Great Adult School Movement
An interesting lecture on the aims and objects af the "great adult school" movement was given by Miss Henrietta Brown, of Luton. England, at the Congregational…
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Schools, 1902
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South Grafton School of Arts
The monthly meeting of committee was held on Monday. Present—Messrs. J. T. M'Kittrick (President), D. M'Dermid, D. Beatson. C. T. Schwinghammer, J. Lawrence, H. J…
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LAST week in the New South Wales Assembly the Minister for Education was asked to have an investigation made into the growing number of pupils attending the public schools who suffer…
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THE meeting on Wednesday afternoon to consider the advisability of holding a fancy far in aid of the Maclean School of Arts building fund was attended by over a dozen ladies and a few gentlemen. Mr…
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An entertainment under the auspices of the Convent School at South Grafton was held on Wednesday, when the School of Arts was crowded. The programme was a…
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The second portion of the new programe for instruction in Victorian State schools will include the work for the three senior classes, and…
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At the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Australia held in Melbourne, the Rev. W. W. Watts (N.S.W.) moved: "That this assembly…
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IN the Assembly, Mr. Griffiths' bill for the abolition of public, school fees was read a second time on the voices, and passed through committee. It…
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Mr. Griffith, M.L.A. moved the second reading of the Public Instruction Amendment Bill on Tuesday. The object of this is to provide for the abolition of State school fees…
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A MEETING of those ladies and gentlemen assisting in the arrangements for the above fair was held on Wednesday evening, Mr. C. J. Clarke being in the chair, and 13 ladies and five…
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IN the Legislative Assembly Mr. Briner the Minister for Public Instruction if ho had seen a letter in the Evening News from a parent complaining of contributions boing levied on the…
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THE member for Raloigh has been worrying the Department of Public Instruction in regard to a number of minor works in connection with public schools in his electorate, and…
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In 1901 there were 2818 schools in New South Wales, containing 3036 departments, as compared with 2745 schools and 2961 departments open in 1900. During the year…
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SIR.—In your issue of Tuesday last two letters (evidently written in collaboration) appear, in which it is assumed that because a meeting in Maclean some months ago upheld the Rev. Archdescon Moxon in…
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AT the monthly meeting of the Bellingen School of Arts committee, eight were present, Mr. G. Hammond (president) in the chair. After confirmation of minutes, the secretary…
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The Macleay "Argus" writes:—Mr. Thos. J. Gallagher, teacher of the public school at Pelican Island, died on Tuesday, after a painful illness of three weeks. He was…
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THE annual concert and entertainment by the pupils of the Convent of Mercy, Maclean, was given to a crowded audience in the School of Arts on Wednesday evening. A programme of…
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The regular meetiug of committee was held on Monday. Present—Mr. J. T. M'Kittrick (President), Dr. Kearney, Messrs. D. Beatson, F. Lowe, L. Cloutier, J. Faulks, J…
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Lord Battersea presided over the sixteenth annual meeting of the Recreative Evening Schools Association, held in his own residence, Surrey House, Marble Arch. As…
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WHEN moving the second reading of the State Children's Bill in the Legislative Council, Mr. Wise (the State Attorney-General) said that whatever…
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