Girls in the Schoolroom
PEOPLE of a certain rank are supposed to be able to take care of the healtH and education of their own children. But experience shows this to be an entirely false…
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8 stories in New England's papers
Teaching Domestic Economy in Schools
The 'Maitland Mercury' has published the following interesting leading article, under the above heading:—Some weeks ago, we described the…
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THE following are summaries of reports by Mr. J. D. Bradley, Inspector, on Public Schools in the Northern district:—…
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The following are additional reports, by Mr. Bradley, Inspector:—Kentucky (N.V.):—Regular inspection, 31st of August…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Local Items. Church of England Sunday School Festival
THE annual festival of the Church of England Sunday School took place, in the Town Hall, on the evening of Wednesday last. The various families in connection…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Original Correspondence. WHILE giving insertion to our correspondents' communications we do not necessarily endorse their contents. School of Arts for Glen Innes. (To the Editor.)
SIR,-- Two or three working men of the town have recently spoken to me concerning the want of a school of Arts in Glen Innes, and, I believe, they just express a want felt by many others…
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ON Thursday last the annual examination was held at the school. Several lady and gentlemen visitors were present. The examiners for the upper classes were Mr. Dumaresq, J.P., and the Rev. Mr…
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FRIDAY last was a gala day with the children of the Armidale Public School, conequent upon the distribution of prizes Bearded at the previous examination and…
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