Debating Institutes. School of Arts Debating Club
The usual weekly meeting of this club was hold on Friday last, Mr. F. A. Winter in the chair, Messrs. Farrell and Cato were appointed to represent this club at the…
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A School of Mines
On Tuesday last a debate took place in the Assembly with regard to the question of the establishment of a School of Mines, but the discussion was cut short owing to the want…
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The annual picnic of the Woollahra Presbyterian Sunday-school took place on Saturday at Clontarf. The school has two branches, one at Double Bay and the other…
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The foundation stone of the new Roman Catholic School was laid yesterday by Bishop Byrne. There was a large attendance and the proceedings were most…
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In reply to a quetion in the Assembly last night, Mr. Kidd said he was not aware of cases of sunstroke or sickness among children attending public schools as the result of having to drill…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Schoolrooms for Public Meetings. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—In this morning's Herald it is reported that at a meeting of the Pyrmont Labour Electoral League, held in Harris-street last night (at the Duke of Edinburgh Hotel), a communication was received…
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The flower show in aid of the Tumut School of Arts, which was held in the Oddfellows' Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday last week, proved a greater success than its promoters had anticipated. There…
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The danger of school cadets being drilled in the broiling heat of the day was brought before the Assembly last night in the forth of a question by Dr. Ross, Mr. Kidd, on…
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Speaking in reply to Mr. Bavister in the Assembly last night, Mr, Kidd stated that no final decision had been arrived at respecting the suggestion to close the Petersham…
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Dr. Ross asked the Minister for Public instruction yesterday afternoon in the Assembly whether he was aware that children attending public schools were liable…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Abolition of School Fees. to the Editor of the Daily Telegraph
Sir,--The colony is indebted to you for your outspoken article in to-day's issue, in which you have correctly stated the objects of State education, and logically and clearly…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wesleyan Sunday School Anniversary. Special Services
On Sunday last special services were held in the local Wesleyan Church. Besides the ordinary services at morning and evening, at which special hymns were sung, a…
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In consequence of the wet weather on Thursday, a quantity of fruit and provisions has been left over and to dispose of these it has been decided to give a free supplementary tea meetiug to the smaller…
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ON Tuesday week a debate took place in the Assembly with regard to the question of the establishment of a School of Mines, but the discussion was cut short owing to the want of a quorum…
Continued on Trove, page 17 →Political. the Public Instruction Act. Abolition of School Fees
IN the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday Mr. Melville moved the second reading of the Public instruction Act Amendment Bill, which provides for the abolition of school fees. Although the…
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THE ceremony of laying the foundation— stone of the new school connected with St, Joseph's Church, Orange, took place on Sunday afternoon. The Very Rev. Fr. M'Carthy preached in the…
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Last Saturday afternoon "The Merrie Men of Sherwood Forest, or Forest Days in the Olden Time," a pastoral operetta, by W. H. Birch, was rendered by the pupils of the Fort-street Model…
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The School Reader, from which children are to receive their earliest impressions of history, teaches them that Christianity was introduced by Augustine from Rome, does…
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THE Public School Concert is again unavoidably postponed, until Friday next, 17th inst., on account of the rain. Measles…
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THE Wesleyan Sunday School anniversary was celebrated on Sunday last. The services began at 11 a.m., and were continued in the afternoon. The Bible Class took up the greater…
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