Religion in Public Schools
THE New York Tribune, in answer to an agitation by Roman Catholics and some others in the United States against the common school system of the country, and in…
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Sunday Schools and Bush Libraries. [To the Editor of the “Banned.”]
SIR,—It was lately stated in your columns that attempt has been made at Ten Mile Creek to start a self-supporting Bush Library to supply the residents, who are principally selectors, with sound moral and…
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The annual tea part was given at the Courthouse, Deniliquin, on Monday last. Invitations had been sent to all tho parents and families connected with the school. The Rev. Mr. Ware…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Moama Union Sunday School. [Communicated.]
THE second anniversary meeting of this school was held on Tuesday last, and proved very successful. Indeed our quiet township has probably never witnessed such a gathering of old and young. Fortunately…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Deniliquin Sabbath Schools. (From the Riverine Advertiser.)
LAST week we gave a full account of the tea-meeting given to the children of the Presbyterian Sabbath School held at Deniliquin. There are two Sunday schools held regularly in the town,…
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SIR, — As the working of the Public Schools Act and Regulations is a subject of the most vital importance to the people of this colony, will you permit in your columns…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Provisional Schools. Collendina :— Visited, 4th December. Numbers present at inspection :—Boys, 7 ; girls, 6 ; total, 15
A neat wooden structure hut just been put up, but it is not quite completed. Proper furniture is much needed. The pupils are orderly and generally attentive but not as the result of any particular system [?]…
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The report of the Council of Education upon the condition of the Public Schools for 1868 contains an interesting and exhaustive report by„ Mr. Inspector Cobern upon the Schools in the [?]mense area of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Evils of School Denominationalism. [To the Editor of the “Albury Banner.”]
SIR,—With regard to educational affairs in the parish of Huon, I have again to trouble you, and hope that you will be good enough to male the following public by means of your paper. Soon after writing…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Evils of School Denominationalism. [To the Editor of the “Albbey Banner.”]
SIR,—May I kindly request you to publish the following statements in reference to a letter signed “Free Selector,” Huon, which I road in your issue of Saturday, 27th inst. I have always been averse…
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IT appears from the letter with which Dr. MâALHOY has been good enough to favor us that the case of the school at Huon was not brought forward in an altogether correct…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Huon School Again. [To the Editor of the “Albury Banner.”]
SIR,—Although I feel the greatest respect for and am proud of the Rev. Dr. M’Alroy as an energetic clergyman and a good man, I feel bound to lay before your readers (in…
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The annual competition for the prizes given by the Local Board to the pupils of the above school commenced a fortnight ago in the sailor division, comprising the third and…
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