School of Arts
THE hall-yearly meeting of the members of the School of Arts was held in the billiard room of the institution on Thursday evening last. There were 36 members present, the President (Mr. W…
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School Fees
Mr. Miller, M. P., said the Assembly had decided by a resolution that no fees should be charged in Public Schools. "The Government may put me in gaol if it likes, but I…
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SIR,--Some time ago our wise Government, who seem fond of tinkering with old Acts of Parliament which they do not understand, passed a resolution in the House that all school fees should be done…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →New England Proprietary School. Opening Ceremony
YESTERDAY morning a most important event in the history of this district was celebrated in Armidale, when the New England Proprietary School was opened,…
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ARMIDALE has long held a premier position amongst the Northern towns by reason of its excellent educational institutions. It has often been described as the city of schools, and if it…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Cricket. TEACHERS v. GUYRA C.C.
THE game played at Guyra on Saturday last will be long remembered by the participants. Some time ago Messrs. Leggo, Moore, and Hamilton, teachers, invited a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Humour in the Schoolroom. a Canadian Compilation. (The Review of Reviews.)
A TORONTO school inspector, named J. L. Hughes, has put together in the Canadian MAGAZINE for July a considerably number of good stories. Some of…
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WE have been favored with the following communication for publication :-- "Department of Public Instruction, Sydney, 7th of March, 1894. Gentlemen,--I am directed to inform you that the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Four Schoolgirls Killed. Found with Their Throats Cut. London, March 23
NEWS of a terrible tragedy, enshrouded in mystery, comes from Texas. Four schoolgirls went for a ramble in the woods, and remained away so long that great anxiety…
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'The 'Rule of Civility,' published in 1657, is not without interest, as the following quotations show: 'It is unhandsome among ladies, or in…
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On Wednesday last an eleven of the Guyra C.C. met the Teachers at Guyra, when the Teachers won by five wickets. The wicket played fairly, and Spiers showed…
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'THE 'Rule of Civility,' published in 1657, is not without interest, as the following quotations show: 'It is unhandsome among ladies, or in…
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One of the outhouses at the Erskine Public School subsided this morning. The floor was cement covering an immense pit. It is supposed that fourteen or fifteen children fell…
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AN extraordinary case of double suicide is reported from Germany, the victim being two school children. The dead bodies of a boy 9 years of age and his sister, aged 13…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Schoolmaster Lives Long
THE schoolmaster's life is supposed to be one of ceaseless worry, as he has to deal with that portion of our race which possesses the most…
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A BRUTAL and sensational quadruple murder is reported to have occurred at El Paso, in Texas, or 22nd March last, according to a New York journal. Four little girls, aged respectively…
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THE half yearly meeting of the above was held in the institution on Thursday evening, when there was a good attendance. Mr. J. Priest, J.P., President, occupied the chair, and. Mr. G…
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MR. LEECE, who has held the position of Superintendent of the Wesleyan Sunday School in this town for many years, resigned that office a few weeks ago, Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Editor's Column. (While giving insertion to Correspondents etters. we do not necessarily endorse their contents.) Furracabad School
SIR,--I desire to bring before you a matter which I think is deserving of public notice. Miss Marshall, an ex-pupil teacher, who has been in charge of a small school at Furracabad, has…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →School Age in Various States
The age at which pupils are allowed to eater and continue in the public schools differ greatly. Of the forty-nine Sates and Territories six admit them at four years of…
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