The Public Schools Act
WE reprint, for the benefit of our readers, a copy of this Bill, as finally passed through both Houses of Parliament, and assented to by his Excellency the…
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Local News. Wesleyan Sabbath School, Wollongong
According to advertisement and arrangements the annual examination of the Wesleyan Sabbath School in this town took place in the Chapel on just Sabbath. The Rev. Aden Parsons, of Orange,…
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As finally passed through both Houses of Parliament, and assented to by his Excellency the Governor. Preamble…
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The annual meeting of the members of the Wollongong School of Arts was held last night, the President, C. T. Smith, Esq., J.P., occupying the chair…
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THE annual examination of the children attending the Jamberoo Presbyterian Sabbath School, took place on Friday last in the Church there. Besides the children…
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THE inclemency of the weather last week prevented this annual examination and treat to the children from taking place, but the postponement to Monday last was attended…
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A meeting was held at tho public schoolhouse, Fairy Meadow, on Saturday last, for the purpose of selecting and chosing the names of gentlemen whom it might be considered desirable should constitute…
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A few gentlemen met together this evening for the purpose of establishing a School of Arts at Terrara. Present—Rev. Father McAuliff, Messrs. Andre De Mastre, T. M. Richards, James Armstrong, John…
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On Thursday last this children at ending the presbyterian Sabbath Schools of Boolong, Namba, and Pyree were invited to a picnic, got up by their teachers. It was customary to hold and examination and award…
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It is strange that it should have been reserved for our own age to discover how much easier it is to check the formation of criminal habits than to stop the Commission of criminal acts. Some such…
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THE following address has been forwarded by the Council of Education to the various teachers connected with the Public Schools:…
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SIR,—The subject of Grammar or High Schools has been occupying my attention for some time past, more particularly with regard to the duty of the Government…
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SIR,—I regret that my last communication to you on this subject should have reached you so short a time before the day of publication. as I feel confident if you had compared my…
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NOTWITHSTANDING all that has been said and written of late about Common and Grammar Schools, the subject is by no means exhausted; but one of the principal…
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THERE is a School of Arts in Kiama, but to all intents and purposes we might as well be without one. There are no lectures—no periodical discussions, and…
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AT the request of the Local Board of Education, we publish the following Lesson, extracted from the First Book of Scripture Lessons used under the Public Schools' Act…
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HAVING traced in a former paper the progress of the Jamberoo Literary and Debating Society, we concluded our notice of it by the adjournment at the close of…
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THOUGH the Kiama Society alluded to in a former paper second to die a natural death, yet no sooner was the event known than regrets began to be expressed of the…
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HAVING in the former papers on this subject, [?]etched the rise and progress, as well [?] the decline and fail of this institution it seems but reasonable now, that…
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We are requested to inform those who have promised contributions to the Public School Fund that an account has been opened on the part of the committee at…
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