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Schools, 1889

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Convent Boarding-school at Wagga

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 24 August 1889 · page 18

ON Sunday last the foundation-stone of the boarding-school in connection with the Sacred Heart Presentation Convent, Wagga Wagga, was laid with great ceremony, in the presence of a…

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Balmain Baptist Sunday School

Balmain Observer and Western Suburbs Advertiser · Saturday 24 August 1889 · page 3

On Wednesday evening aa entertainment was given in the Baptist Church, Mullens-street, in aid of the Sunday School. There was a large attendance, and Mr. T. Glassop…

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Catholic Teachers in Public Schools. to the Editor of the Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 27 August 1889 · page 3

Sir,--When writing to you on the above object last week I felt that it was a duty to point out to the public that the statements made by "Protestant" in a previous…

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St. Joseph's High School v. Centennial College

The Australian Star · Tuesday 27 August 1889 · page 7

The above match was played on the Centennial ground on Friday, and resulted in a win for St. Joseph's High School by 17 points to nil. Touches were obtained by…

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Kiama Reserves and School of Arts

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 27 August 1889 · page 5

KIAMA, Monday.--The member for the district has forwarded a letter to the district registrar in which he states that in answer to a communication of his to the Department of Public…

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Immorality in Public Schools. to the Editor of the Herald

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 28 August 1889 · page 5

Sir,—Mr. Varley is reported in to-day's issue of the Herald to have said in the course of his lecture on last Saturday evening that "there was a large amount of immorality in the Public schools, that he had re…

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School of Arts Debating Institute

The Australian Star · Wednesday 28 August 1889 · page 3

THE usual weekly meeting of the School of Arts Debating Club was held on Monday evening, the chair being occupied by the president, Mr. R. Atkinson-Price. It…

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FOOTBALL. Newington College v. Grammar School

The Australian Star · Wednesday 28 August 1889 · page 7

The above teams met for the second time this season on the Agricultural Ground, on Monday, when the Newingtons were again victorious by 9 points to 3, making…

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School Children on the Free List

Evening News · Thursday 29 August 1889 · page 5

MUDGEE, Thursday.—Inquiries are being instituted in order to discover the reason of so many children being on the free list of the Mudgee district schools. It must be borne in…

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Immorality in Public Schools. to the Editor of the Herald

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 29 August 1889 · page 9

Sir,—I doubt not that many who, like myself, had the pleasure of listening to Mr. Varley last Saturday night, in his lecture to men on the "Curse of Manhood," will be surprised to see his words so wrested…

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The Religion of Public School Teachers

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 30 August 1889 · page 4

A great deal of sectarian feeling was raised in the Assembly yesterday by a red-hot Orange speech delivered by Mr. Abigail. It appears that the hon. member has been informed that…

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Queensland. The Bible in Schools

Evening News · Friday 30 August 1889 · page 5

BRISBANE, Friday.—In the Legislative Assembly on Thursday night Mr. M'Parlane's motion for the reading of the Bible in State Schools was discussed and found very little support…

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Examination of Pupil Teachers

Evening News · Friday 30 August 1889 · page 5

PARRAMATTA, Thursday.—The following female pupil teachers and candidates for pupil teacherships were successful at the June examination from the Superior Public School, Parramatta…

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Writing in Our Schools. to the Editor of the Herald

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 30 August 1889 · page 5

Sir,—"Writing is almost as important as speaking," says the old copybook headline and it is not far wrong. As an old High school boy I would like to call the attention of the Minister for Public Instruction, through…

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Important to School Teachers

Evening News · Saturday 31 August 1889 · page 6

NEWCASTLE, Friday.—A case of interest to school teachers was heard in the local police court to-day. Elizabeth Creesey, teacher in the Superior Public school, Newcastle, was summoned…

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State Schools, R. C. Teachers, and Licentiousness

The Protestant Standard · Saturday 31 August 1889 · page 9

The papal priesthood is never tired of denouncing the State schools as seedplots of licentiousness and immorality, &c., Bishop Higgins being the latest performer in that…

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Catholic Teachers in Public Schools

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 31 August 1889 · page 4

We cannot pretend to any share of that fantastic political prudery which affects to regard certain subjects of concern to great national interests as…

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The Public Schools

Evening News · Saturday 31 August 1889 · page 4

Mr. ABIGAIL succeeded in starting a rather animated discussion in the Assembly on Thursday night over the estimates for public instruction. As a matter of course he brought down…

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Public School Holidays

The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 31 August 1889 · page 475

THE Minister for Education has determined to increase the number of Public school holidays. The arrangement hitherto has been three weeks at Christmas time and two weeks at midwinter, but in…

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An Unfortunate Teacher. Children Object to be Flogged. But They Get There Just the Same. NEWCASTLE

The Australian Star · Saturday 31 August 1889 · page 4

At the police court yesterday Mabel Thompson, a little girl, summoned Elizabeth Creasy, the head mistress of the Newcastle Superior Public school, for an unlawful assault…

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