Maclean Public School
WE understand that the Education Department still decline to recognise the necessity that exists for the erection of new public school buildings in Maclean on a better site than that…
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Schools, 1898
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Public Schools Regulations
THE Minister for Public Instruction has had the regulations dealing with the general working of the schools under the control of the department revised and improved. Two points only…
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"A VISITOR" writes :- "On Friday the 15th inst., the parents and children of the Simpson's Ridge Public School, and their friend, met at school…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the committee was held on Wednesday evening. Present—Messrs. H. [?]ysaght in the chair, P. Bowman, A. McDongali, P. E. Bailey, Dr. Mckay, D. McDonald, F…
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The meeting called for Wednesday night, in the School of Arts, to take some action with regard to the appointment of trustees, was attended by about a dozen members, and…
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Pat Cunningham, of Dunleer, in the County Louth, was famous from far and wide for his sharp wit. On a certain occasion, he met a…
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At a committee meeting held last Saturday night the treasurer's monthly statement showed that on payment of the Government subsidy this month, the institution will have…
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SYDNEY, MONDAY.—Upon the arrival of the steamer South Australian from Grafton yesterday evening the master, Captain Macgrath, reported to the police that a…
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In the "Forum" for May, Professor John Dewey, head of the Department of Philosophy in the University of Chicago, writes on "The…
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The following is the full report of the committee appointed by the Senate to consider the question raised by the Vice-Chanceller as to the expediency of holding examinations of schools:—…
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MR. A. LOBBAN, district inspector of schools, visited Arakoon (Trial May) last week, for the purpose of finally selecting the site of a new public school building which is to be…
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MR. J. J. KEMP, who had for some time been relieving teacher at Palmer's Island, in the Clarence district, is reported missing. Mr. Kemp was returning to Sydney on the…
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The first annual report of the Clarence River Public Schools Amateur Athletic Association, adopted on August 6, shows that a successful year was experienced by the…
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IN May last, before the Georgia State Association of County School Commissioners, who were holding n convention, a striking paper was read on the topic How can we relate the public schools to…
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MR. A. E. ELLIS, of Bellinger Heads, is the lowest tenderer for n public school build-ing at Barricton. . . The site selected by Mr. District -Inspector Lobban for a public…
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A GENERAL meeting of subscribers to the Bellingen school of Arts was held in the reading-room on Wednesday night, Mr. E. Raymond (vice-president) in the chair, the…
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The annual meeting of the Macksville School of Arts was held on August 13, Mr. M. Wallace, vice-president, in the chair. The chairman explained that the object of the…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the committee was held on Wednesday night. Present—Messrs, H. R. Lysaght (in the chair), Rev. J. S. Scott, P. Bowman, F. Schwonberg (treasurer), and R. J. Till (secretary)…
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Mr. James Hague, the new Minister for Public Instruction, has an itching desire to magnify his office. Wanting to make a name for himself as a go-ahead, up-to-date…
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GREAT interest is being taken in the gathering arranged by the P.S.A.A. Association, which, is to take place at Elizabeth Island to-morrow. The day has been proclaimed a public holiday…
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