A Music Teacher Shoots Himself
FREDERICK Hall, teacher of music, who resides at 205 Burnley-Street, Richmond, attempted to commit suicide on Wednesday morning (the Argus says) at his residence…
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Public School Board
A meeting of the Local School Board was held on Friday afternoon. Present: Mr. H. B. Fitzhardinge (chairman), Messrs. Copland, Croaker, Heydon, and Coleman…
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THE regular monthly meeting of the general committee was held in the board room of the institute on Friday evening last. Present; Messrs. P. W. Lormer (in the chair), H. O…
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The monthly meeting of the committee was held on Friday week. Present Messrs P. W. Lorimor (chairman), and H. O, Heath, H. Jefferson, F. Goos, F. E. James, M…
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Schooling is a great thing, of course. Education, we are taught to believe as an article of faith, is the one thing that's making everybody happy and rich. But…
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IT is very seldom that unqualified praise can be given to any public institution, but in this instance it is no more than its due. Its technical classes, its library, reading-room,…
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THE usual quarterly examination of the above school was held on the 16th and 17th instant, with most satisfactory results, as follow:—…
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MR. Suttor, the Minister for Public Instruction, is impressed with the desirableness of encouraging the male youth attending the Public Schools to acquire the art of…
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THE regular monthly meeting of the committee was held last evening. Present—Mr. H. B. Fitzhardingo (president, in the chair), and Messrs. H. B. Jefferson, H. O…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A "Pan Handle" School Girl
GOING to school in the "Pan Handle" of Texas—that little known but fruitful region, almost as large as Maine—is not so simple a matter as it is in the older parts of the…
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A MEETING of the Public School Board was held at the School of Arts 011 Tuesday afternoon. The members of the board present were Messrs. H. B. Fitzhardinge (chairman),…
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A meeting of the Public School Board was held at the School of Arts on Tuesday Afternoon. The members of the board present were…
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In the early part of last week, it will be remembered, a girl named Lottie Wilmot Crouch, aged between 10 and 11 years, the daughter of Charles Crouch, of Hunter-st.,…
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The first half day parade of the recently formed company of cadets, which is comprised of boys attending the public school in Edward-street, Newtown, was held on…
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Mr. M. E. Sandford, writing on French girls' schools in the June Marmillan, says:—"The chief point, indeed, in which the French system…
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In the course of his reply on Friday (says the Telegraph) to a deputation representing the Paddington School Hoard, which included a couple of ladies, Mr. Suttor, the…
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THE oldest schoolmistress in Franco, Mdlle. Virginia Mauvais, died on Monday at Nancy. The daughter of an unfrocked priest, she was born in 1797, was brought…
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A MEETING of the Public School Board and the principal masters and mistresses of the public schools in Wagga was held on Thursday afternoon at 4.30, at the Mechanics'…
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IN order to celebrate Arbor Day it has been finally determined that a public tree-planting shall take place at the Public School, North Wagga, at 3 o'clock on Friday…
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