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Schools, 1884

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Convent Schools and Rates

The Protestant Standard · Saturday 21 June 1884 · page 3

At the Bega Town Council on the twelfth of this month, the aldermen passed, by a majority, a motion to exempt private schools form the payment of rates…

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Religious Teaching in Schools

Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 21 June 1884 · page 17

THE Ministor of Public Instruction, Hon. W. J. Trickettt, received Wednesday a letter from the Bishop of Sydney asking him if he would appoint a day for receiving a deputation on the subject of religions…

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School Sports in Parramatta. Parramatta

Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 21 June 1884 · page 40

The first annaal meeting of St. John's Junior Grammar School Athletic Club was held on the Cricket Ground, on Sarturday. There was a fair attendance of spectators, and the winner in each event was loudly applauded. Mr…

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University Medical School

Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 21 June 1884 · page 10

Last Tuesday a deputation consisting of Sir William Manning, Chancellor of the University, Professor Anderson Stuart, and Mr. Barff, waited upon the Colonial Secretary (Hon. A. Stuart), and…

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Cleaning School Allowances and Retrenchment. To the Editor

Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 21 June 1884 · page 44

SIR,—Another "Teacher's Grievance" has cropped up through the action of the Education Department, in reducing the allowances for cleaning schools, and sewing mistrasses. But I cannot see how the department is to blame…

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Disease in Industrial School. (By Telegraph From Our Correspondent.) Adelaide

Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 21 June 1884 · page 13

AT the meeting of the Hospital Board yesterday, Dr. Gosse, the honorary opthalmic surgeon, reported in strong terms upon the serious out-break of ophthalmia in the Industrial School…

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Modern High School

Evening News · Monday 23 June 1884 · page 3

The modern High School, Phillip-street, broke up for the midwinter vacation on Thursday last. After the distribution of prizes, the head-master, Mr. F. Lyon Weiss, delivered his report, of which the…

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Native Schools in New Caledonia

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 23 June 1884 · page 7

The Government of New Caledonia has determined to establish throughout the colony native schools for the express purpose of enforcing the teaching and popularising the French language among the native. French schools…

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Amusements. Sydney Grammar School

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 23 June 1884 · page 6

On Friday night a dramatic, entertainment was given at the Sydney Grammar school, in 'which the chief performers, were the boys themselves. Scenes from the "'Midsummer Night's Dream," a…

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The High School Experiment. to the Editor of the Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 24 June 1884 · page 8

Sir,--With the Grammar and other first-class schools at present existent in Sydney, it cannot be said that the means of first-class education are not open to all. That these schools are first-class is…

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Modern High School

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 24 June 1884 · page 6

This institution, situated near the tramway terminus in Phillip street, broke up for the midwinter vacation on Thursday last. The school was established by its present head master, Mr F…

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Religious Instruction in Public Schools

Evening News · Wednesday 25 June 1884 · page 3

In the Assembly this afternoon Mr. Buchanan will ask the Minister of Public Instruction the following questions:—1. Has the Bishop of Sidney made any representation to the Government with a view to the…

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Cleaning Public Schools

Evening News · Wednesday 25 June 1884 · page 7

A "Country Teacher" complains of what ha considers an extraordinary act on the part of the Minister of Public Instruction. A year ago an allowance of 1s 6d for 9th and 10th class schools, and £1 per week…

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Religious Education in Public Schools

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 25 June 1884 · page 6

Yesterday afternoon the heads of the various Churches assembled at the Church Society's Rooms, PHillip-street, at 4 p.m., the Right Rev. the Bishop of Sydney being in the chair. There were also…

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Fort-street Training School. Its History and Its Work

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 25 June 1884 · page 6

The teaching staff and students connected with the institution in Fort-street known as the training school for male student.--our future public school teachers--are now enjoying a brief rest…

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Religious Instruction in Public Schools. Report of the Ministers' and Laymen's Conference

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 25 June 1884 · page 5

The conference of ministers and laymen on religious instruction in public schools, held their final meeting in the Church Society's Room, Phillip-street, yesterday afternoon. Dr. Barry presiding. It…

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Religious Instruction in Public Schools

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 26 June 1884 · page 4
Also in The Daily Telegraph

The following objections were offered in committee by the Rev. J. Jefferis to the plan proposed by the conference for the giving of religious instruction under the 17th clause of the Public Instruction Act:…

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Religious Instruction in Public Schools. to the Editor of the Herald

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 27 June 1884 · page 4

Sir,—I have no wish to enter at present on any general discussion of the great que[?]tion of religious instruction in Public schools. But it is well that the public should at once be reminded that what has been called the "dual…

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Glebe School of Arts

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 27 June 1884 · page 4

The first a[?]nual meeting of the Glebe School of Arts was held at the Glebe Town Hall last evening, Mr. Porcy Lucas, J.P., the vice-president being in the chair. There was not a large attendance. The chairman read the first annual…

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