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Schools, 1910

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Schools Competition

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 20 June 1910 · page 7

North Annandale heat Rozelle, at Cohen Park, by 5 to nil…

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School Flag Unfurled

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 20 June 1910 · page 10

Mr. Hogue, Minister for Education, and Mrs. Hogue visited the Newport Public School on Saturday afternoon, and Mrs. Hogue unfuried the flag which the school has received from…

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University School of Economics and Commerce

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 20 June 1910 · page 11

S.J.H. writes:— Tour remarks as to the needs of the new School of Economics and Commerce are worthy of consideration, as the creation of scholarships by private…

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Ruin in Hungary. Over a Thousand People Drowned. School Children Sweet Away. London, June 18

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 20 June 1910 · page 9

The Vienna, correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" reports that over 1000 people were killed in the floods in Hungary. The loss of life was particularly heavy at…

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Penrith Public School

The Star · Monday 20 June 1910 · page 4

The people of Penrith consider that there is need for the erection of new schools, to replace the present old and unsuitable buildings. Efforts have been made in the past…

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Our System of Education. Religion in State Schools. Selfishness Must Be Discouraged

The Star · Tuesday 21 June 1910 · page 3

"In the outline of my economic creed, I regard the question of education as of primary important in the formulation of a national policy," declared Dr. H. J. Jenson,…

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The Schools. the Supply of Teachers

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 22 June 1910 · page 6

The Department of Public Instruction, owing to an abnormal amount of sickness among the teachers, is finding considerable difficulty in making ends meet as far as staffing the schools is concerned. Something…

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The Schools. "Redlands," Neutral, Bay

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 22 June 1910 · page 14

The annual prize distribution in connection with Redlands," Neutral Bay. was held at the Mosman Town Hall on Monday evening, when the Japanese operetta "Princess Ju-Ju" was rendered by the pupils…

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Teachers' Grievances. to the Editor of the Herald

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 22 June 1910 · page 10

Sir,—Teachers reading the statement of the Minister for Public Instruction were under the impression that all the teachers in charge of small schools were to receive…

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The Schools. Lithgow

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 22 June 1910 · page 11

Mr. J. Culey, first assistant at the Lithgow district school, has been appointed to take charge of the school at Howlong, in the Albury district…

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Schools of Arts. West Wyalong

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 22 June 1910 · page 11

At the monthly meeting of the West Wyalong School of Arts the report showed that marked progress had been made during the past year…

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Winter School for Farmers

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 22 June 1910 · page 7

RICHMOND.—The fifth winter school for farmers was opened at the Hawkesbury Agricultural College on Monday, when the prinicpal gave an opening address, to 110 farmers…

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Schools Competition

Sydney Sportsman · Wednesday 22 June 1910 · page 7

Fort-street and Petersham met last Friday fur the third time this season, and Petersham once again demonstrated their superiority…

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Women Teachers' Club

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 22 June 1910 · page 6

The Women Teachers' Club will hold its monthly social evening on Saturday. Non-members may attend, provided they accompany a member. The club is proving both popular and useful, and at a function held…

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C. of E. Grammar School

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 22 June 1910 · page 6

Mr. C. H. Hedges has been compelled, owing to ill-health, to resign the head mastership of the Sydney C. of E. Grammar School, which [?]e has held with marked success during the last nine and a half years. At the…

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Baseball. Public School Field Day

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 22 June 1910 · page 13

A movement is on foot to celebrate the establishment of school baseball, by holding a field day on July' 2[?]. The matter has been discussed by members of the school committee, and the proposal will be dealt with finally…

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At King's School

Australian Town and Country Journal · Wednesday 22 June 1910 · page 58

Their Excellencies The Governor and Lady Chelmsford visited Parramatta on June 15 for the purpose of presenting the prizes to the successful students at the King's School. A…

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St. Fiacre's School, Leichhardt

The Catholic Press · Thursday 23 June 1910 · page 25

Mother Baptista, Mother-General of the Order of the Sisters of St. Joseph, paid her first official visit to St. Fiacre's School, Leichhardt, on Thursday afternoon last…

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The Tempe Bazaar. In Aid of the New School Fund

The Catholic Press · Thursday 23 June 1910 · page 36

In SS. Peter ami Paul's Schoolroom, Temple, it week's bazaar was commenced last Saturday afternoon in aid of the new school fund. The ladies of the district had for many…

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Dresscutting School

The Catholic Press · Thursday 23 June 1910 · page 39

The latest, quickest and most easy and perfect fitting measurement system in the art of dressentting and dressmaking in taught by Miss Mann, at her rooms, 16 Ewquitable…

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