K. E. Grammar School v. DCMARESQ C.C.
The Grammar School boys has most enjoyable trip to Dumaresq on Saturday last, and defeated (be local club easily by six wickets and one run. run. weather…
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Some Ill-Schooled Geniuses
Newton and Scott were both di[?]iry scholars, though on occasion they would make a spurt and prove what they could do. Galds with earned for himself among his…
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WE are pleased to learn that this school has now been raised to the rank of a Superior Public School from the 1st March instant. As it may not generally be known what this alteration in rank means,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Should Schoolmasters Marry Schoolmistresses? To the Editors of the Armidale Express
GENTLEMEN — By a paragraph in the QUEENSLANDER I noticed that the above question was discussed in some other paper. What the major portion of the…
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EASTER Monday is in all English-speaking communities a day given to holiday-making, aud the people of "The Centre" are never loathe to take advantage of any opportunity for casting aside the…
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THE patience of artists who teach mast often be tried well-nigh beyond endurance by the foolishness of some of the pupils who come to them, says the Boston…
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THERE was a full attendance of members at the half-yearly meeting of the above institution, which was held in the reading room on Thursday evening. The President (Mr. Healey) was in the chair, and…
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SIR-- Judging from a paragraph which adorns your local contemporary's last issue, the editorial " mind" seems much agitated by the naughty proposal of the Committee of the School of Arts to…
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IN conformity with the notice published, a special general meeting of the School of Arts took place in the reatin[?] room of the institution on Thursday evening, at which there were in…
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It is said that a school is about to be founded for the purpose of teaching young men how to carry an umbrella properly over the head of a fair companion…
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THE following satire on the cramming system of modern schools originally appeared in New York Puck, and is becoming a standing dish in the educational…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Arbor Day at Tilbuster Public School. Tilbuster
ARBOR Day was celebrated here on the 21st August, which was the general Arbor Day throughout the colony, and great preparations had been made in order that…
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SO long a time has elapsed since the prize competition for the history of Australia to be used in public schools took place, and the first and other awards were given, that many people have quite…
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IT is of equal credit to teachers and pupils alike that the Glen Innes Public School should be promoted to the class of " Superior schools." The accommodation that it is proposed the projected…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Serious Charge Against a Schoolmaster
At the Tenterfield police court the other day, Edwin Hickey, schoolmaster at Sunnyside, was charged with indecently assaulting (with intent), one of his pupils,…
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AT the Tenterfield Sessions, last week, Edwin Hickey was charged with that being a teacher he did unlawfully know one of his pupils, Elsie Elizabeth Talbet…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Convent School Concert
THE annual concert of the pupils at St. Joseph's Convent School took place in the Music Hall on Wednesday evening, and proved, if possible, even a greater success than its predecessors, thanks to…
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AN exceedingly well rendered service of song was delivered in the Music Hall last Wednesday evening, which had been lent for the occasion free of charge by Mr. P. M'Cormack, with the genial zeal…
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SIR,--It is proverbially no use crying over spilt milk, and likewise it now is too late to lament over the expenditure of a considerable sum of money in the purchase of a number of costly books for the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Superior Public School Breaking Up Day and Prize Distribution
FRIDAY last was the jolliest day of the whole term from the pupils' point of view, for it was the festival commemorative of the cessation of studies for the merry Yule-tide holidays. The ceremony took…
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