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Newcastle & Lake Macquarie · Schools

Schools, 1868

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School of Arts Designs

The Newcastle Chronicle · Tuesday 24 November 1868 · page 3

The following are the descriptions accom-panying the various designs received by the Newcastle Borough Council, for a building adapted for the purpose of a School of Arts…

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The School of Arts Elections

The Newcastle Chronicle · Saturday 28 November 1868 · page 2

The resusciated. Newcastle School of Arts is now fairly afloat. The elections on Thursday evening were conducted with becoming decorum, and resulted in such a way as to augur…

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Newcastle School of Arts. Election of Officers

The Newcastle Chronicle · Saturday 28 November 1868 · page 2

The annual meeting of the above institution, for the election of officers, was held on Thursday evening last, at the temporary readingroom, in the Market-square. The late…

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Newcastle Borough Council. Free Library and School of Arts Committee

The Newcastle Chronicle · Saturday 28 November 1868 · page 3

The adjourned meeting of the Free Library and School of Arts Committee of the Borough Council, took place last evening in the Town Clerk's office. There were present, Aldermen…

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Borough Council and School of Arts Committee Meeting

The Newcastle Chronicle · Thursday 3 December 1868 · page 2

The above meeting took place in the Court-house last evening, pursuant to arrangement. The members of the Council present were Aldermen ' Christie, Bolton, Winship, Rodgers,…

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The Industrial School at New. Castle

The Newcastle Chronicle · Tuesday 8 December 1868 · page 4

To the Editor of the Herald.—SIR—I think few will be disposed to deny that Mr. Parkes deserves the thanks of the community for having tried to grapple with…

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