Bobertson School of Arts
The seventh annual meeting of the School of Arts members was held on Tuesday evening last, Dr. Nash presiding. The following report and balance-sheet…
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Moss Vale School of Arts
The fourth annual meeting of the members of the Moss Vale School of Arts was held on Tuesday night, when there was a very good attendance, it being the most representative…
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MR. T. BONYNGE arrived in Bowral at the end of last week as successor to Mr. Hooper, late headmaster of the Bowral Superior Public School. Already the…
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The principal teachers of the various schools of the district have received notification to the [?] that in future no public under the age of six years to be admitted…
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THE annual general meeting of subscribers to the Bowral School of Arts was held on Tuesday evening. The attendance was small. Present: Dr. Fisher…
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A girl named Hayward was severely [?]nrned in the playground of the Windesor public school during the midday recess on Friday, Her dress accidently ignited at a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Children's Essays. TEN scholars of the Bowral Superior Public School responded to the appeal to write a history of the school from its establishment. Six were girls, viz.: May Bensley, May Frost, Elsie Bryant, Olive Johnson, Beattie George, and Annie Pearson. The four boys were: Leonard Russell, Arthur Beer, Arthur Bryant, and Percy Beer. Of these, Miss May Bensley has succeeded in securing the prize of 2/6 for the girls' best essay; while the successful competitor among the boys will be announced in our next. All the competitors deserve great commendation for the pains they must have taken in collecting the necessary information, and it is hoped the unsuccessful ones will not be disheartened. In this issue we publish the girls' prize essay, as follows:— Brief History of the Bowral Public School
IN the year 1858, Mr. Oxley, who owned all the land on which our pretty town of Bowral now stands, gave the piece of land on which the present school buildings…
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Here are a few answers c[?]lled at random:—" The food passes through your…
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DURING the week our representative has had very interesting chats with Mr. C. Grove, senior, and other old residents, concerning those early days when the first…
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A parent, proceeded against at the Glebe Police Court for a breach of the provisions of the Public Instruction Act in neglecting to send his child to school the required number…
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We have received a further communication from the Rev. W. A. Leech, relative to the ment of the School of Arts, which we are unavoid…
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A parent, proceeded against at the Glebe Police Court on Thursday for a breach…
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Sir,—It is with mixed feeling of regret and satisfaction, that ray committee regard the Rev. W. A. Lecch's letter appearing in your issue of 4th instant,…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the committee was held on Tuesday evening last. Mr. R. S. McKenzie, vice-president, in the chair, and six other members were present…
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As briefly stated in our last, special sermons were preached last Sunday morning and afternoon in connection with the anniversary of the Bowral Wesleyan…
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The committee and hon. sec. of the Moss Vale School of Arts are to be complimented for the very excellent entertainment arranged by them and…
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A Paris correspondent of the Bouton "Transoript" gives an account of the work being done in that city by the technical schools for girls, the outgrowth of one…
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The usual monthly meeting of the Bowral School of Arts committee was held on Monday eveniug, over which Mr. Gavin George (vice-president) presided. There…
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ALL large schools where practicable should have libraries in connection therewith to allow the pupils facilities for literary intercourse. In the Bowral…
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DR. FISHER (president) presided at the monthly meeting of the Bowral School of Arts committee on Tuesday night. There were also present Messrs. T. Loveridge, O…
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