Sunday-school Picnics
The children of the Railway Town and Beryl-street Baptist and the Congregational Sunday-schools picnicked at Stephens Creek' yesterday. The…
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Schools, 1904
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Schools' Demonstration. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
The annual metropolitan schools' demonstratton was held in Sydney yesterday. Over 25,000 people were present, and between 7000 and 8000 children competed in…
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Sir,[?]I believe it is the intention of the Public Schools' Display committee to have another united gathering and display in honor of the visit of the Governor-General,…
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A generul meeting of the members of the Barrier Public Schools' Association was held in the Central Superior Public School on Saturday morning. Mr. J. A. M'Phie,…
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A terrible disaster is reported from Pleasant Ridge, a small township in America. During an interval during…
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The South Broken Hill Baptist Sunday-school children had an enjoyable picnic on Wednesday. Lunch was partaken of at the church, and the picnickers started out at…
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Sir,—In a late issue, of your paper I noticed what purports to be a balance-sheet of the Barrier Public Schools Association's recent display; but it is incomplete, inasmuch as it…
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A meeting of the Public Schools Athletic Association was held in the Town Hall on Monday night, and there was a good attendance of teachers. The arrangements in…
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The Police Court yesterday presented the appearance of mothers' meeting in full session. The delinquencies of parents with respect to observance of the provisions o[?] the…
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The balance of the school cases which came on at the Police Court on Friday were disposed of by Mr. Stevenson, P.M., to-day. In one case, the child, who is only 12 years…
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The balance of the [?] [?] Friday were [?] [?] of by Mr. [?] In one case[?] the child[?]…
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With an industry and intelligence that are most commendable a large percentage of the pupils attending the Brotten Hill Public…
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Several changes have recently, occurred in the teaching staffs of the Public schools in the Broken Hill district. Miss Ada Waddell has been appointed from Silverton to be…
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The first round of the Public schools' cricket competition commenced on Tuesday on the Western Oval. In the match Central School v. Burke…
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A swagman at Queanbeyan is alleged to have committed a serious assault on a schoolgirl. The police are pursuing the suspected culprit…
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The combined Church of England and Presbyterian Sunday-school picnic was held yesterday at Silverton, under most favorable auspices. The outing was a thoroughly…
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Bourke had an industrial exhibition and flower show the other day. The Banner says: "There was a splendid display. The…
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There was a tremendous hubbub at a French girls' school in the neighborhood of the Porte Saint-Martin, Paris, and the…
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There, are strikes mid strikes. They range all the way from the deadly serious, well-nigh approaching civil war, to the positively farcical. Of the latter class are the…
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During school hours at Purnong (S.A.) [?], Thursday afternonn a pupil's attention was taken from his work by the cries of a [?]pie near the door. On looking round the boy…
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