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Schools, 1895

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School of Arts Debating Club

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 6 December 1895 · page 3

This club held its weekly meeting last night. The president (Mr. J. Fer[?]) occupied the chair. The premier (Mr. Bright) moved,—" That the result of the conference between the two Houses of…

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Port-street Model Public School

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 6 December 1895 · page 6

A bazaar and dramatic entertainment in connection with the girls' department of the Fort-street Public School took place last evening at the school buildings. The bazaar, which was supervised by…

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Cycling. School for Ladies

The Australian Star · Friday 6 December 1895 · page 8

The Hyde Park Cycling School was formally opened yesterday afternoon by Dr. Simmons in the presence of a large number of people. Tho objects of the school are…

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Fort-street School Bazaar

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 6 December 1895 · page 2

The annual bazaar in aid of the Fort-street Public School and prize fund was opened yesterday evening by Mr. Jacob Garrard, Minister for Public Instruction. The sale of…

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School Concerts, Bazaars, and Sales of Work

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 6 December 1895 · page 6

BOWRAL, Thursday.--A bazaar in aid of the Wesleyan Church trust fund was opened yesterday, and continued to-day. GRAFTON, Thursday.--The pupils of the…

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St. Joseph's Hunter's Hill. the Marist Brothers Speech-day

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 7 December 1895 · page 10

As usual there was an immense attendance at the " break-up " proceedings in connection with the Marist Brothers' College at Hunter's Hill. For con-venience the students' entertainment was given in…

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Darlington School Concert

Evening News · Saturday 7 December 1895 · page 2

There was a good attendance at the School of Arts last night when the pupils of the Darlington Superior Public School produced the cantata, "Queen of the…

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Hurstville School Concert

Evening News · Saturday 7 December 1895 · page 2

The annual concert in aid of the prize fund was given by the pupils of the Hurstville Superior Public School, at Hudson's Hall, Hurstville, last evening, before a…

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Glenbrook Public School

Nepean Times · Saturday 7 December 1895 · page 2

On Thursday (November 21st) the above Sohool was rigorously examined by the District Inspector, Mr. J. W. Kevin. At the conclusion of the examination, Mr…

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St. Mary's School Entertainment

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 7 December 1895 · page 10

FOR the purpose of founding a library in connection with St. Mary's Cathedral schools an entertainment was held at the Guild Hall on Tuesday evening, which must have been as gratifying to the promoters…

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School Charity Entertainment

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 7 December 1895 · page 11

Last evening a large audience assembled at an entertainment given by the pupils connected with the Megalong School, Stanmore, for the purpose of assisting the children attending the Bay-street…

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Public Schools' Athletic Association

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 7 December 1895 · page 10
Also in The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser

A tennis competition under the auspices of the above association took place yesterday at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Pupils from about 30 of the city schools took part, and some good play was exhibited…

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[?]Picnic school. [?]Nent on Monday [?]Evening

The Cumberland Free Press · Saturday 7 December 1895 · page 8

[?]many excellent school [?]ost italy taking place [?]ous point to are [?]in advance it all[?]…

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Granville Electorate. Granville. School of Arts' Concert

The Cumberland Free Press · Saturday 7 December 1895 · page 3

The concert on Friday last in aid of the renovation of the Granville School of Arts was a genuine success, and reflected credit on the committee, and…

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School Examinations

The Cumberland Free Press · Saturday 7 December 1895 · page 4

Mr. Inspector Pitt, of Parramatta, has received instructions from head quarters to prepare for the High School examinations, to be conducted by him on Wednesday and…

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School of Arts

The Cumberland Free Press · Saturday 7 December 1895 · page 6

A committee meeting of the above was held on Tuesday night Present: Mr. T. H. Barrell (president) in the chair—Messrs. Dale, Tallis, White. and A. Gibbs., Correspondence from Mr…

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The Sunday-school. International Lesson. Sunday, December 15, 1895. David and Jonathan. 1 Sam. xx. 32 42. Golden Text (Prov. xviii. 24.).—"There is a friend that sticketh closer than a brother."

The Methodist · Saturday 7 December 1895 · page 8

What this lesson teaches.—1. We may note in the light of this lesson, some of the principles which ought to guide in the formation of our friendships:…

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The Cycling Craze. Melbourne Badly Bitten. At the Biding Schools. Learners for Learning Sake--The "Rational" Dress--Negotiating the Roads--A Lady Ridor of 63 Summers

The Australian Star · Saturday 7 December 1895 · page 7

"What effect has the fashion set by Lady Brassey had upon society people with regard to cycling?" is a frequent question just now in Melbourne…

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The Bowral School of Arts

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 7 December 1895 · page 5

BOWRAL, Friday.--The School of Arts case, in which the committee proceeded against the secretary, whom they had summarily dismissed without assigning any…

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