Grafton School of Arts
THE monthly meeting of the Committee was held on Monday. Present—Messrs. T. Bawden (president), Page, P. D. Davis, Doberer, Laman, Hewitt, Rutledge, Statham, Clarke and S. Hill…
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Schools, 1888
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Public School Matters
THE Minister of Public Instruction has directed that the following works be carried out by the Architect in connection with schools on the Bellinger and Nambuccra. The erection of a wooden…
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YESTERDAY afternoon a large number of the friends of the pupils attending the above sohool assembled to witness the distribution of prizes. The majority of those present were ladies, and…
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FURTHER regulations have been issued by the Council of Education respecting the training of pupil teachers. Ex pupil teachers that have gone through their apprenticeship successfully shall be…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Grafton Superior Public School. Distribution of Prizes
THE Mayor handed the following awards to the successful pupils at the school on Friday afternoon. Boys'School. FIFTH CLASS (upper division)—Frank Davies 1st,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →THE Clarence and Richmond Examiner. [ESTABLISHED 1859.] Saturday Morning, 30Th June, 1888. The School of Arts Bill
CONSIDERABLE surprise has been expressed that the third reading of the Grafton School of Arts Enabling Bill should have been objected to as a formal motion. Especially…
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THE American mail just to hand brings the following story:—On the 30th ult., whilst 120 children were at school at Cypress Creek, Nashville, under Miss Green, a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →School of Arts Meeting
THE monthly meeting was held on Monday. Present—Messrs. T. Bawden (president), P. D. Davis, Harding, Laman, Doberer, C. Sanders and E. L. Rutledge…
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SIR.—In the leading article of your issue of the 30th June, you state "That considerable surprise has been expressed that the third reading of the Grafton School of Arts Enabling Bill should have…
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A SPECIAL general meeting of the members was held on Wednesday evening, to discuss certain resolutions of which notice had been given. Mr. T. Bawden (president) occupied the chair, and there…
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ON Sunday afternoon prizes were distributed at the parish room to children attending the Christ Church Sunday school, and that established in connection with the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Letter to the Editor. THE Editor does not hold himself responsible for opinions expressed by correspondents. The School of Arts Enabling Bill
SIR.—It was not my intention to notice further "Life Member's" correspondence, unless he gave the public the benefit of his name. But as he has committed a grave error in support of his implied…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Kaiser Wilhelm and Unser Fritz. Lecture at School of Arts
A LECTURE waa delivered in the School of Arts last evening by the Rev. J. G. Haussmann (now on a visit to Grafton), the subject of whioh was "Kaiser Wilhelm and Unser Fritz." Mr. S. Se[?] (the Mayor)…
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THE West Maitland School of Arts has a library of 6768 vols. The issue for the half-year was 6203, of which 5162 were works of fiction. The receipts were £229 4s 8d for the half-year, the expenditure…
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A CONCERT, in aid of the funds of the School of Arts, took place in the Theatre on Thursday evening. The stalls were well filled, but the other parts of the house were not well patronised. The…
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SIR.—I do not intend to traverse the whole of the arguments in "T. Bawden's" letter in your issue of the 4th instant. " Life Member " was aware of all T. Bawden has published, and his…
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THERE is no industrial school in the Kingdom which bears a higher character than that maintained at Brentwood by the School Board for London. The boys admitted to…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Grafton School of Arts
AT a committee meeting on Monday there were present, Messrs. T. Bawden (president), S. Hill, P. D. Davis, E. J. Laman, P. Doberer, E. J. Statham, E. L. Rutledge and H. Harding…
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The committee met on Monday. Present—Messrs. Bawden (president), Page, Doberer, Rutledge, Statham, Hockey and S. Hill. Receipts reported to general fund, £10 9s 9d;…
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THE Daily News says we have several times called attention to the different kinds of agricultural schools and schools of forestry which have been recently established in…
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