Section VI.—School Prizes
Open to all children attending schools in the Clarence district. Prize, 2s in each class. FOR GIRLS ONLY. Judges:—Mrs. HAWKINS, Mrs. I. MACKAY, Miss BAWDEN,…
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Schools, 1889
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School of Arts
AT the regular monthly meeting, held on Monday, there were present—Messrs. Bawden (president), Hill, Laman, Welch, Hockey, Clarke, Thome, Lardner, Rev. L Mackay. The Treasurer reported receipts—Subscriptions £2 10s…
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THE annual Picnic of the Presbyterian Sabbath school of Fernmount took place on Tuesday, 8th October. Nearly one hundred were present,…
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THE following contributions to the Society's "Manuscript Journal" will, we believe, interest many of our readers. Other articles will be published in a future issue…
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A PUBLIC mooting of the residents of Fernmount was held in the Temperance Hall on Saturday, 12th inst., to consider the advisability of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Letters to the Editor. Palmer's Island School of Arts
THE Editor does not hold himself responsible for opinions expressed by correspondents. SIR.—I wish to draw attention through your columns to the long delay that has taken place in…
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SIR.—I wish to draw attention through your columns to the long delay that has taken place in establishing a School of Arts in this district. Nearly a year ago a number of gentlemen decided…
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Means—1. By the selection of suitable newspapers and magazines of our own and other lands for the reading room, with special reference…
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THE monthly meeting of the Committee was held on Monday. Present—Messrs. Bawden (president), Page, Doberer, Clarke, J. E. Chapman, Laman, Thorne, Hockey, North, Lardner, Rev. I. Mackay…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Letters to the Editor. The Liberty of Public School Teachers
SIR.—Yon would assist to expose a wrong, by publishing the following letter, which I have clipped from the well-known Government organ (the Maitland Mercury), a paper that boasts of…
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ON Friday morning Mr. John See, accompanied by the Mayor, Mr. Lobban, and a party of gentlemen, went by steam launch to Seelands to open a new Public school, which has been lately completed…
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A CORRESPONDENT writes:—"A picnic in connection with the Lawrence Undenominational Sunday school was held on the 9th of November, and passed off very successfully. Your correspondent…
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IT has been decided to hold a conference of public school inspectors and school teachers in Sydney, on or about December 6, to consider the various matters affecting the public schools. The…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Cardinal Moran and the Public Schools
CARDINAL MORAN, speaking at the Marist Brother's College, referred to the attitude of the Roman Catholic body towards the public school system…
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