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Schools, 1913

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New Schools

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 8 April 1913 · page 5

The Minister for Education has decided to establish schools at Windfold, near Manilla; at Bandlgo, near Narrandern, at Clerkness, near Bundarra; at Mistletoe Farm, near…

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Teachers' Grievances. Higher Pay Wanted. Marriage Allowances

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 8 April 1913 · page 8

About a dozen members of the Teachers' Union, a body that is affiliated with the Trades and Labour Council, waited on the Minister for Education (Mr. Carmichael)…

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Teachers' Discontent. Deputation to Mr. Carmichael Six Guinea Costumes

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 8 April 1913 · page 8

While most people were having their evening meal last night the Minister for Public Instruction and Labor was receiving a deputation from the Teachers' Union. Mr. Carmichael, in…

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The Schools. the Teacher's Ideal

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 9 April 1913 · page 18

Inspector Fraser assumed duty in Sydney on April 1. On April 7 he gave an address to the teachers of his flow district on "Ideals," but it was not entirely a new broom, for some of…

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Birds at School

Sydney Mail · Wednesday 9 April 1913 · page 48

DONALD CLUNY, Dudauman, is keenly interested in birds. In the course of a letter to the editor he says:—At our school we have bablers, twelve apostles, magpies, peewees, rosellas,…

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Schools

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 9 April 1913 · page 17

The High School boys are now equipped with sticks, and have commenced practice. They are under the tutirage of Mr. Childs, and should soon have a good grasp of the game. The…

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The Teacher's Honesty

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 9 April 1913 · page 18

For many years country teachers have protested against a regulation which they claimed reflected seriously upon their honor In small country schools, where pupils frequently have…

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Training for the Land-- Colac (Vic) Agricultural High School

Australian Town and Country Journal · Wednesday 9 April 1913 · page 35

With agricultural colleges established in various parts of the State, a chair of agriculture at the Sydney University, the Hurlstone High School for agricultural students,…

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A Pretty School Drama

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 10 April 1913 · page 15

In "The Beggar Woman, or Katrina's Dream" (Washbourne, per E. J. Dwyer), Alwyn Compton has succeeded in working up the sordid materials of poverty, small…

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Rural Camp Schools for City Boys

Evening News · Thursday 10 April 1913 · page 5

The Department of [?] has decided to [?] rural cain school at [?] of the famous Hawkesbury Valley…

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A Schoolboy's Death. Leg Cut Off by Train

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 10 April 1913 · page 9

Charles Woodcock, 14, of Eastwood, was on his way to the Superior Public School, Burwood, yesterday morning, when he met with an accident resulting in death…

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Rural Camp Schools

The Sun · Thursday 10 April 1913 · page 12

The Department of Public Instruction has decided, to establish the next term of the Rural Camp School at Richmond. On April 23 the first session will go into camp and…

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Fever in the Country. Result of Epidemics. Meagre School Attendance

The Sun · Thursday 10 April 1913 · page 1

In connection with the fever outbreak at Lismore the central health authorities point out that there seems to be no reason so far why the local municipal council cannot cope…

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Rural Camp School

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 10 April 1913 · page 6

Tho Department of Public Instruction has decided to establish the next term of the rural camp school at Richmond, in the centre of the famous Hawkesbury Valley. On April 23 the…

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Central Flying School

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 10 April 1913 · page 6

The Military Board is considering the duties of the proposed aviation instructional staff, and drawing up regulations. Provision was made in the last military order for the staff to provide…

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School Boy Killed. Railway Fatality at Eastwood

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 10 April 1913 · page 9

As the result of falling underneath a moving train at the Eastwood railway station yesterday afternoon, Charles Woodcock (14), lately residing with his parents in Balaclava-road, East-…

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200 Per Cent. Schoolboys' Ferry Fares. Aftermath of the Strike. Scholars' Free Steamer Suggested

Evening News · Friday 11 April 1913 · page 7

The aftermath of the ferry strike has extended even to the school children. Mr. Carmichael Minister for Labor and Industry, has received a letter from a parent pointing out the the…

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A Subsidised School Teacher

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 11 April 1913 · page 4

Goulburn is thinking of becoming a subsidised school teacher, and wishes a little information as to the qualifications necessary for the position…

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Church Schools and the Gubsidy

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 11 April 1913 · page 4

Temora -I have handed your application to the Department. Of course, you understand that the Department will not give any subsidy for…

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