Maclean School of Arts
THE monthly meeting of the committee was held on Thursday night. Present—Messrs. II. R.Lysaght (in the chair), Dugald Macdonald, A. McDougall, F. Schwonberg (treasurer) and…
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Schools, 1899
128 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 1 of 7
Ill-using School Children
At Maitland Police Court recently, a lad appeared to answer a charge of stealing a watch. When before the Bench he appeared to be too frightened, to speak, but he had previously…
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The annual meeting of members was held on Thursday evening. The President, Mr. J. T. M'Kittrick, occupied the chair, and there were about 15 members present…
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What is suspected will prove another Queensland tragedy was brought to light yesterday. Since December 10 of last Year a Young lad named Hill residing with…
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Now-a-days we are all so familiar with French cookery, that we are likely to forget good, honest, English dishes. The plain joint, done to a…
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AFTER some three months' holidays Mr. J. H. Lovell returns and takes charge of the Fernmount public school. As there appears to be some misapprehension about the…
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The following are the results of the Grafton and South Clarence parishes, which show that the schools are now getting the benefit of mothodical teaching. While the results are gratifying to the scholars, they…
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Mr. H. N. M'Donald, of Fern Glen, has been removed to Calamia, house to house; Mr. Brewer, of Calamia, goes to Fern Glen and Gorum Gorum (new school), half-time…
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IN Parliament, recently Mr. Rose said : I desire to ask the Minister for Public Instruction whether he is aware that, in connection with a great many of the smaller schools, the…
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OWING to the removal of a number of pupil teachers to the Training College, the following appointments have been made: to Grafton, Mr. H. Baldock and Mr. C. H. Northcott; to…
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The usual monthly meeting of the committee of the above was hold on Tuesday night. Present: Messrs. T. Lamy (in the chair) Rev. J. S. Scott, J. D. M'Lachlan, Dugald Macdonald, P. S…
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We are very pleased to chronicle the fact that Mr. H. T. Lovell, son of Mr. Lovell, teacher of Fernmount public school, has distinguished himself in the recent examinations,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Kipling's Latest Poem. Kitchener' School
(Being a translation of the song that was made by a Mahometan schoolmaster of the--Bengal Infantry (some time on service at Suakim) when he heard that the Sirdar was taking money from the English to build a Madrissn for Hubshoes--a college for the Soudanese.'…
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IT is always pleasant to chronicle particulars of Australian enterprise, and the striking development of the Australian publishing house of Messrs William Brooks and Co. merits treference…
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MR. A. LOBBAN, District Inspector of Schools, visited the Bellinger early in the week and inspected the improvements which have been made to various school buildings…
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The annual meeting of the above was held on Wednesday evening. There was very little interest taken by the members in the election of officers for the ensuing year, only 11…
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WITHIN a stone's threw of White-chapel,surrounded by some of the very worst slums, stands the largest school in the world. It is presided over by a peer of the realm, Lord Rothschild,…
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THE annual general meeting of the Maclean School of Arts was held on Wednesday evening. There was an attendance of nearby 20 members, and the chair was occupied by the president. Mr…
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Mr. R. A. Pearson says dairy schools are an advantage to the public as well as to those comparatively few individuals who attend them for instruction. In countries where…
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The annual meeting of members was held on Tuesday evening, being attended by fifteen gentlemen. The president (Mr. T. Lamy) occupied the chair. The annual report, read by the secretary (Mr…
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