School of Arts
A MEETING was convened, in the Music Hall, on Wednesday evening last, by the Mayor, on requisition from 40 of the most influential residents, to endeavour to establish a School of Arts:…
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The School of Arts. (To the Editor.)
SIR,--As a subscriber to the School of Arts and one who takes an interest in, the district generally, I trust that yon will allow, me to make a few remarks through the medium of…
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THE debate in connection with the Chinese question was resumed by the Premier (Mr. Downer) on Thursday evening last, about 20 members being present. The Speaker (Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Shortsight. and Its Relation to School Life. (From the Argus.) by a Medical Man
THE disease or defect, known as myopia or shortsight, is one to which sufficient importance is not generally attached. There is no doubt that it is becoming…
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THE following rules relating to leave of absence to teachers have recently been issued by the Chief Inspector:—1. Teachers seeking to obtain leave of absence…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Gentian Cookery School. (From the Cornhill Magazine.)
I was sixteen years of age, and, according to a common custom of German families, I had to go for twelve months to what is called a cookery school, in order…
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A LADY correspondent writes to the Cornwall Magazine:--I was sixteen years of age, and according to a common custom of German families, I had to go for twelve months to what is…
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THE Annual Exhibition in connection with the Glen Innes Public School took place on Thursday last, in the presence of the Mayor, Mayoress, Revs. A. Cameron, F. Curwood, R. Kay, and about fifty…
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