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Newcastle & Lake Macquarie · Schools

Schools, 1865

5 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers

Congregational Church. Anniversary of the Sabbath School

The Newcastle Chronicle and Hunter River District News · Wednesday 21 June 1865 · page 2

On Sunday last the anniversary of the Sabbath School attached to the Congregational Church, Brown-street, was celebrated, and the Rev. S. C. Kent, Head Master of the…

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Lambton Primitive Methodist Sabbath School

The Newcastle Chronicle and Hunter River District News · Saturday 19 August 1865 · page 2

On Sabbath last, 13th instant, three sermons were preached in the Primitive Methodist church, Lambton, and collections made in behalf of the Sabbath School. The Rev. E. C. Pritchard…

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School of Arts

The Newcastle Chronicle and Hunter River District News · Wednesday 6 September 1865 · page 2

The following correspondence has taken place between Mr. james Hannell, member for Newcastle, and the Colonial Secretary, relative to placing a sum of money on the estimates for a School…

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Christchurch Sunday School. Pic-nic to Redhead

The Newcastle Chronicle and Hunter River District News · Saturday 16 September 1865 · page 3

The children attending Christchurch Sunday School were indulged in a picnic to Redhead on Thursday last. A limited number of tickets were also disposed of; but the demand far…

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Thursday, November 30. Hunter-street Presbyterian School. (Before H. Scott. Esq., P.M., and James Hannell, Esq, J.p.) Presentation to Miss Howden

The Newcastle Chronicle and Hunter River District News · Saturday 2 December 1865 · page 2

LARCENY.—Frederick Lewis was charged with stealing a table cloth, the properly of Archibald Hill, on the 29th November.—Philip Phillips, constable in the police force, deposed, that on the On last Wednesday evening the Sunday School children unending the Hunter-street Presbyterian School, presented Miss M.K. Howden with a beautiful walnut writing desk, as a mark of respect and…

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