The Public School
Miss Hughes, lately a pupil teacher at Castle Hill passed into the second class, and Miss Paul passed into third class and was promoted six months in advance…
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Sunday School Anniversary Concert
The Anniversary of the Primitive Methodist Sunday School was held on Monday night, when the Rev. J. Penman was present, and proposed that Mr…
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Mr. W. L. Oakes's lecture, which was to have eventuated on Friday, was postponed until June, on account of the death of a near relative…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Great Football Match. T.K.S. v. N.C. Newington College Inflict a Defeat Upon the Blue and White Fifteen Representing the King's School, Despite F. Futter's Gallant Efforts. Good Forward Work; Litchfield the Hero of the Same. Passing Attacks on the Part of Seasoned Seniors Crush Down the Efforts of Gallant Colts. Lately Promoted. Mr. Sefton (Referee) Pleased with the Game
On Wednesday afternoon last the annual match. The King's School v. Newington College, was played at Stanmore in the presence of a vastly-interested multitude, in which…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Parramatta Park. a Representative and Orderly Meeting. Good Speeches on Both Sides. the Mayor Hits Out. and So Does Alderman Saunders. the Local Member Makes a Telling and Logical Oration, Which Inferior Intelligences Vainly Endeavour to Subsequently Belittle. Opposing Speeches by Alderman Withers, Alderman Hill, Mr. Thorpe, Mr. Mottershead, Mr. Peter Morgan, and Others. the Mayor of Granville, in a Forcible Speech, Conveys the Sympathy of the Granville People to the Defenders of the Park. the Vote Taken. the Meeting Declares by a Two to One Majority in Favor of the Lease of the King's School. Ministerial and Parliamentary Action Anticipated
The public at Parramatta held a meeting in the Town Hall on Wednesday evening last, having been convened by the Mayor at the request of a number of residents, who are…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →The Sunday School. International Lesson. Sunday, May 30, 1897. Christian Faith Leads to Good Works.— James ii. 14-23. "Golden Text (James ii. 18).—" Shew me thy faith without thy works, and I will shew thee my faith by my works." FAITH
A Study of a Word. If we take the word back to its simplest meaning, and only thus can we trace the derived significations, it denotes firm persuasion,…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Sunday School Libraries Criticised
Mr. Edward W. Bok, in the LADIES' HOME JOURNAL, writes of the "wishy-washy," pernicious literature which is placed in the hands of the young…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Newcastle News. The Barque Adderley. And the Late Gale. Inspection, of Catholic Schools--Satisfactory Reports --Reduction in Tram Fares--A Penny Section Wanted--Prospects of Rain. NEWCASTLE
The annual report of the Rev. J. O'Donohoe, inspector of Catholic schools in the Maitland diocese, has been forwarded to the Right Rev. Dr…
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A deputation from the Public Schools' Association, consisting of Dr. R. N. Morris, and Messrs. J. W. Turner; W. Broome, P. J. Nelligan, J. W. Allpass, and H. N. Southwell, waited on the…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →School of Industry Fair
The annual fair in aid of the Schcol of Industry was opened on May 14 by Lady [?]ampden, who was accompanied by Mrs. Freeman Thomas and Captain Feilden, A.D.C. The fair continued open…
Continued on Trove, page 35 →Granville Technical School Address by Mr. Garrard. Heading the Colony
THE annual distribution of prizes in connection with the Granville Technical School took place in the local School of Arts on Friday evening, when there was a good master of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sports and Games. Football. the Great Schools Match. The King's School V. Newngton. A Great Exhibition of Football. College Turn the Tables
THE King's School and Newington College commented their interesting fixtures this season on Wednesday on the College's ground at Stanmore. School took down all their boys…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The King's School Ii r. Newington Ii
These teams met on T.K.S. oval on Saturday. Newington had all the best of the game right through, although their opponents showed better form without result in the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Record Reign. And The Public School Children
FOR some time the Public Schools Athletic Association has been considering the idea of holding a monster gathering of school children to comemorate the Record Reign,…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Education in England. Necessitous Board Schools
LONDON, May 21.—The bill introduced in the House of Commons by Sir John Gorst, Vice-President of the Committee of Council, for assisting necessitous board…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →British Politics. Necessitous Board Schools. London, May 21
The bill which was introduced in the House of Commons by Sir John Gorst, Vice-president of the Committee of Council, for assisting necessitous board…
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LONDON, Friday Night.--The House of Commons has passed the third reading of the bill introduced by Sir John E. Gorst, providing for the yearly distribution of…
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The adjourned motion--"That the Parliamentary Labour Party, for its own honour, must repudiate some of the, planks of the political labour…
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The bill dealing with the grievances or the tenants of the Church and school lands of the colony was Introduced and read a first time on the 12th inst., and is set down for second reading…
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A practical expression of sympathy in which the most juvenile could share as entertainer or auditor was the concert given in aid of the Queen Victoria Hospital for Consumptives last night…
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