"School's In!"
IN the New Zealand Assembly a short time ago a discussion cropped up regarding the extremely foolish system of education maintained in the schools there (it is the…
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A Schoolboy Shot
On Tuesday evening John Cecil Gibbons, aged 17 years, whose parents reside in the Parramatta district, was round suffering from a bullet wound. The lad, who is being…
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SIR,—Not satisfied with their octopus grasp on the national purse, with the use of public buildings and school material free of charge, their extra evening tuition, etc, etc., those…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Public School Library at Liverpool. Address by the Chief Inspector
On Friday afternoon, Mr. F. Bridges, Chief Inspector of Schools, visited Liverpool to open the library of the public school. He was received at the railway station by a party of…
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The first monthly meeting of the new committee of the Parramatta School of Arts was held on Friday evening, the president, Mr. R .H. De Lowe, in the chair. Subcommittees were appointed to manage the library…
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At the Sydney Cricket Ground on August [?] weather beautifully fine; attendance large. Principal results:— LONG JUMP.—J. Hinton, 18ft. 10in., 1;…
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ARMIDALE, Tuesday.--Inter-district games between representatives of the Glen Innes and Armidale Schools of Arts were watched by a large gathering of interested spectators in the local hall…
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On Friday afternoon last, in the presence of a large number of visitors, Mr. F. Bridges, Chief-Inspector of Schools, formally opened the new library, in the school hall. The…
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The first meeting of the new Committee of the Parramatta, School of Arts was held on Friday evening last. Mr. R. H. DeLow, president, being in the chair. The new…
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Sir,--One section at least of the community warmly regrets the rumored departure of Lord Beauchamp. The section alluded to consists of the Junior teachers in the public schools. The…
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A competitive examination, of male applicants for the office of pupil tencher in the metropolitan schools will be held on September 5 at the Technical College, Ultimo. The…
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A CORRESPONDENT writes :—Owing to the fact that only pupils of Public schools had any real chance of becoming pupil teachers in Public schools the number of Catholic teachers is each year growing…
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It is now oyer a week since the police were informed of the mysterious disappearance of a young school teacher named Alfred Phillips, who, until August 2, was residing with Mr. Speers, of…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Sunday School International Lesson. Sunday, August 19, 1900 the Man Born Blind: John ix. 1-17. Golden Text (John ix. 35). "Dost thou believe on the Son of God?" Suggestions to Teachers
Note that while every miracle of Christ is an acted parable, each of the eight that John…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Life in London and Thereabout. Chronicled by Henry W. LUCY. The Frenzy in China—Ministers and Hospitals— No. 10 Downing-street—A Company of Biographers—Speech Day at Harrow. WESTMINSTER, July 6
The gravity of the situation in China continues to overshadow all else. The spectacle of what is the completest concord of foreign Powers ever mustered, held at bay by a horde of Chinese,…
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The adjourned meeting with reference to the establishment of a School of Arts at Rooty Mill was proceeded with after the annual meeting of the Progress Association on Saturday night last, Mr…
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Ever since Shakespeare wrote that the boy was father to the man, it has been the fortune or misfortune of great men to have their early days adorned with wondrous…
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The usual committee meeting of the above was held on Thursday of last week. There were present: Messrs Buckland (in the chair), Croft, Price, Bell, Noble, Fowler, Masters, Davis, Breyloy, Dr Shand,…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Catholic School Vacations. (To the Editor, Freeman's Journal)
SIR,—I ask the courtesy of a little space in your next issue to bring under the notice of the heads of the Catholic primary schools and of the higher collegiate and and conventual establishments the…
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The Kind's School and Church of [?]gland Grammar School, North Sydney, started the second round of the Schools' Football Premiership Competition on Wednesday, when King's School won a close and exciting game by…
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