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Schools, 1892

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School for Lilyfields

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 30 July 1892 · page 10

Messrs. Murphy, Darmey and G. D. Clark, Ms.P., accompanied a deputation to the Minister for Public Instruction yesterday to request that a public school might be erected…

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Schools at Paddington

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 30 July 1892 · page 10

A deputation consisting of several members of the Paddington School Board waited upon the Minister for Public Instruction (Mr. F. B. Suitor) yesterday and asked that…

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Technical Education. Lecture, by Mr. Carruthers, M.L.A. At the Parramatta School of Arts

The Cumberland Mercury · Saturday 30 July 1892 · page 4

PURSUANT to notice, Mr. J. H. Carruthers, late Minister for Public Instruction, attended at the Parramatta School of Arts on Wednesday evening, to deliver an address on Technical…

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Parramatta School of Arts Debating Society. The Address-in-Reply. The Local Option Question. a Spirited Debate

The Cumberland Mercury · Saturday 30 July 1892 · page 2

The fortnightly meeting of the above Society was held on Monday evening at the School of Arts, Parramatta. There was a good attendance, the Speaker (Mr. C. J. Byrnes) in the…

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Teachers' Association

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 30 July 1892 · page 10

A meeting of the members of the Teachers' Association was held in the Sydney Grammar School last night. Professor MacCallum occupied the chair. The draft rules passed by the committee were, after…

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New School at Lillyfield

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 30 July 1892 · page 12

Yesterday morning a deputation from Lillyfield, introduced by Messrs. G. D. Clark, Murphy, and Darnley, Ms.L.A., waited on the Minister for Public Instruction, Mr. Suttor, to ask that a new school…

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Deputations. Paddington Public Schools

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 30 July 1892 · page 12

A deputation, consisting of members of the Paddington School Board, waited upon the Minister for Public Instruction yesterday, to ask that increased accommodation should be granted to the pupils…

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School of Arts

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 1 August 1892 · page 3
Also in The Daily Telegraph

The last performance of the Vaudeville Minstrel and Specialty Company at the School of Arts was given on Saturday evening, when there was a crowded house. An excellent programme containing…

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A School of Mines for Orange. Orange

The Australian Star · Monday 1 August 1892 · page 6

Yesterday afternoon it transpired that efforts were being made to establish a school of mines at Lucknow. Much amazement was expressed in Orange that this…

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School of Mines and Technical Schools

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 2 August 1892 · page 5

MELBOURNE, Monday.--The new regulations for the School of Mines and Technical Schools have been approved by the Governor-in-Council. They substitute a capitation…

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Cards at the School of Arts

Evening News · Wednesday 3 August 1892 · page 5

The monthly committee meeting of tho Sydney School of Arts Whist Association was held in the small hall of the School of Arts on Tuesday, when there was a full attendance, the president…

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Debating Institutes. School of Arts

The Australian Star · Thursday 4 August 1892 · page 8

A debate on the subject that no relief be given to the unemployed, except in return for work, was held by the School of Arts Friday Night Debating Club, and resulted…

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Shelley's Centenary. Celebration at the School of Arts

The Australian Star · Friday 5 August 1892 · page 3

THE centenary of Shelley was celebrated at the School of Arts last evening, when some 250 persons assembled to pay homage to the dead poet. The chair was…

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The Shelley Centenary. Celebration at the School of Arts. Shelley As Poet and Reformer

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 5 August 1892 · page 6

A celebration in connection with the centenary of the poet Shelley was held in the School of Arts last night. The Attorney-General (Mr. Barton) occupied the chair…

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Public Worship and Sunday Schools. Some Interesting Figures

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 5 August 1892 · page 4

The Government Statistician has completed Part VI. of the Statistical Register of the colony for 1891 and previous years. This part deals with education, religion and…

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Junior Football. Public School Badge Matches

The Weekly Advance · Friday 5 August 1892 · page 6

PA[?]MATTA Sot TIL S.P.S v. ASHPIELS S.P.S. This match was played at Ashfield on Friday, July 29th, and resulted in a win for the S.P S. Parrnmatta South by ten points. The…

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St. Marys. Our Public School. (Contributed)

Nepean Times · Saturday 6 August 1892 · page 6

On Wednesday Jast quite an interesting ceremony was performed at our popular and flourishing public school, when the youngest teacher of the school, Miss Alice…

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The Blot on the Public Schools' Scutcheon

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 6 August 1892 · page 14

WE are not often able to quote from Mr. Stead, but the following from the first issue of the Australian edition of the REVIEW OF REVIEWS seems worth extracting, if only to show how the…

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Schools of Agriculture

The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 6 August 1892 · page 294

From an architectural standpoint an imposing agricultural college has been in existence since 1830 at Lincoln, near Christchurch, in connection with the University of New Zealand; but the…

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