Use of Hand Tools in schools
SPEAKING of the refusal of the Massachussits House of Representatives to pass to a third rending the measure which authorizes instruction in the elementary use of hand tools…
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A Sydney "Private" School
The following report has been forwarded by one of the school attendance officers to the head of his Department:—"I have the honour to…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Kitty Dunolly; My Schoolmate. a Victorian Sketch. Chapter I.
"CORRIE!" "Well?" "They think me the veriest wretch that ever were shee-leather, don't they?"…
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Jack bowed, and, after the usual remarks, turned again to me. "I have brought Laurie and Sportsman down, for I presume Miss Dunolly can ride,"…
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THE important question of the standards of proficiency in public school has lately been considered by the conference of public school Inspectors. Those gentlemen have made certain…
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A reviewer of a recent book on life at Eton, says:—The sketches of Lord Rosebery and Lord Randolph Churchill are particularly good. "Rosebery (or Dalmeny, as he then…
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IT was quite time (observes the Australian) that Archbishop Goold should take the action which he has taken now, of imperatively prohibiting the use of Roman Catholic schoolrooms for…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Bega School of Arts
THE Annual General Meeting of Members of the Bega School of Arts for the nomination of officers and committeemen, election of auditors, and the reception of…
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TWELVEMONTHS ago Mr. James Harris came from Moruya, not without the encouragement derivable from promises of support, but without obtaining a…
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