π’ Dunedin School of Art
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In 1870-72 at least, the School of Art was accommodated in the University Building
Responsible Minister
Provincial Treasurer 1870-1871
Provincial Secretary and Treasurer, and Secretary for Lands 1871-1876
Controlling Organisation
Not researched after 1876
Notes
Scope of Documentation
This agency documentation has been prepared as part of a project on the archives of the Otago Provincial Government. It is therefore not concerned with the period after 1876.
Relevant Legislation
Militia Act 1865
- exempt from militia service: Masters of Public and Common Schools actually engaged in teaching
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Otago Provincial Council. Ordinances, 1854-1875
Otago Provincial Council. Votes and Proceedings, (Appendices) 1862-1876
New Zealand Statutes, 1853-1876
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[history] => David C. Hutton (formerly Master of Art at the Perth School of Art) took up his post as Drawing Master in January 1870. He was charged with conducting separate classes for girls, for High School pupils and other youths wishing to attend, for pupil teachers and school-masters and school-mistresses (on Saturdays), and (evenings) for young men wishing to learn freehand, perspective, geometrical, architectural, mechanical and model drawing. He was responsible also for drawing lessons in as many District Schools as possible.
The annual reports record numbers of students receiving instruction. In 1872, 104 students attended classes at the School of Art, and many more received instruction in the District Schools. By 1876, a total of 2262 were receiving instruction (in both categories).
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Agency
AAJA
1870 ‑
Other
Dunedin, Otago
David C. Hutton (formerly Master of Art at the Perth School of Art) took up his post as Drawing Master in January 1870. He was charged with conducting separate classes for girls, for High School pupils and other youths wishing to attend, for pupil teachers and school-masters and school-mistresses (on Saturdays), and (evenings) for young men wishing to learn freehand, perspective, geometrical, architectural, mechanical and model drawing. He was responsible also for drawing lessons in as many District Schools as possible.
The annual reports record numbers of students receiving instruction. In 1872, 104 students attended classes at the School of Art, and many more received instruction in the District Schools. By 1876, a total of 2262 were receiving instruction (in both categories).
The annual reports record numbers of students receiving instruction. In 1872, 104 students attended classes at the School of Art, and many more received instruction in the District Schools. By 1876, a total of 2262 were receiving instruction (in both categories).
Location
In 1870-72 at least, the School of Art was accommodated in the University Building
Responsible Minister
Provincial Treasurer 1870-1871
Provincial Secretary and Treasurer, and Secretary for Lands 1871-1876
Controlling Organisation
Not researched after 1876
Notes
Scope of Documentation
This agency documentation has been prepared as part of a project on the archives of the Otago Provincial Government. It is therefore not concerned with the period after 1876.
Relevant Legislation
Militia Act 1865
- exempt from militia service: Masters of Public and Common Schools actually engaged in teaching
Otago Provincial Government Gazette, 1854-1876
Otago Provincial Council. Ordinances, 1854-1875
Otago Provincial Council. Votes and Proceedings, (Appendices) 1862-1876
New Zealand Statutes, 1853-1876
- Militia Act 1865
- π Educational institutions ( do not use - use Education J0005) (1816 ‑ )
- π’ Education Department, Dunedin (1870 ‑ )
- π Province of Otago (1870 ‑ 1876)