Schools of Arts. How to Make Them Truly Useful
THE lecture in, the Jamberoo School of Arts on Friday evening last on the above subject was a most instructive and important oratorical effort, and the large…
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Schools of Arts. Lecture by Hon. J. H. Car[?]uthers
At Jamberoo, on Friday night, the Hon. J. H. Carruthers delivered an interesting lecture on "Schools of Arts." He said that in no period of the world's history had…
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THE Committee of the above met in the rooms on Thursday evening last, Messrs, Rev. J. Burgess (President), J. Weston, W. Cooks, W. [?]unt, E. J. Maplestone, C…
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The Church-street Hall was crowded on Friday night, the occasion being the annual concert by the infants attending the Wollongong Superior Public School…
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In 1890, when the present Act came into force, the number of State schools in New South Wales was 1265; in 1890 this number had risen to 2423 and at…
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The annual picnic in connection with the Wollongong Presbyterian Sunday-school was held at Stuart Park yesterday, and, being favored with fine…
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THE Committee of the above held their usual monthly meeting at the rooms on Thursday evening. Present:—Rev. J. Burgess M.A.,…
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Mr. Archibald Campbell, M.P., is informed by the Public Instruction Department that additions which will enlarge the Dapto Public School to…
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A COMMITTEE meeting of the above was held on Saturday evening last, there being present!-Messrs. E. R. Bigg. (in the chair), Hicks, Allen, Boulton, Daley,…
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The Committee of above met at the Rooms on Thursday evening, there being present:—Dr. T. P. Anderson (Vice-president, in the ohsi) Messrs J. Weston,…
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AN extraordinary committee meeting of the above took piece on Saturday night. In the absence of the President (Mr. E. R. Bigg) the Vice President (Mr. E. Allen)…
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Prior to their departure for Clifton Mr. and Mrs. W. Larkin were honored by a public meeting, at which they were the recipients of a beautifully,…
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A correspondent writes:—An extraordinary committee meeting of Shellharbor School of Arts took place on Saturday night. In the absence of the…
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Mr. Archibald Campbell, M.P., bus been informed by the Minister for Public Instruction that a new schoolhouse and teacher's residence are to be…
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On Tuesday Judge Forbes provoked, some indignation at Cootamundra by comments regarding the public schools. His Honor is reported to have said that…
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Victorian Minister for Education Peacock—the Man with the Iron laugh—not long ago visited a Melbourne suburban school, After some of the…
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ON Monday evening last a debate. took place among the members of this institution, as has usually boon the ease at alternate meetings during its existence, whether,…
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THE above met at the rooms on Thursday evening. Present: Rev. J. Burgess, M.A, (President) Messrs. J. Weston, W. Hunt, J. M'Lean, G. Wood and the Hon…
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AT the fortnightly meeting of the Jamberoo School of Arts on Monday evening last, the principal business was the introduction and discussion of schemes, programs, or…
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At the Police Court on Thursday the following persons were fined 5s, with 5s 6d costs, for neglecting to send their children to school for seventy days during the…
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