Queanbeyan School of Arts
THE annual meeting of members of the School of Arts took place on Wednesday night. There were on about fifteen or sixteen persons present. The chair was taken…
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Schools, 1896
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School of Arts Debating Club
As stated in our last issue, this club reopened its autumn and winter sessions on Tuesday night. There was a fair attendance of members, Mr. Gale, in the…
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A misorable looking boy of 15, named James Cooke, was brought up in custody charged with offending against the provisions of the Industrial Schools Act (see. 4)…
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At the committee meeting of the School of Arts, held on Wednesday evening, a cheque for £40 9s 8d was handed in from the fancy fair committee, and put to the…
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A GENERAL special meeting of the members of the School of Arts, Queanbeyan, was held on Wednesday evening for the twofold purpose of presenting an address…
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The following letter has been received by Mr E. W. O'Sullivan, regarding the establishment of a school at Mulligan's Flat:— " Department of Public Instruction, Sydney,…
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The receipts of the recent bazaar brought, the completion of the purchase of the present premises of the Queanbeyan School of Arts within such measurable distance that a…
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A picnic was given to the children attending the Guise's Flat School. Races and other amusements were provided for the youngsters who…
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The first cricket match for some time in town took place in the Rec on Saturday, when a combined team of the teachers of the district met a weak team from the…
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THE return match between the Queanbeyan C.C. and the Teachers came off an Saturday, and, although the Queanbeyan club thought they had rather a soft thing on…
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The return cricket match between the teachers of the district and the Queanbeyan Cricket Club took place on Saturday last in the local Rec., and, as was generally…
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LAST Tuesday night the debating Club argued the subject, "Was the execution of Charles I. justifiable!" Mr Helm (speaker) presided, and there was a fair attendance of…
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THE subject for debate on Tuesday night at the School of Arts Debating Club -- "Is, it desnable to continue the honorary magistracy?" -- drew together a numerous and…
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At a meeting of the committee of the Queanbeyan School of Arts on Wednesday evening it was decided to purchase £10 worth of new books for the library. It was…
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ON Wednesday evening, after a preliminary meeting of committee, a general meeting of the members of the Queanbeyan School of Arts, convened by advertisement as required…
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DURING the winter recess a considerable number of changes have been made in the teaching staff of many of the public schools. Mr. Dunlop, the principal teacher…
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At a committee meeting of the School of Arts, held on Wednesday evening, the resignations of Mr Helm, president, and Mr Dunlop were accepted with regret, and the…
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The following letter has been received by Mr E. W. O'Sullivan :—"Sir,—Referring to the formal application for the establishment of hall-time schools at Uriarra and…
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Through the columns of "Young Australia," a juvenile paper, Mr. C. A. Falatedt offered an immense number of prizes for competition amongst children over eight…
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Mr O'Sullivan has received the following reply to a letter asking for repairs to the Taradale school, near Collector:—"Department of Instruction, Sydney, 4th Sept. Sir…
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