School of Arts
The Government authorities having at last approved of the amended plans of building additions to the School of Arts prepared by Mr. J. C. Luscombe, the work of erection…
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West Maitland School of Arts
The following latest, books have been added to the library:—Love Gilds the Scene, Agnes and Egerton Castle; The Penitent, Rene Bazin; The Dominant Chord, Mrs…
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The following item of news in connection with the Department of Public Instruction should be read with great interest by those who have concerned themselves with…
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The usual meeting of the committee was held in the institution on Monday evening last, present being Messrs Sudbury…
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The Minister for Public Instruction Mr Carmichaol, in investigating the grants and annual subsidies to schools of arts, has found that there…
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Pelaw-Main School was next visited, where the Minister was met by the president of the Tarro Shire Council (Councillor F. Jacobs), Mesdames Jacobs, Watson, and Bruce…
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The Chief Secretary (Mr. F. Flowers, M.L.C.), accompanied by Mr. W. Kearsley, M.L.A., made his first official visit to the Mines district yesterday. The trip was made…
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Messrs. S. Snape, president, Rev. Clark-Duff, secretary, of the School of Arts, and M. Baillie asked Mr. Flowers for a loan or a grant, towards the erection of a new School…
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Under direction from Mr. Carmichael, Minister of Public Instruction, a committee, consisting of Mr. P. Board. (Director of Education), Mr. Holliman (Under-Secretary…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Schools of Art and Subsidies. New Scales Proposed
The Minister of Public Instruction, Mr. [?]michael, in investigating the grants and [?] subsidies to schools of arts, has [?] that there is no statutory authority or…
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At the final meeting of the committee of the above it was shown that owing to the excessive number of adult passengers carried, a' further charge of £10…
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In investigating the matter of grants and annual subsidies o schools of arts, the Minister for Education, Mr Carmichael, found that that there was no…
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Some inconvenience has been caused in the girls' department of the Superior Public School by shortage of teachers. Miss Dowling has been on sick leave for…
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A meeting of the teachers of tho district was held on Saturday morning at the Dungog Public School. Present: Misses Brown and…
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In investigating the matter of Brants and annual subsidies of school of Arts, the Minister for Education Mr. Carmichael, found that there…
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It has been decided that the first intermediate examination under the now High School regulations shall be held at the end of the present year and leaving…
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We learn that the proposal to amend the specifications for the colonnade at the School of Arts has not made a very large difference…
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Mr. T. E. Scott (writes a Lostock correspondent) has taken up his duties as teacher of the public school at Lostock. Prior to his new appointment Mr. Scott was for weven years assistant teacher at…
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The following item of news in connection with the Department of Public Instruction should be read with great interest by those who have concerned themselves with…
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Speaking at the annual distribution of prizes at the King's School recently, Lord Denman gave what he called a little suggestion to the lads. When the boys left school…
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