School Buildings
The Member for the Clarence has received information from the Department of Public Instruction to the following effect: (1) A draft specification has been prepared for…
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Schools, 1914
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Public School Works
Mr. G. S. Briner, M.L.A., had a personal interview last week with the Director for Education (Mr. Board, M.A.), and the Acting Minister (Mr. Flowers, M.L.C.), in…
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Mr. G. S. Briner, M.L.A., has received another letter, dated 18th July, 1914, from the Under Secretary for Public Instruction, which reads as follows:--"I have…
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The annual meeting of the Dorrigo School of Arts takes place next Wednesday evening. All members are requested to be present. The…
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Mr. G. S. Briner, M.L.A., bas received the following letter, dated 15th July, from the Under Secretary of Public Instruction:—"With reference to your…
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A Special meeting of the School of Arts committee, was held on Wednesday evening, when there were present: — Messrs Dearin…
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The 53rd anniversary of the Methodist Sunday School was celebrated in the Grafton church on Sunday when there were large congregations at all services. Those in the…
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The anniversary commemoration in connection with the Methodist Sunday School was continued last evening, when the presentation of prizes took pince. An address was…
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The annual general meeting of members of the Dorrigo School of Arts was held on Wednesday evening last, Mr. T. J. Johnston (President) in the…
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Mr. G. S. Briner, M.L.A., has been officially informed that the Minister has approved of the preparation of full plans and specifications for…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The Minister in formed Mr. Briner that he has approved of the preparation of full plans and specifications for remodelling the Public School at…
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The annual meeting of the above was held at Uranga last week, when the following report was submitted: Ladies and Gentlemen…
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The monthly meeting of the committee was held on Wednesday, Mr. W. J. Dearin presiding. The Divisional Returning Officer for the Federal elections, wrote stating that…
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It is now generally recognised that the present system of day continuation schools has proved a failure in so far as it has not completely fulfilled its purpose in the way intended by…
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Mr. Briner, M.L.A., has been notified by the Department of Public Instruction: With reference to the petition from Mr. James Taylor and others, of Deep Creek, near…
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From the Department of Public Instruction, Sydney, 5th August:--With reference to the petition, presented by you from Mr. James…
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The monthly meeting of committee was held last night, Mr. C. T. Schwinghammer, v.p., in the chair. The librarian reported 195 books and 165 periodicals issued, and…
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At the last meeting of the Coff's Harbor School of Arts committee there were present: Messrs. Dear in (president), Everingham, Casey,…
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The monthly meeting of the above was held at South Grafton on Monday night, Mr. C. T. Schwinghammer (vice-president) in the chair…
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Practically no attempt is made in the schools in this country to sort out the boys and girls and start them in whatever occupation seems…
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