Letters to the Editor. The Bowral School of Arts
SIR,—Reading in Saturday's issue of your paper an article headed "Schools of Arts," wherein the objects of a School of Arts, are set forth and the question asked "Is our…
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The School of Arts
THE letter of the Secretary in our last issue is just on the point so far as we know. The committee might possibly have clone more than they have for the…
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The anniversary sermons in connection with the Primitive Methodist Sundayschool, Bowral, were held on Sunday last. The Rev. J. Penman preached in…
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THE usual monthly committee meeting of the School of Arts was held on October 3rd. Chair was taken by Dr. Fisher, eight others members being present. The…
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MANY years ago I went to school, and began to study the human nature of school teachers as well as reading, writing, and arithmetic. I also thought there was a little…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Letters to the Editor. School of Arts Smoke Concert
SIR,—From advertisement I see that the committee of the above intend trying their luck in smoke. I have always understood that the aim of our School of Arts was to…
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A Scholarly young Chinese hopes to take at least three or four degrees. Every three years a professor appointed by the emperor holds a district examination for…
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THE logic of Mr. Melville's Bill is rather limping and lopsided as the measure now stands. There will be very little diversity of opinion, we think, on the abolition of fees…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the School of Arts' Committee was held on Tuesday, Nov. 7th, Dr. Fisher in the chair, there being also present ten other members…
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LIKE most other things of its kind the Mittagong Wesleyan school concert suffered materially in its attendance and financial results on Monday night. Measles being…
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RAM it in, cram it in, Children's heads are hollow; Slam it in, jam it in, Still there's more to follow…
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MR. DISTRICT INSPECTOR JOHNSON completed his annual inspection last week with very satisfactory results considering the epidemic during September…
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THESE are upon us. In a day or two the happy, merry, greetings to those "home for the holidays " will be on hand. Some will come with their "blushing honours…
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IN consequence of the measles epidemic during the whole of September, and the slow return of many pupils, coupled with the fact that preparation for the annual…
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A SPECIAL general meeting of members of the School of Arts was held on Tuesday, Dec. 12th, Dr. Fisher in the chair. Eight other members being present. The…
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THE school premises vacated by the pedagogue, and his little flock have been invaded during the past few days of the week by pupil teachers from all parts of…
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A successful Concert was given in the Oddfellows' Hall on Friday evening by the young lady pupils of Miss Allison's school, prior to separating for the Christmas…
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Amongst the sanitary rules recently enforced in France is one relating to the compulsory destruction of copy and other books belonging to children who have been attacked…
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