School of Arts
A DEBATE will take place to-morrow night in the board-room -- Subject, "That the Monarchial form of Government is preferable to the Republican." Mr. J. Rule will open the debate in the…
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School of Arts
MEMBERS of the above institution should hear in mind that in consequence of the Easter holidays the library will be closed from this morning, and that no books will be issued until the usual hours…
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In a certain school there was a little boy who would persist in saying "have went." The teacher kept him in one night and said: "Now,…
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Road Tenders—Tenders for work on a number of district roads as advertised in our last issue will close on Friday the 11th inst. No Quorum.—The P. and A. Committee…
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THE committee of the above institution met in the Board-room on Monday evening last to transact the business in connection with the usual monthly meeting. Mr. J…
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Elsewhere in this issue appears the programme in connection with the inverell Superior Public School entertainment to be given in the Oxford Hall on Friday and…
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Salvation Army.—Captain Snow, of the Salvation Army, [?] mates that Adjutant Gist, the Junior scretary of the New South Wales Foroes, will conduct meetings in Inverell on…
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Archbishop Kelly, speaking at Cobargo, attacked the Public School system on account of the absence of religious instruction…
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At Lismore recently, Mr. Perry, Minister for Education, said his portfolio was a most important one, because the…
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A farcical drawing-room sketch, for our young folk to perform. In one act—and quite enough. DRAMATIS PERSONAE…
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A MEETING of the above Committee took place in the School of Arts on Thursday night last, when there were present Messrs W. Reid (Chairman), Bassan,…
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It is a good while now since the Superior Public School gave an entertainment, and that on Friday eight was all the more acceptable in…
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The Oxford Hall was all to small to accommodate those who desired, last Friday night, to witness the entertainment given by the Inverell Superior Public School, which included…
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SINCE its inception the Stonehenge School of Arts has been a source of pleasure to its many members. It is pleasing to note that the executive body of the rival institution is…
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Mothers of growing girls have anxious hour. The young things feel so bright, so strong, so full of energy, that it is difficult for them to listen to the voice of…
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In his inaugural address at the opening of the Church of England Synod at Armidale, Bishop Cooper made the following reference to Sunday Schools.—…
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THE recreation, committee of the School of Arts has arranged for a concert to 'take place in the recreation-room of the institution on the evening of May 30. The members of the Glen. Innes Glee…
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Some time ago a petition was Sent to the Minister for Public Instruction, Mr. J. Perry, complaining of Mr. W. A. Campbell, the master of the Greta…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the committee of the above was held in the Board-room on Monday night, when Mr. W. Hodges presided, Messrs J. Carter, W. E. Vincent, G. Gissing, G. Ramsay, J…
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The monthly meeting of the committee took place in the School of Arts on Monday last. Present: Canon Morrish, in the…
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