School of Arts Meeting
The ordinary monthly meeting of the committee of the above institution was held on Wednesday evening last The Vice-president (Mr. F. W. Lane)…
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Public Schools' Association
THE annual meeting wan held on Saturday, when there was a fair attendant, with Mr. Inspector Cotterill in the chair…
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THE annual meeting was held on Saturday, when there was a fair attendance, with Mr. Inspector Cotterill in the chair…
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On Thursday afternoon a number of ex-scholars attended at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, and Mr. Penman, on their behalf, presented…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Departure of Mr. F. T. Lewis. Presentation by Teachers And. Pupils of District School
ON Wednesday afternoon Mr. F. T. Lewis, headmaster of the District School at West Kempsey, who leaving to take charts of the Public…
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On Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Lewis were entertained at the Kempsey School of Arts by teachers of the district. The function took the form…
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AS briefly announced in our last issue, the teachers of the district entertained Mr. E. T. Lewis at a farewell dinner at the Kempsey School of Arts on…
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SIR, -- Now that the tea-cup storm raised by the exceedingly tender reference to the School of Arts made by me in December last appears to have blown…
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The extent and variety of the school exhibits at the Agricultural Show is evidence that the youth of the State are having their attention attracted to the…
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AFTER a week's respite from their labors, teachers, once more put their shoulder to the wheel-and for how long? -- for a whole period of 26 weeks…
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Repeated complaints have been made of the unsatisfactory condition of certain school buildings, but the departmental report issued on Monday…
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The Bowral Superior Public School came first with its industrial, culinary, horticultural, and agricultural display. In vegetables, fruits, preserves, grasses,…
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MR. N. E. SAVAGE, hon. secretary of the Kempsey School of Arts, writes to the ARGUS as follows: -- "In a recent issue, you publish a letter signed by Inspector…
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The usual monthly meeting of this Association was held on Saturday last. There was a fair attendance. The resignation of Mr. F. T. Lewis…
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The departmental report on the physical condition of children atending Public Schools in New South Wales, based upon observations…
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BY the introduction of manual training into our schools, it is not intended to convey the impression that we are to turn out carpenters, ironworkers,…
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MR. W. J. W. RICHARDSON (President) presided at the usual monthly meeting on Tuesday, when there were also present: Drs. Woolnough and…
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THE proposed School of Method which was to have been held next week has been postponed till some time in June. This School of Method…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the committee of the Kempsey School of Arts was held on Tuesday of last week. The President (Mr. Richardson) occupied the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Correspondence. Inspector Cotterill and the School of Arts. To the Editor
SIR, -- In your report of a recent meeting of the committee of the School of Arts, it is stated that the Committee decline to enter into a discussion upon…
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