Church of England Schools
A SECOND PUBLIC MEETING of "persons favorable to the maintenance of Church of England schools, and opposed to the proposal for a Secular, Compulsory, and Free system of Primary…
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Public Schools in the Country. to the Editor of the Herald
SIR,—You may possibly in Sydney be quite unaware of the very unjust way our Public schools are conducted in the country townships. They are monopolized by the children of the well-to-do—in fact, rich—such as…
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SIR,—If your correspondent "Commune Bonum" really has the public welfare at heart, why does he not bring under the notice of the Council of Education one case at [?] in which a Public School Board and a Public School…
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A SECOND public meeting of persons who desiro to see the Church of England schools maintained, was held on Monday evening in St. James's schoolroom. The Right Rev. Dr. Barker…
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THE Statistician of the United States Department of Agriculture has obtained at the office of the Minister of Apiculture and Commerce in Paris the following information relative to the French system of agricultural…
Continued on Trove, page 358 →Football. Matches to Come. To-day, Waratah v. King's School
WALLAROO v. KINGS'S SCHOOL, (PAST AND PRESENT) 1ST 15.—Notwithstanding the counter attractions of Randwick, and all the excitement of the last day of the races, the devotees of football pursued the even tenor of their way, and…
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A PUBLIC MEETING of citizens of Sydney was held last evening, in the Masonic Hall, to inagurate the New South Wales Public School League for making primary education national, secular…
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This League was formally inaugurated at a public meeting held on Monday night in the Masonic-hall, which was filled. The chair was taken by Mr. J. E. Salomons. Among those on the…
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Prizes will be awarded to Public Sohools, and children attending schools under the Council of Education, under the following regulations:—1. Certificates of merit will be offered for competition among the children of euch school, the objects…
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SIR,—"Commune Bonum," in your issue of the 17th instant. makes a very sweeping assertion as to the way in which "Public schools are conducted in country townships." But one hardly knows whether to consider that writer a zealous…
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SATURDAY was a complete gala day in Parramatta-street, in consequence of it being announced that the Archbishop-Coadjutor, the Host Rev Dr. Vaughan, would lay the foundation-stone of the…
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A MEETING to advocate the claims of the "new Public School building" at Newtown, was held last night, in the Town Hall. The chair was occupied by Mr. W. Bailey, J. P., and about two-thirds of the seats in the room were…
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Prizes will be awarded to Public Schools, and children attending schools under the counicl of Education, under the following regulations:—1. Certificates of merit will be offered for competition among the children of each school, the objects…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Training School for Cookery. to the Editor of the Herald
SIR,—The father of a family, who very frequently returns home from his business in the city to an ill-cooked and badly served dinner, thinks that the establishment of a School for Cookery in Sydney, on something of a similar…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →National Primary School Education. to the Editor of the Herald
SIR,—The consideration of this subjeot is occupying the public attention to a considerable extent at the present time. It may therefore be profitable to direct that attention to the history of the question at issue. This, done from an…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Padin[?]ton C. E. School. the Editor of the Herald
SIR,—In the eat o[?]recent controversy about the schools. the Rev. Mr. ode o[?]k occasion to select Paddington C. K. School as having, an[?]xceptionally low mark among donominational schos, vlich he attributed apparently to the…
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A MEETING was held in the Town-hall, Newtown, on Monday night, to consider the erection of a new public school at Newtown—Mr. W. Bailey, J.P., in the chair…
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THE ceremony of laying the foundation-stone of St. Benedict's Schools, Parramatta-street, took place on Saturday afternoon. As it was announced that the Most Rev. Dr. Vaughan…
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