Annual Meeting Windsor School of Arts
The annual meeting of the above institution was held on Monday evening, when there were about 20 gentlemen present. The President, Mr. T, Primrose, occupied…
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Schools, 1889
27 stories in Hawkesbury (Windsor & Richmond)'s papers · page 1 of 2
Windsor School of Arts
Our report of the annual meeting of the above was printed last week The report and balancesheet produced at that meeting were omitted, and we now publish the former, which was as…
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A committee meeting, in connection with the above, was held on Monday evening last, when there were present: Messrs. F. J. Mortley (President) in the…
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On Monday evening a special meeting of the committee of the above was held, when there were present: Messrs. Mortley (President), Holland, Gallagher, O'Hara,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Breaking-up of the Schools
On Friday last, or previously, the whole of the schools, private and otherwise, in the district, broke up for the Midwinter holidays. At the Public School, Cornwallis, an exhibition of work…
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The following is the report drawn up by the Rev. I. Fleming Moran. B A. Camden —I have examined the papers submitted to me by Mr J. Gordon Young. M R C P[?] Principal of the High…
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Now that the institution has been renovated, and a complete overhauling of the works in the library has been made, we would appeal to the public of Windsor and district to come forward…
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An adjourned committee meeting, in connection with the above, was held on Monday evening last, when Mr. G. C. Johnson, V.P., occupied the Chair, and there were also present: Messrs. H…
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The first meeting in connection with the High School Amateur Athletic Club will take place on Saturday, September 7th, at Fairfield. The programme will be a most…
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The Committee of the above institution have had the satisfaction of receiving a number of books, recorded as missing, and which it appears were issued to a…
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The prizes for the above were awarded on Wednesday afternoon last, Mrs. Callaghan kindly consenting to present the trophies to the successful competitors:—1st event, J. Crowley, a handsome…
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On Monday evening last the ordinary monthly meeting of the committee of the above was held, when there were present:—The President (in the Chair), Hon. W. Walker, M.L.C. (one of the…
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The usual meeting was held on Tuesday evening, when Mr. Webber took the Chair. One new member was proposed, and after some formal business had been…
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The usual meeting was held on Tuesday evening, when the Speaker, F. J. Mortley, Esq., presided. It was decided that on Tuesday evening next the business should comprise an evening…
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On Wednesday afternoon last a competition for prizes kindly presented by Messrs Woodhill and Son, of Richmond, and W. Allen, of Windsor, took place on the Richmond Range. The weather…
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To The Editor. Sir.—The Public School system is losing its best friends, through the intemperate acts of its servants. I have no love for the fees, and sympathise warmly with the teachers…
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The concert in aid of the funds of our so long neglected School of Arts, held on Thursday evening, was a success. There might have been a larger attendance, certainly, but yet the hall was…
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To the Editor.—Sir,—In a recent issue, I notice a letter signed "Mater," complaining of the the school-fee nuisance. After the passing of the Public Instruction Act of 1880, which it would be…
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The following letter has been received by Mr. Alexander Bowman, M. P.:—Department of Public Instruction, Sydney, 29th November, 1889. Sir,— With reference to your recent further representations…
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The various public schools in the district and in Windsor closed on Friday afternoon, and the pupils were sent home to be in a great many instances a source…
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