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Schools, 1894

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Jubilee Celebration. Newtown Sunday School

The Methodist · Saturday 18 August 1894 · page 3

WE are late with our report, but better late than never. The opening services in connection with the above were conducted on Sunday, May…

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The Sunday School International Lesson. Sunday, August 26Th. John ii. 1-11. First Miracle of Jesus

The Methodist · Saturday 18 August 1894 · page 8

GOLDEN TEXT (John ii. 11).—"This beginning of miracles did Jesus in Cana of Galilee, and manifested forth His glory."…

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Helps for Teachers

The Methodist · Saturday 18 August 1894 · page 7

ONE of the marked features of our time in the cheap and valuable aids which are published in relation to Bible study. No teacher or preacher can now plead…

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Stage, Song and Show. "My Jack" at Her Majesty's Forecast of New Productions. Great Charity Concert -- General Changes --The Tivoli --The School of Arts Company

The Australian Star · Saturday 18 August 1894 · page 3

There is such very general appreciation of the excellent entertainment at present available at the Lyceum Theatre that that house has been packed to the doers since…

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School of Arts

The Australian Star · Saturday 18 August 1894 · page 3

At the usual weekly meeting of the above club on Thursday evening the subject for discussion was to the effect that Mr. G. H. Reid was wofully inconsistent in proposing…

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The School of Arts

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 18 August 1894 · page 4

The difficulties at the School of Arts of which correspondents of "The Daily Telegraph" have recently written with some fervor are really very trivial affairs. The…

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Mr. Barrington's Company at the School of Arts

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 18 August 1894 · page 6

Mr. Harrington's Company will perform at the School of Arts this afternoon and evening, and General Mite, a midget, who sings comic songs, will appear. Miss…

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The School of Arts. the Present Retrenchment Policy. the Complaints Op Subscribers. the Most Popular Papers and Books

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 18 August 1894 · page 10

The School of Arts resembles the British Government, in that it is grievously worried by little wars. Its community of 3000 odd subscribers include just as many…

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Cardinal Moran. State Aid to Catholic Schools

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 18 August 1894 · page 5

LONDON, Friday, 1 p.m. --The "Westminster Gazette " publishes an interview which its Sydney correspondent has had with Cardinal Moran. The…

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Dundas. The Public School

The Cumberland Mercury · Saturday 18 August 1894 · page 7

The friends of Mr. A. D. Sailors, public school teacher, Dundas, will be glad to hear that he has now almost recovered from his recent illness. At first, Mr. Bellora was laid down with…

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Soil Analysis. Its Value to the Farmer. Lincoln School of Agriculture (N.z.)

Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 18 August 1894 · page 23

That the chemical analysis of soils is of considerable scientific value all experts will allow, but that the analysis of the soils of his farm will afford the ordinary farmer…

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NEWINGTON v. the King's School

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Saturday 18 August 1894 · page 10

The return shield match between those old rivals, which tooK place on the K. S. oval on Wednesday, excited considerable interest. The teams were :—Kind's School: Pritchett…

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School of Arts

Evening News · Monday 20 August 1894 · page 3

At the School ef Arts, Pitt-street, on Saturday night, where Mr. H. Barrington's variety and burlesque company are showing nightly, there was a very large…

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Stage, Song and Show. "My Jack" at Her Majesty's. School of Arts Company. The Tivoli Theatre -- " Mam'solle . Nitouche"--The Organ Recital-- Town Hall Concert

The Australian Star · Monday 20 August 1894 · page 3

One of the most effective of Mr. Rignold's extensive repertoire of melodrama, " My Jack," was the subject of a successful revival at Her Majesty's Theatre on…

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Windsor Grammar School Harriers

The Australian Star · Monday 20 August 1894 · page 8

The Windsor Grammar School Harriers held a successful run on Wednesday night last. The hares, S. Buttel and A. Howard, left the school at 8 o'clock, and made…

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Injury to a School Boy

The Australian Star · Monday 20 August 1894 · page 6

While at play at school yesterday Gustave Stewart, son of Charles James Stewart, of No. 8 Harrington-street, off George-street, was knocked over by some of his mates…

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The School of Arts

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 20 August 1894 · page 5
Also in The Sydney Morning Herald

The strong company of capable entertainers with which Mr. Harry Barrington has surrounded himself at the School of Arts continue to attract large audiences to…

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St. John's College. the Annual Commemoration. Bishop Higgins on "Medilæval Schools."

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 20 August 1894 · page 6

The annual commuication in connection with St. John's College withis the University of Sydney was held on Saturday, and was attended by a large number of ladies and gentlemen. The function took…

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Sydney Grammar School Sports

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 20 August 1894 · page 3

The following handicaps have been declared for the Old Boys' 150-rards Race, to be run at the Sydney Grammar School sports, on the Sydney Cricket Ground, on Wednesday:—J. B. Jones,…

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