Nowra School of Arts and Council
Mr. W. J. Morton, secretary of the Nowra School of Arts, is in receipt of a letter from Mr. J. W. Metealfe, Acting Principal of the Public…
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Ex-students' Reunion at Terara School Most Successful Function
The Parents' and Citizens' Association at Terara recently decided upon the rather novel idea of holding an old pupils' reunion and social…
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Mr. W. J. Morton, Secretary of the Newra School of Arts,[?] in receipt of a letter from Mr. J. W. [?] Acting Principal of the [?]…
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Sir,--In reference to the request made by a deputation from the committee of the Nowra School of Arts that the Council should take over the…
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Representatives of Shire and municipal councils, Progress Associations, Parents and Citizens' Associations, and other kindred bodies, between…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →For High School Building. Big Meeting at Nowra
Representatives of Shire and municipal councils, Progress Associations, Parents and Citizens' Associations, and other kindred bodies, between…
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An address on the need for individual tuition as opposed to group education was given by Dr C. R. McRae, at the Teachers’ College, when the 6th…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cranbrook School. Entrance Scholarships
The Council of Cranbrook School offers five entrance scholarships, each valued at £60 per annum, to boys of distinct merit who enter the school…
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The regular fortnightly meeting of the local School of Arts committee was held on Tuesday night. Present—Messrs J. S. Solomon…
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At the instigation of Mr. Ken Schofield, at a meeting of the Nowra P. & C. Association, several months ago, it was decided to invite meeting of…
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For some time past the Nowra Parents and Citizens' Association have been moving to induce the Education Department to erect…
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A special meeting of the local School of Arts Committee was held on Friday night to consider the question of seating for the new hall,…
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There was a large gathering at Candela Mo on Wednesday afternoon last for lie ceremony of unveiling the com[?] tablet of the new School…
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The regular meeting of the committee of the above on Tuesday, night was attended by Messrs. E. J. Tynan (chair), H. Wiles, W. J…
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On Tuesday night last a well-attended meeting of teachers was held at the High School to listen-in to the speeches at the public servants…
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A meeting of ladies was held on Thursday afternoon, 18th instant, with the object of forming a ladies' auxiliary in connection with the…
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At the conference of the U.A.P., held at Tilba, Ald. R. King, of Nowra, moved for a high school at Nowra. He went on to speak of that town's…
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On Tuesday night last week a well-attended meeting of teachers was held at the High School, to listen-in to the speeches at the Public Servants'…
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Tuesday night's committee meeting was attended by Messrs E. J. G. Tynan (chair), F. F. Bower, H. Wiles senr., Dr. Loftus, Rev. Rose E. M…
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The chief animals of Australia are the kangaroo, the larkspur, the Boomerang and the peccadillo. The use of copper is to boil…
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