Finance in the Sunday School
THE Sunday school needed money, and Mr. Smart the Superintendent, had a new way of getting it. He proposed giving each boy half a crown…
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The Premier's School Days
At the presentation of prizes at Newington College, the Premier was in a reminiscent mood and took the pupils into his confidence. He said…
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'What do they call the microbes that breed diseases, John?' 'Please, sir, germs.' 'Correct; and what do they call the…
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The following essay is by a youth to his father and has just been published by a Cologne scholastic paper: -- Our schoolroom furniture consists of desks, benches, inkstands, a stick,…
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THE humour of the schoolroom is too valuable to be lost. Every teacher should record the humourous answers and incidents in connection with his…
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THE half-yearly meeting of the members of the School of Arts was held in the billiard room on Friday evening last, the President (Mr. W. T. McCoy) occupying the chair. There were about 60…
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An orphanage at Dallas, Texas, has been burnt down, and fifteen helpless girls were burned to death in the dormitories…
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"WE are indebted to the courtesy of Mr. Inspector Beavis for the following information regarding removals and exchanges of teachers in his district :--…
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THE following essay is by a youth to bis father and has just been published by a Cologne scholastic paper:—Our schoolroom furniture…
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One of the most pleasing and entertaining ceremonies held tor some time in connection with the School of Arts took place on Tuesday evening when a concert was held to celebrate the official opening…
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On Saturday morning last a meeting of teachers of the Public Schools and the members of the School Board was held at the Armidale Superior…
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The annual meeting of the shareholders of the Armidale School, Limited, was held on Friday last at the Registered office of the Company,…
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THE annual meeting of the shareholders of the Armidale School, Limited, was held on Friday last alt the registered office of the company, Douglas-street…
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A MEETING of the committee of the above was held in the Reading-room on Monday evening. There were present--The President (Mr J. Souter), and Messrs. Healey, Beavis, M'Intyre, Travers, C…
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THE usual monthly committee meeting was held in the reading room on Monday evening last, there being present--Messrs. P. P. Abbott (in the chair), McCoy, Stevenson, Travers, Thomas, M'Intyre,…
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IT has long been a rankling sore in the minds of students and lovers of English that till lately no attention was ever given in our grammar…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Canada. Manitoba Schools. Decisive Action
Dr. Langevin, the Roman Catholic Bishop at Winnipeg, Canada, has threatened to refuse burial in concecrated ground to Catholics who…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Education In England. Retarding Progress. Age Op Leaving School
Sir John Gorst, in the course of a speech said that the educational system in the rural districts of England, was retarding England's progress. He…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the Committee was held in the library on Monday evening, those in attendance being-- Messrs. Souter (president) P. P. Abbott, McCoy, Priest, Beavis, M'Intyre, W. E…
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The young people of New England had a holiday all to themselves yesterday, and right royally they seized the opportunity offered of having a…
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