Annual Meeting — School of Arts
WHEN what should be an important institution in our midst opens its annual meeting with eight persons present, it is time, we think, tn examine closely into the cause of…
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Schools, 1888
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THE [?] Chronicle. the Farmers' Advocate. Saturday, February 11, 1888. Schools of Art
IN heading this article the way we have it will at once be seen that we have no desire to be invidious, but wish to deal fairly with the whole question. Our readers have…
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AT the usual monthly committee meeting, held on Monday evening, the resignation of the hon. secretary--whick had been held over from last meeting--was again tendered, and…
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The results obtained at the half-yearly examination, which terminated last week, were highly satisfactory, and reflected much cridit both to master and pupils…
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IT is high time that the committee of this so-called institution—or the body which has been elected by the members to rule its destinies—did something to render the…
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SIR,—Re your strictures upon our School of Arts—which, by the bye, are not one jot too severe, I send you the following except from a northern paper, as it fits…
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THE anniversary services in connection with the Wesleyan Sunday school were held in the church on Sunday last. The congregations in the morning, afternoon, and evening were large, the Rev…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Correspondence. Windsor School of Arts. (To the Editor.)
SIR,—In a recent issue of your paper you have an article condemnatory of the present state of this institution, and though perfectly agreeing with you that both the building and its contents…
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ON Friday last (Prince of Wales' Birthday) the customary celebration of the anniversary of the above Sunday School took place. The weather being…
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On Sunday last the anniversary services in connection with the Congregational Church Sunday School were celebrated. The Rev. Mr. Matheson, who was to…
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THE regular monthly committee meeting was held on Monday evening last. Present: Messrs. D. Holland, Gallagher, Johnson, J. J. Fitzpatrick, and…
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SIR,—"In the name of the Prophet Figs!" used to say that veteran old politican, Dr. Lang, when he was particularly amused at some of the antics of his fellow members in Parliament. And I. Sir…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Windsor and Richmond Gazette. Saturday, November 24, 1888. [?]estalozzi School Macquarie-st., Windsor. [?]rincipal: Mademoiselle Naegueli. The Land Question
[?]n this issue we print a lengthy epistle [?]n the Hon. W. WALKER. We have not Space to deal with it at length, but [?]ld like to answer two or three…
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SIR,—For all that Committee-man No. 1 has sid in your issue of last week concerning the above institution, I maintain that what I have already written concerning it…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Breaking-up for the Holidays. Pestalozzi School
Last week we were unable to devote more than a few lines to the above establishment, over which Mdlle. Naegueli presides. We must say, though, that throughout the examination, conducted in…
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Miss Clara Knight, pupil teacher at Freeman's Reach Public School, presided over by Mr. J. Walker, left on Friday last. Prior to her departure, the lady mentioned was presented with…
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On Friday this educational establishment, so ably conducted by Mr. Young, broke up for the holidays. On that day an exhibition of the work of the pupils took place, and one glance at the…
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Sir,—If the subject be not too stale, permit me to briefly reply to Progressive Committee man. As it seems to him "rather out of place to vent the ideas of committee-men, through the press" why…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Breaking-up for the Holidays. Catholic School Entertainment
The koman Catholic school in Church-street broke up with a musical entertainment on Friday —the examination of pupils having taken place earlier in the week. This school is now in charge…
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On Friday evening at the invitation of Mr. Young, the popular head-master, we visited the Volunteer Barracks where a lengthy and varied programme was gone through by his pupils…
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