Lecture in the School of Arts
A VERY instructive and interesting lecture was delivered in the class-room of the School of Arts last night by Mr. James Frazer, of Sauchie House school, West Maitland, on "The…
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Schools, 1878
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Public School Boards
THE following gentlemen have been appointed to form the Public School Boards for Public Schools established at the plares named:—Ash Islan:—Messrs. William Shelly, William…
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WE have been shown (says the S. M. Herald of yesterday) a handsome silver trowel and a mallet from the shop of Mr. W. Kerr, of George-street, which are intended to be presented to…
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THIS was continued on Saturday afternoon and evening, when there was a much larger attendance on the previous day, and the majority of the various handsome and useful…
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ON last Saturday an event occurred in the early history of the mining township of Adamstown, which will no doubt be long remembered by the inhabitants and their…
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AN interesting match was played on Saturday afternoon, on St. John's Green, between fifteen players of the City Club and a team made up of students and ex-students of the…
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IN spite of the terribly unpropitious state of the weather throughout the whole of yesterday, there was a very fair attendance at the opening of the above bazaar, held in the…
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THE pressure of other matters upon the attention of our public men appears to be the cause why the great question of "Education secular, compulsory, and…
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WE are requested to remind our readers that all books in the hands of subscribers are to be returned immediately for the purpose of making a new catalogue, prior to issuing the…
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THIS year's anniversary, in connection with the above school, was a complete success in every respect. On Sabbath day last three sermons were preached, in the morning by…
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THE Sabbath School anniversary was held on Sabbath and Monday last. Sermons were preached by the Rev. G. James, and recitations were given by the children at each…
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THE German barque Johan Cæsar, Captain Bruck, has returned to Sydney from a cruise to the South Sea Islands the vessel is last from New Britain,…
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A CONCERT is announced to take place in the Tighe's Hill Public School to-morrow night, and a very attractive programme has been prepared for the occasion, consisting of songs,…
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ON Tuesday evening a very successful concert was given in the Public School, Tighe's Hill, to celebrate the opening of the school. The room was filled, but not inconveniently…
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THIE above school has been visited by the President of the Council of Education, Professor Smith, and the result has been the recommending of open sheds being built on the…
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WE would remind our readers of the literary entertainment to be given at the above institution, this evening, in aid of the funds. A very liberal programme has been arranged,…
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SUBSCRIBERS to School of Arts in this colony may not be aware of the position they place themselves by detaining library books belonging to these institutions beyond the period…
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ONE of those pleasing re-unions which occur too seldom in Newcastle took place in the large class-room of the School of Arts, last evening. The occasion was that of a literary…
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MR. W. RICHARDSON yesterday favoured us with the perusal of a letter from the Secretary to the Council of Education, notifying the appointment of Mr. W. Broom as teacher of…
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WE are glad to hear that Mr. Matthew Thompson, the gentleman lately in charge of Smith, Dibbs, Laidley, and Co.'s coal pit at Stockton, has been appointed school teacher…
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