Short Story. in a French School. His Condemnation and Exoneration
'I guess I'll christon him Peppercorn,'said Fogg ; 'it's as good a name as any other, and it seems appropriate.' ' It's appropriate, certainly,' said…
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The Editor's Column. (While giving insertion to Correspondents Letters, we do not necessarily endorse their opinions). School of Arts Improvements
SIR,--From information received it appears that some of the members of the present committee of the School of Arts are desirous of accomplishing some feat that will be instrumental of their names…
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THE girls of the Superior Public School are to be highly complimented on the way they carried out their Fair, which took place last Saturday afternoon and evening…
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In reference to the rumored reduction in the salaries of Public School teachers, the Minister for Education says some reductions have been made,…
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The Conference of New South Wales school teachers was opened this morning. Lord Beauchamp, who presided, said he had been provided…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Miss Thornton's School. Distribution of Prizes
On Friday afternoon the friends of Miss Thornton met by invitation in the Wesleyan Schoolroom to witness the distribution of prizes. After a short address Mr. J J. R. Gibson…
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The Minister of Education intends to deal this Session with the matter of compelling all children to attend School…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Presentation of School Prizes. Miss Juergens' School
THERE was a nice little gathering of pupils and their friends at Miss Juergens' Private School on Wednesday afternoon, the occasion being the presentation of book…
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TO-DAY closes the term of the present committee of the School of Arts, and to night the half yearly meeting, whereat the officers for the ensuing half-year are elected will…
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NOTWITHSTANDING a big counter attraction in the Town Hall on Friday evening, a large muster of members was recorded at the half-yearly meeting of the School of Arts, held in the…
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THE annual general meeting of subscribers to the above Institution was held last night, Mr. W. Reid (President), occupying the chair. The report of the…
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THE annual general meeting of subscrib[?] ers to the institution was held last Thursday night, under the presidency of Mr. W. Reid. There was not a…
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THE annual meeting of the above institution was held on last Friday night. Mr. John Crane (President) occupied the chai[?], and the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →School of Arts. a Satisfactory Year
The annual meeting of the School of Arts attracted a fair gathering of members to the hall of the institution on Friday night, the President, Mr. Wm…
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The annual meeting of the members of the association was held a the local Pa[?] School on Saturday last. The attendance was small Mr. Cousins President of the Association,…
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The above was held on the grounds of the Public School on Saturday last. Between 10 and 11 o'clock the children mustered, and games &c. were…
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The annual meeting of subscribers to the above was held on Friday night last There was a good attendance and Mr. Bloore (President) occupied…
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WE note with satisfaction the victories of representatives from the Glen Innes School of Arts over the members of the kindred institution at Armidale, and we offer…
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ACTING on the suggestion thrown out by 'X.L.' in the EXAMINER some weeks ago, Mr. George Ramsay and Mr. C. W. Brown (the secretary of the School of Arts) entered into commuuicetion…
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