Corowa School Of ARTS
THE usual monthly meeting of the above institution was held on Thursday evening last. There were present:--Messrs. C. T. Brewer (chair). A. Ford, J. Rankin, D…
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R. C School Concert, Jerilderie
On Tuesday evening, 26th ultimo, a varied and interesting programme was presented by the pupils of St. Joseph's Catholic School to a large and appreciative audience that…
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A GENERAL committee-meeting was held on Friday evening the 22nd ult. There were present Messrs. Green (president), Camplin, Smith, Walter Smart, W…
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The blouse and the skirt are made of different materials; therefore, odd remnants can be readily utilised, or else larger garments could be altered. For this reason the skirt is…
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THE annual general meeting of subscribers to the above Institution was held at the institute on Tuesday evening, when here were present --Messrs. C. T. Brewer…
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This is an excelient madel on which to baild an early antume freek. Waves of admirrion for some on color-or materfal overwhelm me with restless nights from time to time, and…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the School of Arts committee was held at the Royal Hotel on Wednesday evening, there being present:--Messrs. Brewer(chair), Rankin,…
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THIS popular and pleasant outing took place on the reserve fronting the residence of Mr. Heydon on Friday, the 23rd inst., although the weather was…
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In Sweden, according to a report furnished by Dr. Engetrom, of the State Agricultural and Dairy College, there ere higher and lower dairy Schools. The former is for dairy experts and…
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One day when tho ship Hesperus, commanded by William IV., lay at the Cape, a seaman named Wolfe applied to the Lieutenant Strangways for leave to go on shore…
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THE monthly meeting of the committee took place on Thursday night, when the following were present:--Messrs. Brewer (chairman), Ogilvie, Rankin, Haig, Ford,…
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Mr. T. H. Griffith, M.L.A., has received the following communication :—Department of Public Instruction. Sydney, March 22, 1900…
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There has just been founded at Calcutta an Institution for the education of monkeys (says the Parish "Journal des…
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In the mountains of the south the schools are still maintained upon the subscription plan. A travelling man just returned from that section gave the…
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One day when the ship Hesperus, commanded by William IV., lay at the Cape, a seaman named Wolfe applied to the Lieutenant Strangwaya for leavo to go on…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The School of Arts Ball. to the Editor Berrigan Advocate
Sir,—I regret to notice that, in your report of the concert and ball held on the 7th March, for the benefit of the School of Arts, no mention is made of the supper provided…
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Mr. Lyne made the announcement at Hay that the pupils in the public schools would all bw taught the rudiments at least of military drill. Mr. Perry, the Minister for Public…
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The ordinary meeting of the committee and guarantors of the School of Arts was held in the library on Friday night, when there were present, Dr Held (in the chair)…
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A writer in The Captain enumerates some of the curious customs once prevalent in English public schools. Perhaps the oldest school custom is that formerly known…
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It is an unhappy knack that nature has of dragging morals through the mire in order to make them wise. Only after a long time do men learn that it is…
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