Grenfell Public School
IT is much to be regretted that the Public School at Grenfell, which had up to a week or two ago been open for scholars for the last twelve months, should now be closed…
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Schools, 1868
13 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers
Public School Examination
On Wednesday evening last a pl[?] and interesting exhibition took place [?] Public School, being an examination of the children…
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THERE is no duty the fulfilment of which is perhaps, more incumbent on a community than that of seeing that its youth of both sexes are provided with the means of…
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WE are glad to be able to announce to the public that there is every probability of a School of Arts being established at Grenfell in a short time, and we gather, both from…
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A meeting for the purpose of establishing a School of Arts at Grenfell, was held on Tuesday evening, at the Masonic Hall. This was an adjourned meeting of one held on the…
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On Monday evening last a meeting of the Committee of the School of Arts was held, Present Mr. Baker, in the chair, and Messrs Myers, Eager, Whelan, and Riley…
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On Thursday evening this institution was formally opened, at the new building opposite the Prince of Wales Hotel, recently rented of Mr Moses by the Committee. The building…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Leases on Church and School Lands for Gold Mining Purposes
The following regulations for leasing Church and School Lands for gold mining purposes, are published for general information by authority of the Minister for Lands.—…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →CORRESPONDENCE. [Wede not necessarily endorse the opinion expressed by our correspondents.] School of Arts. to the Editor of the Mining Record.]
S[?]—I am sorry to see the [?]fulness of this institution impaired by the intolcrable neise which is made in the little room in the rear of the reading room. I go in to see the…
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DEAR SIR—I was right glad for to [?] a letter in the paper of youen t'other day complaining of the noise made by the chess and draughts players at the School of Arts; and I…
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On Monday evening a meeting of subscribers was held in the School of Arts reading room, to consider the question as to whether games of chess and draughts should be allowed…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →CORRESPONDENCE. [We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by our correspondents.] School of Arts Pic-nic. [To the Editor of the Mining Record.]
SIR—I am glad to find the Committee of our School of Arts are energetic in their endeavours to secure the building, and pleased to see they intend giving the good people of…
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SIR—Cannot the efficiency of the School of Arts be increased by some little attention. I admit it is a very useful institution; but its usefulness might be improved by having a…
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