School of Arts
THE adjourned annual meeting of the Delegate School of Arts was held at the institution on Wednesday last. Those present being—Messrs. Booth (chair)…
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Schools, 1905
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Church of England Grammar School. Presenting the Colours
A pleains little economy took place at the Church of England Grammar School on Wednesday, when the sector of St. Paul's (Rev. R. M. Turmbull),…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the committee was held at the institution on Tuesday evening, those present being—Messrs. E. Booth (chair), Baylis, Ashby,…
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ON Friday night last, a large and representative gathering of townspeople assembled at the School of Arts, to bid farewell to Mr. R. B. Entwisle, who is…
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The Rev. R. M. Tornbull has made a valuable gift to the Cooma School of Arts, in the shape of pictures which have been hung in the reading…
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Sheriff Campbell Smith contributes a sketch of a delightful Scotswoman of the old school to the August number of "Good Words."Mrs. James Hunter…
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In response to a requisition signed by a number of members of the above Institution, a well attended special general meeting of members was held…
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"As a schoolboy, that man was notorious all over Walworth county for his utter disregard of his personal appearance," remarked Judge Mounhan, of…
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A special meeting of the committee of this institution was held on Wednesday, to consider the acceptance or otherwise of the resignation of the secretary,…
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The little country celroolhouse—you Remember its; of course you do! Within the angle anugly set. Where two long yellow highways met…
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An enquiry was held by Mr. F. H. Galbraith, Coroner for the district, on Saturday last, at the dwelling house of Mr. Arnold Hayes of the…
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A MEETING at which 15 members were present, was held at the institution on Wednesday last, for the purpose of electing a Secretary in lieu of Mr. Collier…
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The opening ceremony of the new tennis and cricket grounds of the above school, took place on Friday afternoon last, before a…
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The Cooma Methodist Sunday School Anniversary was celebrated on Sunday, when special sermone were preached by the Rev. R…
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The above school held its annual public meeting in the church at Cooma, on Monday evening. The Mayor, Mr. D. Jeffrey, presided, and the…
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A MEETING of members was held at the institution on Tuesday night to elect a Treasurer, in lieu of Mr. A. S. Baylis, when Mr. F. J. Mcllveen was appointed…
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A few months since a meeting of St. Patrick's congregation decided to held a Social, in aid of the church funds, and the date was [?]…
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THE Toothdale Public School is situated in the lower South Coast district, about 10 miles south of Bega, and a similar distance east of the port of Merimbula…
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The annual [?] given by the scholars of the Boarding and High School, Holy Cross Convent, took place at the Cooma School of Arts on…
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There are perhaps, few things which give grater pleasure to those whoso childhood is past than to see a number of children enjoying themselves and…
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