correspondent.)
A MOST pleasant social gathering, in conjunction with athletic sports for young people, was organized at Gerrymberyn on Wednesday last, by Mr and Mrs Fitzhenry, the genial and popular conductors of the…
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THE usual monthly committee meeting was held on Thursday evening last, 9th instant. Present—Mr D. Beatson, Vice-President; and Messrs J. R. Brady, S. Onslow, F. Lowe, P. Kennedy, J. Smail, W. J…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondence. [THE Editor does not hold himself responsible for opinions expressed by correspondents.] Public School for King's Creek. to the Editor of the Clarence Examiner
SIR.—While we thank you for espousing our [?]se, yet we beg your permission to allow us to reply to certain statements co[?]ed in the L[?] Clare[?] Adro[?]ate, of the 27th July last, in reference to our…
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THE monthly meeting of the General Committee was held on Monday evening. Present:—Mr. P. R. Donaldson, president (in the chair), Messrs. B. Lodge, T. Quirk, T. Page, T. Bawden, E. J. Statham. R…
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THE conference of school inpectors upon matters relating to the Public schools has been brought to a close. In dealing with the subject of erecting Public schools, with a view to greater economy, the…
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