Grafton School of Arts
THE committee met on Monday. Present: Mr B. Lodge, vice-president, in the chair; Messrs. T. Bawden, T. Quirk, E. J. Statham, J. O'Keeffe, W. Clarke, and F. Doberer, hon. secretary…
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Schools, 1884
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School of Arts, South Grafton
THE committee of the above institution met on the 10th instant. Present:—Messrs J. Young (President), in the chair; F. Lowe, T. M'Kittrick. C. Sutton, A. Schwinghammer, D. Beatson, O. Carten, and D…
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THE usual monthly Committee meeting was held in the hall of the institution on Monday last. Present: —President (Mr. B. Lodge), in the chair Rev. I. Mackay, Messrs. T. Quirk (treasurer), T. Bawden…
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SIR.—I have before me your report of the proceedings of the representative gentlemen of the Grafton School of Arts; and when I throw your paper behind me upon the heap of papers of all tones, I am not at all…
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FROM a return laid upon the table of the Legislative. Assembly, we gather, the following particulars anent the cost of building and attendanca at certain publics schools during December…
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On Thursday, on the motion that the House resolve itself into committee of the whole to further consider the estimates. Mr SUTTOR, referring to charges made against…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the committee was held on Monday. Present—Mr. B. Lodge [President], in the chair: Rev. I. Mackay, Messrs. T. Bawden, T. Page, H. Harding. T.T. Seller. E. J. Statham, J. A. M'Intosh, J. I. Smith, T. G. Hewitt, T…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the committee was held in the room of the institution on Monday last. Present: Messrs. B. Lodge (President) in the chair, T. Page, H. Harding, G. H. Varley, M. Rush, J. I…
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THE opening match of the "manly game" came off under very favourable circumstances of Saturday last in Fisher Park. The contenders were 16 chosen from the Grammer school, and a line number from the…
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THE following are the proposals made by the committee dealing with the question of religious ins[?]tion in Public schools:— 1. "That the 'general religious teaching' provide…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Public School Picnic. [From a Correspondent.]
THE annual picnic in connection with the Gerrymberryn Public school took place on the 26th instant. A good running ground was prepared for those who wished to test their pedestrian capabilities,…
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THE large public meeting convened last weak in Exeter Hall, and presided over by Lord Shaftesbury, to protest against over-pressure in elementary schools, was not held an hour too soon. It was not intended…
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THE usual monthly committee meeting of the above institution was held on the 17th instant. Present— Messrs D. Beatson. Vice-President (in the chair), S. Onslow, P. Kennedy, T. M Kittrick, C. Sutton, W. J…
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AT the afternoon sitting of the Church of England Synod on Saturday, the question of religious education in Public schools was brought up for discussion. Mr. BAWDEN moved,—"That in the opinion of this…
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The reader must suppose one month since what is recorded in the last chapter happened to have passed, Mrs Handslip still remaining at the hotel, for reasons of her own. Had she been a widow of…
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THE committee of the above institution met on the 14th instant. Present—Messrs J. Young (president), in the chair; W. J. Hawthorne, P. Lowe, J. W. Small, C. Sutton, J. Reid, T. M'Kittrick, S. Phillips,…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the committee was held on Monday last. Present Mr B. Lodge, President (in the chair), Messrs. T. Bawden, T. Page, J. I. Smith, F. Doberer, H. Harding and Rev. I. M'Kay…
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THE Right Rev. Dr. Murray, Bishop of Maitland, in the course of his discourse at St. Mary's Cathedral on the evening of Dr. Moran's arrival, referred as follows (as…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Chapter Xiii. Lyndhurst's Interview with His Neice, Hebe— Hebe Proves Herself Too Much for the Lawyer—mrs. Psyche Handslip Calls on Hebe, Who Shows Mrs. Psyche a Firm Front, and Tells Her Some Hard Truths— a Word or Two of Hebe's Character— John Brown and Achates Again at Castlemaine—faithful Walks Alone to School —Achates, and the Secret Drawer
"Well, Hebe, my dear, I am very glad to have this opportunity to see you, very glad, my dear girl, very glad. I thought I would take a run up from Melbourne, and say, how do you do? I have left my…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the committee was held on Monday last. Present—The President (Mr. B. Lodge) in the chair, Messrs. T. Page, T. Bawden, D. Ferguson, H. Harding, J. Meillon, Rev. I. Mackay, and F. Doberer (acting hon. sec.)…
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