Public School
DURING the recent windy weather we have been experiencing, the roof of the weathershed at the local public school was partially lifted. For the safety of…
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Schools, 1896
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Sunday School Picnic
A PICNIC in connection with the Presbyterian Sabbath School came off on Thursday last on a vacant block of land adjoining the Church grounds. The…
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ON Monday last, 9th inst., Mr. Durie, the local Inspector of Schools under the Department of Public Instruction, examined the Woodglen school, of which…
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FRIDAY Last, the 13th instant, was the date fixed for the Wellesley Public School picnic, but the inclemency of the weather on Friday necessitated the postponement…
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BY an advertisement in this issue it will be seen that an effort ia about to be made to establish a School of Arts in Delegate. This is a project the importance of which…
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OUR Craigie correspondent writes:—For come six months a number of the pupils attending the Public School here have been engaged in trying to win a prize for…
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WE learn that Mr. Jackson, late of Cobargo, has been appointed to the charge of the above school, to fill the vacancy caused by the retirement of Mr…
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ON Saturday morning last some little excitement was occasioned in town, and on going to ascertain the cause, we observed what appeared to be a church…
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A MEETING of ladies was held at the Commercial Hotel on Tuesday afternoon, for the purpose of forming a ladies' committee for the carrying through of a ball…
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A COMMITTEE of gentlemen, to work in conjunction with the Ladies' Committee, has been formed, and comprise the following:—Messrs. Ford, McDonald, H. A…
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THEORISTS of morality (says "Outis" in the Sydney DAILY TELEGRAPH) are furnished an excellent opportunity for getting off predictions of degeneracy and…
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A grand ball in aid of the School of Arts building fund will be held in the Assembly Hall on Monday evening next. All preliminary arrangements have…
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THE first of a series of balls purposed to be held in aid of the building fund of a School of Arts in Delegate eventuated in the Assembly Hall on Monday night…
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MR. W. PINK, teacher at the half-time schools at Snodgrass and Brown's Camp, has been granted leave of absence on account of ill-health. Mr. Pink has for…
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A GENERAL meeting of the building committee of the above is called in our advertising columns for Tuesday, 25th on which date all list-holders are…
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WE would direct the attention of all those interested in the advancement of the town and district to an announcement in our advertising columns by the…
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A GENERAL meeting of the building committee of the above was held at Rafter's Hotel on Tuesday evening last, for the purpose of receiving the amounts…
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A MEETING of subscriber to the building fund of the proposed School of Arts is called for Tuesday next, for the purpose of deciding upon a site for same. We…
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A LARGE and influential meeting of subscribers to the building fund of the School of Arts was held at Rafter's Commercial Hotel on Tuesday afternoon last…
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AT a meeting of ladies held at the School on Thursday afternoon last, it was decided to hold the annual picnic on Monday, the 9th November. It is rather a…
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