School of Arts
THE ordinary monthly meeting of the above was held at the rooms of the institute on Tuesday evening last. The president (Mr. F. E. Dudley)…
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Schools, 1901
217 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 6 of 11
Goulburn and District Public Schools Amateur Athletic Association
At a special meeting of members of the above, held this morning, the following resolution was carried—"That in the opinion of this meeting it is desirable to postpone the…
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AT a special meeting of the above on Saturday, it was decided to indefinitely postpone the sports which had been previously fixed for 5th October, ensuing. The illness of…
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The following was written by a little lad of eleven years on "The Family of the Patriarch Jacob":—"The man Jacob was by trade a patriarch. But he didn't bring up his sons…
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IF it were necessary to quote any authority in support of the views expressed in these columns with respect to the defects of the teaching system…
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A MEETING of ladies of the town and district, as convened by advertisement, will be held at the School of Arts rooms this afternoon at four o'clock. The business will be to make…
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THE British Consul in Lombardy (according to the Daily Graphic) reports the interesting fact that the municipal administration of Milan has begun to supply to school children,…
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A MEETING of ladies willing to assist in entering for the two evenings in connection with the adult ball and juvenile ball on Spring show night,…
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At the Albion-street, Surry Hills, on Sunday afternoon, the ceremony was performed of opening the church building formerly belonging to the Primitive Methodist body as a…
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When the big flood occurred here in July of last year, amongst other things it swept away part of the fencing round the Yass Public School ground. This place…
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THE Grafton District Teachers Association met on Saturday morning to bid farewell to Mr. District Inspector Flashman , who leaves there to-day to to take charge of the Goulburn…
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ON Wednesday last a deputation consisting of [?] Whiteman (president), and Mr. L. L. Hogan (vice-president) was introduced to the Minister for Lands, Hon. W. P. Crick, by Mr…
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The Yass School Board have had the matter of fencing in the school ground in hand for some considerable time with the result that Mr. Sheehy, inspector of…
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ON Wednesday last the pupils attending the McHenry’s Creek Public School, were again entertained at a picnic by Mrs. H, G. Thack[?]ray, of Clifton, who, during the past few years,…
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A large number of third-class lady assistant teachers mot on Monday night at Quong Tart's Elite Hall, Sydney, to consider the question of the salaries paid to them. It appeared from the…
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AT the Redfern police court yesterday, before Mr. Mair S.M., Charles Snodgrass, headmaster of the North Botany public school, was charged with having assaulted a boy…
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A MEETING of the committee of the Young School of Arts was held in the rooms on Friday evening, the president (Mr. G. [?]. Whiteman). occupying the chair…
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The history for use in public schools, which has engaged the attention of successive Ministers of Education for many years, and which has been the subject of much levity, has, it appears, at last been…
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A MEETING of the committee of the above was held at the rooms on Tuesday last, Mr. F. E. Dudley, J.P., (president) being in the chair. The…
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SINCE the arrival of Mr. C. O. Flashman, district inspector, that gentleman has lost no time in making himself known at the various schools. Up to the present he has visited…
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