Wagga School of Arts
The monthly meeting of the general committee of the Wagga School of Arts was held last evening. Hon. J. Gormly, M.L.C., presided, and there…
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To Encourage Technical Education. Mr. Carmichael on the Duty of Employers. Establishment of Trade Schools
Addressing the Teachers' Conference at Sydney on Tuesday, Mr. Carmichael, Minister for Education, dealt at some length with industrial matters, and…
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Among the thousands of country [?] who could be more [?] enjoying the many object [?] by visits to…
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The regular meeting of the Tumut School of Arts was held on Friday last, there being 9 committeemen present. A letter was received…
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Applicant for position: "I have here a letter of recommendation from my minister. Head of Firm: That's very good so far…
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Mr. Larmichael, Minister for Education, states that he has decided, as a result of a recent visit to Adelaide and Melbourne, to establish a…
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The usual monthly meeting of the above took place last night. Present— Mr. P. R. Ford (President, in the chair). Dr. Buchanan Revs. J. Macandrew and…
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The usual monthly meeting of the above took place last night. Present-Mr. P. H Ford (President, In the chair), Dr. Buchanan, Revs. J. Macandrew and…
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The above on Wednesday last were very poorly attended. Results as follow :-- Pony Hunters, Gerald Livingstone 1, Gurney Livingstone 2…
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The body of a schoolboy named Carl Wekworth, aged 14, was found hanging from a ratter in a shelter shed at the Geelong State School this…
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Among the thousands of country school pupils who could be more easily notices enjoying the many object lessons so profusely furnished by visits to…
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Mr. Carmichael proposes to invite representatives of the various branches of the Arts to act as a committee, of advice in regard to the…
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I have received a letter from Mr. Albert Mansbridge, general secretary of The Workers' Educational Association London. The following is an extract:â…
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A sensational school case was resumed at Northwich County Court yesterday, when Barbara Astbury, aged 11, through her father, sued Robina…
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[?] has been advised that the minister of Public Instruction has approved of repairs being effected in connection. The Public School at…
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The Department of Agriculture has advised Mr. A.F.D. White, secretary of the M.P. and A.A., that the winter school for farmers at the…
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From the Pastoral Hotel, Mr. Milton was driven by Mons. Buck[?] the Mt. Erin Convent, the Hon. [?] Gormly M.L.C., and Mr. P…
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A sensational school case was resumed at North wich County Court yesterday, when Barbara Astbury. aged 11. through her father, sued Robina…
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