The Schools. Great Public School Cricket
The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 20 March 1907 · page 12
The fact that the glorious rains of last week, up to and including Saturday, would gladden "the Governor's heart, was of small moment to the country majority of G.P.S. boys, in comparison With the postpo[?]ent of…
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The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 20 March 1907 · page 12
Interest in public school cricket at present is central in the play-off between Petersham A and [?]leve[?] street A. Both sides are very keen, and merely want a fair field and no favor. The boys have paid a well…
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The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 20 March 1907 · page 12
The acute position of last week in connection with the great public schools cadets has to a large extent been modified, and partly as a result of Mr. Boards' vi[?]t to Melbourne, and the conference's proposed alterations in…
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The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 20 March 1907 · page 12
Several resolutions relating to the popularly believed extinct pupil teacher were carried sit the last meeting of the council of the Teachers' Association. Mr. Broome moved that pupil teachers who gain…
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The Catholic Press · Thursday 21 March 1907 · page 12
Though weather conditions were bad for St, Patrick's Day, and the original programme had to be considerably altered, the Schools Industrial Exhibition was opened…
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The Catholic Press · Thursday 21 March 1907 · page 26
His Eminence the Cardinal will bless and open Mount St. Mary's new convent and High School, at Forbes-street, Darlington, on Sunday, April 7, at 3 o' clock. The…
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Freeman's Journal · Thursday 21 March 1907 · page 21
After many centuries of betrayal and oppression, during which the very life-blood of the nation has been sapped, its lauds laid desolate, and its people dispersed to foreign…
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Watchman · Thursday 21 March 1907 · page 3
"I've been thinkin' it ower to mysel', Stephen, and I talkit to yir mither aboot it—[?]an' I dinna ken weel juist what to dae." It was Robert Wishart's voice; and he…
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The Australian Star · Thursday 21 March 1907 · page 6
Evelyn Nesbit, as artist's model and chorus girl is one summary description of the girl- wife now undergoing the torture of the rack in the witness chair (observes the New York…
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The Australian Star · Friday 22 March 1907 · page 5
Marlon Jane Beames, formerly M'Leod, petitioned Mr. Justice Simpson this afternoon for a divorce from Frederic Walter Beames, desertion being the ground relied…
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The Australian Star · Saturday 23 March 1907 · page 7
Marion Jane Beames, formerly M' Leod, petitioned Mr. Justice Simpson yesterday afternoon for a divorce from Frederic Walter Beames, desertion being the ground relied…
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The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 23 March 1907 · page 14
Consequent upon the transfer of Mr. George Thorne, headmaster of Newcastle South Public School, to the Darlington (Sydney) Superior Public School, Mr. Henery, master of Wallsend…
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Evening News · Saturday 23 March 1907 · page 7
The annual championship swimming carnival In connection with the Public Schools Amateur Athletic Association was held in the Drummoyne Baths this afternoon. There was a…
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The World's News · Saturday 23 March 1907 · page 6
This amusing schoolboy's essay on the kangaroo is given in "Travels in West Australia":—"The kangroo is a quadruped, but two of his feet is only hands. He is closely related to the…
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The World's News · Saturday 23 March 1907 · page 31
The hearts of all the schoolboys in all the world will go out to the magistrate at the West London Police Court, who recently imposed a fine of £2 with two guineas costs on Henry John…
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The World's News · Saturday 23 March 1907 · page 13
One man, a teacher who was in San Francisco at the time of the disaster in that city, went to Jamaica and entered into partnership at a good private school at Kingston, when, by another…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 23 March 1907 · page 14
The biggest swimming event of the year in connection with the Public Schools is the P.S.A.A.A. annual carnival. Every sehool sends its picked swim mers, and the competition for the various ago…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 23 March 1907 · page 13
A meeting to consider the boat means of establishing a school of domestic econom[?] and sclence was hold at the Town Hall yesterday, by the National Council of…
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The Methodist · Saturday 23 March 1907 · page 4
Golden Text.—"The Lord knoweth them that are his."—2 Tim. 2:19. There are many methods of making the Review Lesson very interesting. But if care be not taken,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Health Matters Up-to-date Ideas "To wilful men the injuries that they themselves procure must be their schoolmasters." SHAKESPEARE
The Australian Star · Saturday 23 March 1907 · page 10
DEEP BREATHING It is quite possible for deep breathing to be overdone, particularly by persons with weak hearts, and it is at least open to question…
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