South Grafton School of Arts
THE annual meeting was held on Thursday, Mr. J. T. M'Kittrick in the chair. Mr. J. A. Hilder (who acted in the place of the Secretary, who is at present in Sydney) read the following report—…
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Schools, 1892
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High-School Bursarles
THE subjects for examination for bursaries are grammar, dtotation, arithmetic, history, geography, drawing, and music. Candidates shall be eligible for admission to a High School who poss…
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THE annual meeting of the members took place at the institution on Monday night. The report of the committee was read by the secretary (Mr. Retallick) and stated that 12 regular monthly…
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THE annual general meeting was held on Thursday evening, when twenty-four members were present. The President (Mr. H. L. Barnes) dwelt for a short time upon…
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THE regular monthly meeting of the committee was held on Thursday, Present—Messrs. J. T. M'Kittrick (President), Kearney, Beatson, A. Sohwing-hammer, Roberts, Phillips, M'Dermid, Sare, H…
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MR. EDITOR — The fact of not giving subscribers sufficient notice re alteration of Rate 12, relating to the annual election of officers, is sure to cause confusion and dissatisfaction. The absurdity of…
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THE 34th annual meeting of the members of the above institution was held on Friday evening; Mr. T. Bawden, president, in the chair. The annual report read by…
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THE first meeting of the recently-eleoted committee of the Grafton School of Arts was hold on Monday evening. Present: Messrs T. Bawden (president). Waterhouse, Burt, Rush, Hookey,…
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AT the monthly meeting on Thursday, Mr. D. Baillie (V.P.) presided. Messes A. Morton, T. M'Kee, K. Matheson, W. Scott, H. Osborne, G. Savidge, W. Attwater and H. J. Barnes (sec.) were also present…
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FRESH tenders are invited for the erection of school buildings at Calliope. Plan and specification may be seen at the office of the District Inspector. Mr. Thomas, Public school teacher at Mororo, has…
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THE regalar meeting of the Committee was held on Thursday. Present—Messrs. J. T. M'Kittrick (President), A. E. C. and G. Schwinghammer, H. and F. Lowe, Hildor, and M'Cristal…
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THE distribution of prizes in connection with St. Andrew's Presbyterian Sunday school took place in the church on Tuesday, when there was a fair attendance. Rev. A. Barron, after, delivering an…
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THE members and committee of the South Grafton School of Arts mast be complimented on the result of their exertions in the erection of so fine a building as that now adorning the site in Skinner-street,…
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THE concert given by pupils of the Grafton Superior Public School on Wednesday evening in the Theatre Royal was well patronised, and the juveniles highly entertained the large audience, which must have…
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DR. RICE, in the Forum, has a very interesting article under the title, "Need School be made a Blight to Child Life?" He maintains that there is not such necessity,…
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ON more than one occasion attention has been directed in Parliament to the fact that the large hall of the Sydney School of Arts was being used for entertainments which…
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ON Thursday evening the Governor, Lady Jersey, Hons, E. Barton and John See, besides a number of other visitors, crossed over to South Grafton by the new ferry steamer Ruby, specially laid on for…
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THIS was opened on Monday by Lady Jersey, and the mere fact of so distinguished a lady having the kindness to perform this duty, greatly [?]added to the success. After the formalities had been…
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ON Wednesday afternoon at 2.30 p.m. Lord and Lady Jersey, accompanied by Lord Anoram and the Ministerial Party visited the above sohool. They were received by Mr. T. Bawden (chairman) and Mr…
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MR. EDITOR.—I was rather surprised to day to see the Grip referring to the above institution, allegorically, as the sinking ship, and that, because two of the trustees of the institution have resigned their…
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