State Schools' Concert
Waves of wild enthusiasm swept over the densely-filled interior of the Town Hall last evening, when the Public school children opened the Empire celebrations with a…
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Football. Australian Rules. Catholic Primary Schools
The following is the draw for to-day's matches:— St. Joseph's, Newtown, v St. Augustine's, Balmain East, on Wentworth Oval, at 3.30 p.m; St. Joseph's, Balmain West, v Sacred Heart, Darlinghurst, on…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Yesterday,s Rugby Football. Great Public Schools' Competition. First Grade
King's School defeated Sydney Church of England Grammar School, at Parramatta, by 26 points to nil. Newington College defeated Sydney High…
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Sir Harry Rawson will arrive at the School at noon, and will be received by a guard of honor of the school cadets. Among the guests will be Mr. Carruthers, Sir Francis Suttor, several…
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Young Australia helped to swell the patriotic wave at the Town-hall last evening by singing once more the songs of praise of Motherland. Twelve hundred prettily-attired children,…
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"How are you, Barnos-y," said a Fortstreet schoolboy to one of the morry middles of the Matsushima, who attended the Empire Day function at Fort-street Superior Public…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Empire Day. Loyal Message to the King. Patriotic Demonstrations in the State. Great Public Schools Festivals. Some Imposing Ceremonials. Greetings From Australian Women. London, May 24
Janet Lady Clarke has conveyed to the Earl of Meath the greetings of the Australian Women's National League on Empire The "Standard" publishes cables from…
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The following is the draw for this afternoon (all matches to start at 3.30):— A Division.—Mo[?]man v P[?]mont, For[?]-street [?] Waverley, Petersham a bye…
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Mr. J. H. Malden (director of the Botanic Gardens) struck a new note in connection with Empire Day at the Girls' High School yesterday. With the aid of flowers, drawings,…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Glebe Schools. Speech by the Chief Secretary
The Chief Secretary, Mr. J. A. H[?]gue, who is the Parliamentary representative for the Glebe, accompanied the Mayor of the district (Alderman P. Lucas) and the local aldermen…
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After leaving the Cleveland-street School Sir Harry Rawson and party drove over to the Darlington Superior Public School, where, in the presence of a large and enthusiastic…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Cleveland-street School. Visit by the Governor
After leaving the Woollahra Public School, his Excellency Sir Harry Rawson, accompanied by Miss Rawson, Mr. Harrison Smith, and Captain L. Wilson, drove in a motor car to the…
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The principal Public schools in the district held patriotic demonstrations, at which much local enthusiam was manifested. At St. Leonards Superior Public School there was a…
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Among the other schools that celebrated the occasion yesterday mention may be made of the following:--Cleveland-street School; Public School, Coogee; Superior Public…
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The glorious traditions of the Empire on which the sun never sets were well brought out at the celebrations by the public school children yesterday. Patriotic speeches by…
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The Empire Day celebration at the North Newtown Public School passed off very successfully. Addresses were given toy the chairman (Mr. H. Parkinson), Professor Harper…
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At the Forest Lodge Superior Public School the pupils were taken into school and impressed with the importance of the day. Each child was given a badge, supplied by the Mayor…
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The Ultimo Public School, Murray-street, Pyrmont, was gaily decorated with bunting yesterday to celebrate Empire Day. Patriotic songs were sung by the children, and…
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Empire Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm at Pyrmont Superior Public School. The buildings were gaily decorated with bunting. The chair, was taken by Mr. J…
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The celebration of Empire Day at the West Marrickville Superior Public School was presided over by Mr. J. P. Jackson, chairman of the local school board. After an address by…
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