SYDNEY, Tuesday. Cardinal Morax and Public Schools
Speaking ay Rydalmere yesterday Cardinal Moran said that the Roman Catholic Church was not opposed to public schools, but that they only desired to proper schools for…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday. Cardinal Moran and Public Schools
Speaking at Rydalmere yesterday Cardinal Moran said that the Roman Catholic Church was not opposed to public schools, but that they only desired proper schools for…
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The ordinary weekly meeting of the above institution was held in the Reading-Room of the old Agricultural Hull on Tuesday evening last, the President. Mr. A. J. Colley, occupying the…
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The usual meeting of the above institution was hold in the Reading Room on Tuesday evening last, the President (Mr. Al J. Colley) occupying the chair. The attendance was fairly…
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THE usual monthly committee meeting of the above mentioned Institute was held in the Reading Room on Friday last, 11th inst., Dr. H. K. King, President, occupying the chair…
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ON Saturday, October 12th, the Wolumla North Public School celebrated its fourth annual pic-nic on the Moo[?]land tennis ground. Over four hundred…
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THERE was a good attendance of members at the usual meeting of the above institution. Mr. James English presiding over.the -proceedings. After the formal reading and adoption of the…
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IN the Government Gazette of the 12th instant appeared an amended regulation prohibiting Public school teachers from taking an active part in meetings of a…
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SI[?]ORTLY after arriving in town the Hon. J. H. Onrrutheres, accompanied by the members for Shoalhaven, Ki[?] and Cantethury, Mr, Pitt, as well as Mr. Hay, the members of the…
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The ordinary weekly meeting of the above institution was held in the leading-Room on Tuesday evening last, whon there was a good attendance, the President occupying the chair…
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Geography? Yes, there’s a lesson each day, But it’s awfully hard to remember; We’ve been in South Africa nearly a month ; Perhaps we’ll go North by November…
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THE members of the Nowra School of Arts are to be congratulated on the first number of the M.S. Journal, which saw the light on the 31st ultimo. A distinct advance in the attractiveness…
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THIS morning a deputation, consisting of a number of members of Parliament, clergymen, and laymen, waited upon the Minister for Public Instruction for the purpose of referring to one of…
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Speaking at Hunter's Hill on Monday, Cardinal Moran said that education had ceased m far as Roman Catholics were concerned to be a political subject, and that they had vital…
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“LET knowledge grow from more to more But more of reverence in us dwell; That mind a soul according well, May make one music us before,…
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A MEETING of the general committee was held on Friday evening, 6th instant, in the Reading Room. The programme for the quarter was drawn up and a number of books ordered for…
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BUDIONG, the locality of which is just [?] the western ext[?] of the Cambewarra range where it dips down to the north west as soon from Nowra was but a very few years…
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