School of Arts
WE cordially tender our congratulations to the leading spirits directing this institution on the unqualified success that has crowned their exertions for the past twelve month. We hold that…
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13 stories in New England's papers
School of Arts
ON Thursday evening there was a full and representative attendance of members in the reading room, for discussion of a paper read by Mr. C. Legh upon the subject of "Our current…
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THAT portion of the population of Glen Innes as yet in the bud of life so to speak, by which we mean in childhood, bids fair to be a credit to their native town and district. The wonder would be…
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IN recent issues of the Sydney Mail there have appeared articles by a representative of that journal ("Agricola") on the agricultural industry of the Glen Innes district, and things in general…
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AT the usual half-yearly meeting on Thursday, July 3, there was a good attendance. Mr. G. Stevenson, the retiring President, read his report as follows:--"During the half…
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THE history of the last year or two proves that the grown up strikist is not a wit behind his brother of the old country, aud now it would appear as if Young Australia were catching on and…
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ON Saturday, the 1st instant, the new Public School building at Mount Mitchell was opened for use. The event (writes a correspondent) was commemorated by a picnic, at which nearly 200…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Public School Concert
THE Public School children's concert that took place in the Town Hall on Friday evening was a pronounced success, viewed whether financially or by the merits of the performance. Mr. W…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Editor's Column. (While giving insertion to Correspondents letters. we do not necessarily endorse their contents.) The Advantages of High Schools
SIR.--I wish it to he distinctly understood that in what I am about to write I in no way wish to decry the undeniable benefits conferred on individuals by a sound education in subjects called daily…
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ON Friday last this concert, which met with such public support and appreciation but a few weeks ago, was repeated at the request of several leading residents, in Town Hall, in aid of the funds…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →St. Joseph's Convent School
Last Friday afternoon the distribution of prizes and exhibition in connection with the above school was held. The interior of the school-room was tastefully decorated with flowers and green foilage…
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The subject for debate at the Tobacco Parliament on Thursday last was that " the Local Option Bill submitted by Sir Henry Parkes is not calculated to promote the temperance and morality…
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THE stern test of open competitive examination for places has proved that the pupils from the educational establishments in Glen Innes can hold their own against those from schools in far more…
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