Teacher and schoolchildren outside school,
(with Sons of Temperance poster still partly on the wall), Canadian Lead (?)
Source: SLNSW
(with Sons of Temperance poster still partly on the wall), Canadian Lead (?)
Source: SLNSW
Location of Canadian Lead and Public School
Source: Parish maps
NEWS ITEMS
1874 - Canadian School
A Concert and Entertainment Funds devoted to the Purchase of a Harmonium.Source: GULGONG EVENING ARGUS, March 26, 1874
1874 - Canadian School
We have been requested to correct an error which appeared it an advertisement in the Home Rule Chronicle of last evening, relative to the date of the school picnic and examination in connection with the school. Next Wednesday is the day of the picnic not the 23rd.
Source: Gulgong Evening Argus, December 19, 1874A Band of Hope was instituted on Monday evening at the Canadian. The meeting was held at the school-room, which was filled. Quite a number of those belonging to the Band of Hope at Gulgong was present. Rev Mr Trevor, Mr Bell and Mr Thomas of Home Rule addressed the meeting. Master Grono recited 39 verses ‘The Story of Biers,’ in a very creditable manner; Mr Eveleigh recited ‘The Arab’s Farewell to his Horse,’ Mr Milton sang ‘Ever of thee I am fondly dreaming, Messrs MacNamara and Taylor sang an instructive duet; Master Durham sang ‘Mother kissed me in my dream. The meeting closed by singing the national anthem. About 50 people united with the society and every thing went off splendidly.
Source: Gulgong Evening Argus, August 19, 1875
