School of Arts Billiards
At the annual meeting of the Berry School of Arts Inst week, Mr P. Quirk brought forward a motion dealing with the purchasing of a billiard table for…
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School of Arts Election
At the annual meeting of members of the Berry School of Arts on Tuesday evening [?] the result of the ballot for the [?]tion of committee…
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Word has been received from Sydney that the following pupils have been successful in the December examination of the Institute of Banters of New South…
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During a conversation with Police-Sergeant Thorncroft, of Kiama, a South Coast Herald representative was given some interesting facts…
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On Monday evening Mr Fuller, the Federal member for Illawarra, [?] his promise to address his Shoalhaven constituents, and, oppressive as the…
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On Monday evening Mr Fuller, the Federal member for Illawarra, fulfilled his promise to address his Shoalhaven constituents, and, oppressive as the…
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Word has been received of the success of Miss Grace Phillips and Matter Edgar French at the recent applicant pupil teachersâ examination, held in December…
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The monthly meeting of the School of Arts committee was held last night, Mr A. R. Morton (president) in the chair. Amongst the accounts was one from Mr…
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A public meeting was held in the Cambewarra Public School on 1st November, 1876, for the establishment a School of Arts. Mr James…
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A public meeting was held in the Cambewara Public School on 1st November, 1876, for the establishment of a School of Arts. Mr James…
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Mr Frank Roberts, late teacher of the Yerri[?]ong school, has been given charge of the school at Budgong Gap, from which latter place Mr W.J.H.Kingsoll has been…
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An entertainment in aid of the Nowra Sunday School was held on March 23, 1877, in a new building erected by J. Gerrett and Co. There…
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The members of the local School Board, with their chairman this Rev. W. Giant, M.A., and a few friends, root at the Presbyterian school at…
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A meeting of subscribers towards the cost of erecting a public hall at Cambewarra, convened by local Young Men's Literary Institute, was…
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THE usual monthly meeting of Committee was held On the 24th inst. Present: The President (Mr A. J Colley), Messrs M Lay, Jacobs, English. Bruce. Witts. Barclay and Wilson…
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On January 24, 1878, Mr David Berry entertained the children attending the schools in his estate at Broughton Creek, Broughton Vale,…
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On January 24, 1878, Mr David Berry entertained the children attending the schools on his estate at Broughton Creek, Broughton Vale,…
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The monthly meeting of the Committee of the Nowra School of Arts was held on Thursday evening last, the President (Mr A. R. Morton) in…
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The monthly meeting of the Nowra School of Arts committee took place on Thursday evening, the President (Mr A. R. Morton) in the chair, Application was made on behalf…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the committee was held on Tuesday evening, there being present the President (Mr. A. J. Golley), Messrs. M’Lay, Jacobs. English, Wilson, Barclay,…
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