School of Arts. Members Meeting
A MEETING of members of the above was held on Monday evening to elect two auditors to audit the accounts to be presented to the forthcoming annual…
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The Maitland Mercury. Saturday, January 17, 1891. Entrance Examinations, High Schools
Following are the results of the recent examinations as far as they affect this district:— BOYS. Examined at Maitland.—George Ainsworth,…
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The annual meeting of the members of this institution was held in the hall last night. As usual, the attendance was very small, and the proceedings were very tame…
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CREDITING Mr. Carruthers, as we do, with good intentions in extending the number of soholarehips in High Schools, and in altering the arrangements under which they are to be…
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THE annual meeting in connection with the above institution was held on Monday evening. The President (Mr. Thos. Cook), occupied the chair, and…
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On the occasion of this meeting, on Saturday last, the attendance of members and the interest taken in the proceedings showed a decided improvement. The feeling at first was a gloomy one,…
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On Thursday evening the half-yearly meeting of members of the West Maitland School of Arts was held in the hall of the institution. There was only a moderate attendance of members. The…
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On Thursday evening, 29th January, 1891, the thirty-second half-yearly meeting of the members of Largs School of Arts was held in the hall of the Institution. There was only a moderate attendance…
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Mr. Barker's latest work upon the subject of humour at school has just been published by Mr. Arrowsmith, under the comprehensive title of "Our Boys and Girls at School: their Naivete, Humour,…
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The annaal general meeting of members of the Hinton Schcol of Arts was held in the hall of the Institution on Tuesday night. The attendance was not large; Mr. G. Ling, President, occupied the…
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THE first meeting of the newly elected committee took place on Monday evening. Mr. J. A. K. Shaw (Vice-President) occu[?]ied the chair, there being…
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The above match was played on the Lochinvar Oval on Friday, 20th instant, and resulted in a win for the School by 26 runs on the Ist innings. For the winners Crothers 20, Stacy 19, not out, and…
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Newton and Scott were both dilatory scholars, though on occasion they would make a spurt and prove what they could do. Goles with earned fsor himself among his…
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At the desire of Mr. R. Scobie, M.P., we print the following official letters:— Department of Public Instiuction, Sydney, 25th February, 1891…
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After the publication of the result of the recent examinations, for passes and scholarships in connection with the Public High Schools for Boys and Girls, and in consequence of the dissatisfaction…
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With Mr. Mackenzie Grieves there disappears a very curious figure from Parisian society. It was more than flfty years ago that young Mackenzie G[?] leaving the Army, and having got…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Review. Fabian Essays in Socialism. By G. Bernard Shaw, Sidney Webb, William Clarke, Sydney Olivier, Annie Besant, Graham Wallae, and Hubert Bland. Edited by G. Bernard Shaw. Sydney, Brisbane, and London: Edwards, Dunlop and Co, Ltd. Notes on Shakespeare's play of King John, By T. Duff Barnett, B.A., (Lond.), second master in the Brighton Grammar School. London: George Bell and Sons, Covent Garden. Sir Francis Drake. By Julian Corbett. English Men of Action series. London: Macmillan and Co. TTRVC Malay Archipelago. By Alfred Russel Wallace, author of The Geographical Distribution of Animals, Island Life, Darwinism, etc. Macmillan's Colonial Library, No. 117. London: Macmillan and Co. Talcs of Leigh Hunt, now first collected, with a prefatory memoir. By William Knight, Ll.d., Professor of Moral Philosophy iii the University of St. Andrews. London: William Paterson and Co
The first of the volumes on our list contains a selection of the essays on socialism delivered in connection with the Fabian Society in England. The society is a body of socialists, and…
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DURING the absence at the cadet parade on Thursday of two of the principal male teachers at the Cooks-hill Public School, Newcastle, a spirit of mutiny took…
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On Wednesday the boys of the Maitland Public High School presented the following address to Lord and Lady Jersey. It was printed on satin in four colours, and enclosed in limp leather covers…
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Yesterday morning the pupils of the Girls Public High School assembled in the Municipal Council Chamber under the direction of Miss Grossmann and Miss Roberts. Lady Jersey had…
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