Public School Items
YULGILBAR.— Necessity for establishment of a school under the Department of Public Instruction, will be at once enquired into. PUPIL TEACHERS.— Miss Kate Carlton, of…
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Schools, 1893
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A School of Mines and Mining Education
THE board appointed by the Minister for Mines to deal with the question of establishing a school of mines in the colony, and to make proposals for mining education,…
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THE monthly meeting of the [?]mittee was held [?] Monday. Present—Messrs. T. Page (in the chair). Chirke, Doberer, Khapton. Ro[?]sehild, WAeleh, Waterhouse, and Nowell ([?]n, secretary)…
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THE annual meeting was held on Tuesday evening. Mr. J. T..M'Kittrick (President) in the chair. There were about 20 members present, the inclement weather doubtless…
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CARDINL MORN, at the opening of the new school fo the Passionist Fathersat Marrickville, devoted the greater part of his speech to references to Sir Henry Parkes's…
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ON Tuesday evening the annual meeting was held. Mr. D. Bell (president) and about 20 members were present. The annual report showed a slight falling…
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AT the meeting held on Saturday, the following report was submitted:— " Your Committee have very much pleasure in presenting their annual report for the…
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THE committee [?] on Monday. Present—Messrs T. [?] (President). Page, [?] Waterhouse, Welch, Burt, Hockey and Nowell th[?]n see.) The Treasurer's statement for January showed [?] to…
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THE committee met on Thursday. Present—Messrs. J. C. Wi[?] (in the chair). Schwinghammer (3), Beatson, F., W., and H. [?] M'Dermid, Scott, and H. H. [?] (secretary). A debit balance of £585 3s…
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At the usual monthly meeting of the committee there were present—Messrs D. Baillie (chairman), G. Savidge, A. Hadley, H. Osborne, W. Attwater. Accounts…
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WE notice that the wall of the new additions in which was a large crack, has been taken down owing to the settlement in the foundations, notowithstanding that a…
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THE annual prozes were distributed to the children attending the above, on Sunday afternoon, at the Lutheran Church. The ARCHDEACON made a short address, then…
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THE following is a list of passes of teachers examined in this district in December last. All of the applicants for 1st Class throughout the district, under Mr. Lobban, passed a highly satisfactory result, as follows—…
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A MOST enjoyable picnic, organised by the parents and teacher (Miss E. Davis) of the children attending the school at Coramba, was held on the plain, at which nearly 100 children and adults were present. The day…
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AT the ordinary meeting of the committee on Thursday there Were present—Messrs. J. T. M'Kittrick (President), J. C. Wilcox, D. Beatson, P. Lowe, M. M'Cristal, P. J. Roberts,…
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THE ordinary meeting of the committee was held on Monday. Present—Messrs Bawden (president), Page, Waterhouse, Hockey, Doberer, M. Rush, Welch, F. Kimpton, Tylor,…
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THE annual prizes were presented on Sunday by the Archdeacon. The school memorial banner and a display of flowers gave the room a very pleasing appearance. Special…
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As though in honour of your match. The day was fine and bright. Midst boundless [?] of ethereal blue, The sun gave forth his light…
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AT the annual meeting of members of the Teachers' Association of New South Wales the secretaries, in presenting their report of the first session, said that the Association…
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THERE is not much difficulty in connecting two statements made by the Minister for Public Instruction at North Sydney on Monday. In the first speech he adverted to the…
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