Corowa School of Arts
THE annual general meeting of subscribers to this institute was held on Tuesday evening last at the School of Arts, Corowa. Mr. P. H. Carne…
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Miscellaneous. An Unfortunate Child. a Touching Incident From a London School-teacher's Journal
TO-NIGHT I saw one of the lads sitting on a doorstep, doubled up over his slate, and he screwed his head this way and that in his vain endeavours to avail himself of the light…
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CONSIDERING the public interest that has attended the career of the Corowa School of Arts since its funds were augmented by the payment of the…
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IN the opinion of the Medical Press, most physicians are very decidedly in favor of the total abolition of corporal punishment in schools. The editor asserts that the London…
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THE report of the annual meeting of the Deniliquin School of Arts, which may be read elsewhere, illustrates a most satisfactory state of affairs. Two years ago the Institute was in a…
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The annual meeting of the subscribers to the Deniliquin School of Arte took place on Monday night last. The progress made in the affairs of the Institute caused a great deal of interest to be taken…
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The Church of England School Anniversary was celebrated at the Masonic HaII on Tuesday evening last. There was a large attendance of the scholars, and a fair sprinkling of parents…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Miscellaneous. An Unfortunate Child. a Touching Incident From a London School Teacher's Journal
TO-NIGHT I saw one of the lads sitting on a doorstep, doubled up over his slate, and he screwed his head this way and that in his vain endeavours to avail himself of the light…
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IN the opinion of the Medical Press, most physicians are very decidedly in favor of the total abolition of corporal punishment in schools. The editor asserts that the London…
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A SPECIAL general meeting of members of this association was held on Tuesday night, The President, Mr, J. Simpson, occupied the chair, and there were also present…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →St. Alphonsus Liguor[?]s R.c. School, Deniliquin
This school, designed by Mr Fred. Harris[?] architect, under special instructions from the [?] Father Hanley (and meeting with his entire [?]prova[?]) is just completed in the usual…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →“I Say No ! ” Or, the Love-letter Answered. Book the First.—at School. Chatter I.the Smuggled Supper
Outside the bedroom the night was black and still. The small rain fell too softly to be heard in the garden; not a leaf stirred in the…
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Francine was awakened the next morning by one of the housemaids bringing up her breakfast one tray. Astonished at this concession to laziness in an institution…
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Alban Morris—discovered by Emily in concealment among the trees—was not content with retiring to another part of the grounds. He pursued his retreat, careless…
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Emily’s impulse was to avoid the drawing-master for the second time. The moment afterwards kinder feeling prevailed. The farewell interview with Cecilia had left…
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THE annual outing to the children attending the Sunday schools in connection with the Anglican Church, Corowa, was held on Easter Monday at Cropper's Lagoon, about…
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“What are we to do next? Oh, Mr. Morris, you must have seen all sorts of people in your time—you know human nature, and I don’t. Help me with a word…
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The performance of the School Cantata—The Flower Queen -by a selection of little choristers from the Deniliquin Public School on Monday night last was one of the most successful entertainments…
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THE announcement of a concert by the pupils of the Victorian Asylum and School for the Blind was sufficient of itself to ensure a large amount of warm sympathy…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the committee of this institution was held on Tuesday night, at which here were present Messrs. Johnson, G. [?] Bray Haig, P. K. Ritchie, and…
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