Items of News. School of Arts Library
The following books have been added to the Wagga School of Arts library:—The Salvation Seekers (Ainslie), The Tragedy of a Pedigree (Ainies), Lady Beatrix and the…
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Sunday School Pic-nic
The Church of England Sunday School pic-nic, which took place on Wednesday last, was an unqualified success. The spot chosen—the reserve three miles…
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The monthly meeting of the committee of the School of Arts was held on Monday evening last, Mr. E. J. Egan, V.P., in the chair…
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A meeting of the committee of above was held on Friday evening last, when the following members attended -- Messrs, R. Dear…
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The first meeting to be held in the new building of the School of the above took place on Monday night all die committeemen, with one…
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The third annual picnic in connection with the Tootool school eventuated on Saturday last on the pretty school reserve, which, with its nice green meadows and…
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NEARLY 400 people left Cootamundra by the special train on Wednesday morning for Young, to be present st the associated schools amateur athletic…
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The annual picnic of the Public School took place on Friday. The day was an ideal one for a picnic, and there was quite a record attendance of people…
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A short time back a meeting was held at Adelong for the purpose of reorganising the above association, which had been established in Tumut…
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A special meeting of the committee of the above was held at their rooms last Friday evening for the purpose of discussing some important changes…
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In accordance with the usual custom, the annual picnic to The Rock in connection with St. John's Sunday School will be held on Monday next (King's Birthday). A…
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The anniversary of the Union Sunday School at Lake Albert was celebrated by the annual meeting and concert in the Union Church last night. There was a…
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The monthly committee meeting of the Wagga School of Arts was held in the board room lost evening, the president (Mr. J. Gormly) occupying the chair, and there…
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The committee of the Wagga school of Arts met last evening, the President (Mr. [?] Gormly, M.P.) in the chair. Messrs. H. O. Heath; E. W. Booty, T…
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A schoolboy named Edward Connell, aged 13, residing at Petersham-road, was birds nesting this morning, when he fell 30 feet, fracturing his skull. He…
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No period of the year is looked forward to with more pleasure than the King's Birthday by the pupils of St. Andrew's Prosbyterian Sunday School, when their…
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The usual monthly committee meeting of the above was held in the reading-room on the 5th inst. The principal business dealt with was a motion by Messrs. M'Grath and…
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The Annual picnic of St. Mary's Church of England Sunday School. North Wagga, was held on the Kurrajong reserve, 6 miles from town,…
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St. Mary's Sunday School picnic was held on Monday, 9th November, on the [?], and was a pronounced success. Old and young expressed…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Pupil Teacher. To the Editor of the Wagga Advertiser.)
Sir,—We hear a lot about closer settlement, irrigation, etc., but nothing about the pupil teacher, Now sir, I think this is quite as important a question as either of…
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