History of New South Wales technical education movement
A feature on the growth of technical education in New South Wales outlines the skillet training in arts and crafts, tracing developments over 25 years and detailing Bathurst and Sydney colleges. It covers departments from agriculture to chemistry, mechanical drawing to plumbing, and notes support from local mines and public schools.
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New South Wales
Surry Huts
Kogarah
Woollahra
Double Bar
Manly
Erskineville
Werehey
Technical
Bathurst
W. F. Bassett
W. J. Clanie-Rows
Williamstrest
Sydney
Ponimitation
Broken Will College 2
Norman Selfe
Uge
Sydney College
Harris Street
Country Technical Colleges
Aitevhools
Gill
Education and Trade Courses Across New Regions
The article lists fields including art mathematics agriculture Gresemaking plumbing carpentry carriage Danding batler making and hhoriband. It notes technical schools at Lithgow Armidale Catar Tamworth and Orange with continuation schools at Hurlstone Goulburn Newcastle and Gransile and many cookery avenues in numerous towns. The feature will appear next Wednesday.
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Lithgow
Armidale
Catar
Tamworth
Orange
Hurlstone
Goulburn
Newcastle
Gransile
English Solicitor Extra Detained in County Case
An English solicitor is detained in the Water Pee Lee Court on Tuesday over a case involving Arthur Lersolfrizur accused of fraud and family-related concerns. The hearing names officers from Cumberland and Westmorland police, describes a warrant, and notes the accused facing a charge at Barrow, with prison terms potentially set for the defendant and others connected to the alleged financial wrongdoing.
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Semmons
Water Pee Lee Cour
Arthur Lersolfrizur
England
Taree
Eanf
Pamberland
Robert Gray
Cumberland and Westmorland
Neder
Archedy
Lay
Brampton
Woodumion
Promers ani S dlors Association railways demand
The article reports railway promotion and campaign actions with mentions of Manilla Kelvin and Nerraberl. It notes a push for more railways, a campaign in the district, and references to regional leaders and a May drawing in Manilla. The text is garbled but centers on railway expansion efforts and local political advocacy.
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Promers Ani S Dlors Association
Maute's Crea
Nellie Browns Latest Lapse in a Murky Tale
A garbled OCR note describes Nellie Brown and a dramatic lapse involving a man named Nellie Brown and a series of unclear persons. The snippet hints at a rural or domestic scene with mention of widowed women and a date, but core facts are obscured.
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Nellie Brown
Bon-lam
Redtern
Drine
Anna
Brown
Jett
Burglaries at St Peters Court Action in Newtown Case
Police investigated a series of burglaries in St Peters district with youths Ackland Williams and Lloyd charged in Newtown Police Court. Accused faced counts of breaking and entering at King Street premises and later alleged thefts at Unwin’s and Respective workshops with missing cash and goods.
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St. Peters
Newtown
Newtown Polis Court
Rodney Jaku Ackinad
Mill Hand
Benjamin Williams
Henry Lloyd
Caterine
George Vorner
Song
Iron Fallairy
el King-street
J. Peterson
Stexias Therim
Snall
Juan
Constabie Robson
Willams
Foster
Ofice Aumer
Alea
Aerueen
Lloyd
Soner
Achlaud
Williams
Livhday
Unwin
Dridge-road
Frederick Loveday
I. Ox
Lipowa Wan
Redfern
Robson
Acklamt
Alee
Willis
Loveday
Gach
Wan
John Smith
King Street
St. Meiers
Technical colleges expand training across Australian districts
The article outlines growth of technical instruction in multiple regions, noting Goulburn Newcastle and West Maitland colleges, their programs in mining engineering plumbing and design, and the spillover into towns like Singleton Kurri Kurri and Albury. Enrolments rise as coal field development boosts demand for skilled workers.
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Goulburn College
Cooma
Qorandeyan
Yuss
Newcastle College
School of Mines
Australia
Newcastle
Usem
West Maitland College
James A. Hol Moga
Tin
Nomli
College of Technical Instruction
Singleton
Clarence Tolh
Raymond Trrraer
Morpeth
Fiselt College
Wipen
Papert Henry Badd Applies for Voluntary Sequestration
Bankruptcy court records show Henry Badd of Parked a laborer filing for voluntary sequestration. The document appears garbled with illegible phrases and partial names, indicating a formal insolvency proceeding with the debtor and an official handle unclear.
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Henry Badd
W. 4. Palmer
Ceeiay Eatysan
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