Wellingrove Public School
FOR some time now Mr. Wright has been urging the Department to erect a teacher's residence in connection with the Wellingrove Public School, and has now received the following satisfactory…
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Schools of Arts. KENSINGTON
SPEAKING at Kensington, on Saturday, the Minister for Education said he regretted that in some parts of the State there were institutions called…
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Od Friday, 30th inst., Miss Thernton's school broke up for the midwinter holidays. In the afternoon the parents of the child-ren and other friends assembled in the…
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An American paper lately remarked that some well-meaning individuals oppose tho teaching of agriculture in common schools, on the ground that teachers have not had…
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The Governor opened the Public School Teachers' Conference in the Town Hall this morning. There was a large attendance of delegates, the…
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THE State Governor (Sir Harry Rawson) opened the Public School Teachers' Conference in the Sydney. Town Hall on Tuesday morning. There was a large attendance, the vestibule being crowded…
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THE monthly meeting of the committee was held in the Board-room on Monday evening. Mr. W. E. Vincent (in the absence of the president) occupied the chair, and Messrs Healey, Potts, Carter…
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Many of the excuses given for childrc[?]'s absence from, or lateness at, school are truly humorous. The following are copied verbatim:-…
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AT the usual monthly meeting of the Committee of the School of Arts held last evening, the following tenders were received for the erection of the new hall…
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THE half-yearly meeting of the above is sot down for Friday evening, when the different reports will be read and officers for theensuing term elected. Notice of motion has…
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A COMMITTEE meeting of the School of Arts was held in the Institution on Monday evening last, when there were present.— Messrs W. Reid (chair) S. H…
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TO-NIGHT the half-yearly election of officers in connection with the School of Arts eventuates; and much interest is apparently centred. For the Presidency there are three…
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THE annual meeting of members of the above Institution was held at the School of Arts on Friday evening last. There was a large attendance of members, the…
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WE imagine that the members of the local School of Arts will be much gratified with the half-yearly…
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SIR,--I think the manner in which this election was conducted by the party styling themselves "The Progressive Party" should be made known to the large body of…
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THE half-yearly meeting of members of the above was held in the recreation-room on Friday evening, the President (Mr. W. Hedges) presiding. There was a very large attendance, fully 130 members…
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The annual meeting was held on Tuesday night, the President (Mr. Hickie) presiding. There was a good attendance…
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ENTRIES are invited at the School of Arts for a four-handed snooker tournament, the conditions of which stipulate that all players taking part shall be paired according to merit, and that all…
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QUEENSWOOD Grammar School re-opens after the midwinter vacation on Wednesday next. We are glad to state that there is a satisfactory increase in numbers, both as regards day scholars and music…
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