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Schools, 1907

3,118 stories in Sydney's papers · page 51 of 156

Girls' Boarding School

The Sydney Wool and Stock Journal · Friday 17 May 1907 · page 11

Attention is directed to an advertisement in this issue relating to St. India's Grammer School, Mosuman, Miss Isbel Varnold, B.A., is the principal, and speicla attention is pait to…

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The Farmers' Winter School

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 17 May 1907 · page 8

The next winter school for farmers at Hawkesbury College will open on June 18 and close on July 6. It is open to all farmers and graziers or…

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The Rural Camp Schools

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 17 May 1907 · page 16

It would be interesting to near the views of some of our lenders on this subject. We hear what the masters have to say about it. Sidewinds waft…

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Winter School for Farmers

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 17 May 1907 · page 5

The winter school for farmers and their sons, inaugurated so successfully at the Hawkesbury Agricultural College last year, is to hold its second…

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Australian Rules. Public Schools Competition

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 17 May 1907 · page 10

The above competition will be conducted on Thursdays and Fridays, and will start on the 23rd inst. WOLLONGONG, Thursday. The Illawarra Rugby Union have arranged for a team…

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Catholic Primary Schools

The Australian Star · Friday 17 May 1907 · page 2

In the Catholic Primary Schools B Grade competition St. Francis' (Haymarket) met and defeated St. Mary's last Tuesday on the Hampden Oval by 6 points to nil. St…

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State School Pupils Decrease. Due to Roman Catholic Institutions

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 18 May 1907 · page 14

While there was a decrease of 5436 pupils attending the State schools in the year ended June 30 last, the attendance at schools outside the department increased by 5718. The…

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The University and the Public School Teachers. to the Editor

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 18 May 1907 · page 15

Sir.--In your issue of 15th instant, there is a letter from "W.B." regarding the above subject. Your correspondent, among other matters, states that "The reforms.... advocated by the W.P.A. wore taken up by the…

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Penrith School of Arts

Nepean Times · Saturday 18 May 1907 · page 6

The May meeting of the committee of the above was held on Friday night of last week, there being present—Messrs R C S Wilkinson (president,…

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Schools

Evening News · Saturday 18 May 1907 · page 7

King's School defeated High School by 10 points to nill at Parramatta. Bundock and Gardiner scored, and Hewitt converted in each case…

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Truancy in Schools

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 18 May 1907 · page 10

The Central Metropolitan Teachers' Association, which comprises the schools under Mr. H. Parkinson's inspectorate, held its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday…

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The Sunday School [This page is under the auspices of the Council of the Sunday School Department.] Preparation for the Work

The Methodist · Saturday 18 May 1907 · page 4

Preparation.—We know of no Christian service in which this is more necessary than in the all-important duty of a S.S. teacher. The failure of such work may largely be sot down to neglect at this point. The…

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Schoolboy Injured

The Australian Star · Saturday 18 May 1907 · page 7

A schoolboy of seven years of age, named Ernest Auchterlonle, who resides in Wilson-street, Surry Hills, was admitted to the Sydney Hospital by Dr. Paul yesterday,…

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Health Matters Up-to-date Ideas "To wilful men the injuries that they themselves procure must be their schoolmasters." Shakespeare. to Heal and Help

The Australian Star · Saturday 18 May 1907 · page 10

If troubled with sensitive, tender feet, on the them in hot alum water. It will give [?]diate relief. For nervous headache try lemon in a cup…

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Sidney University. the School of Engineering. P. N. Russell's Benefactions. What Becomes of the Graduates? X.

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 18 May 1907 · page 15

As has been indicated already, engineering became a branch of study in the University of Sydney in 1882, when the faculty of Science was first created. Originally it was a lectureship…

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Central Metropolitan Teachers' Association. the Question of Truancy

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 18 May 1907 · page 13

The Central Metropolitan Teachers' Association held its usual monthly meeting for discussion on educational subjects on Wednesday evening. A great part of the evening was taken…

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A Popular Teacher

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Saturday 18 May 1907 · page 4

On Monday-afternoon, Mr. Bownmaker, late first assistant teacher at the Parramatta District School, was greeted with quite a storm of clapping as he entered…

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Sports and Games. FOOTBALL. Great Public Schools' Premiership. T.K.S. v. Newington. A Great Match Results in a Draw. Fine Attacking by N.C.; Sound Defence by T.K.S.

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Saturday 18 May 1907 · page 5

The first of the annual matches be-tween Ne'tvington College and King's School football tennis-in tho All Schools' I Rugby Competition-was played on Wed- ] nesday afternoon at "Stnnnioro. A vory ! large number of ladies and gentlemen of j Parramatta accompanied tho Bluo-aud-…

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A New Music Teacher

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Saturday 18 May 1907 · page 4

Mr. Ben. Moss, a banjo players of high diploma, well known throughout the world as an exponent of the art, intends startling a class in Parramatta in…

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Winter School for Farmers

Sunday Times · Sunday 19 May 1907 · page 2

These courses have been especially designed to assist men on the land who desire to increase their technical knowledge of agriculture and live stock, and who…

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