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Schools, 1919

2,250 stories in Sydney's papers · page 49 of 113

The Diggers Reward "Murderous" Soldiers School Committee's Standpoint MELBOURNE

The Sun · Friday 13 June 1919 · page 5

"Seeing that the career of the soldier is a murderous one, and one which is against the teachings of Christ, we the school committee of Wesleydale…

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"Two-up" School at Bondi. Game Among the Sand Hills. Number of Fines Imposed

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 13 June 1919 · page 5

Most of the persons implicated in the raid upon the "two-up" school at Bondl on Sunday. June 8, were dealt with at the Paddington Police Court yesterday morning by Mr. Adrian, S M…

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Schools and Teachers

Evening News · Saturday 14 June 1919 · page 4

This column appears regularly in Saturday's Evening News." Teachers are invited to use it for the publication of news and views. SOLDIERS' CLASSES To cater for members of the A.I.F…

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Schools to Close for Brief Period From Monday. Teachers Required for Depots

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 14 June 1919 · page 10

Owing to the extended spread of the mild form of Influenza and the shortage of trained nursing assistance, the Government has decided to cull upon the teaching staffs of the State…

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Scholars' Examination, Aug. 13 First of Series of Seven—" Hints for Candidates" (Unofficial.) L.—blind Bartimaeus. (Mark 10:46-52.)

The Methodist · Saturday 14 June 1919 · page 5

AT would not be memorise the lesson portion in this instance, but in any case, learn the last two verses…

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School Teasers Effects of Classification

Evening News · Saturday 14 June 1919 · page 2

At a meeting of the Federal Council of the school Teachers Association, held this morning, at the Boardroom, [?] Pitt-street, city. Mr. A. G. Cilchrist reported…

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Public Schools Football C.B.C. v. Fort-street High School

Evening News · Saturday 14 June 1919 · page 2

The First Grade teams from the Chistian Brother's Collage (Weverlay) and Fort-street High met at Petersham Oval on Thursday. Neither team was fully…

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Teachers and the New Order

Evening News · Saturday 14 June 1919 · page 4

"For[?]" writes:— The replies to question put by "Prospective IB in your columns of 7th instant, should be anxiously awaited by the…

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"The School for Scandal."

The World's News · Saturday 14 June 1919 · page 5

AT the Sydney Theatre Royal, playgoer are receiving a fine lesson as to the acting ability of a sound "stock" dramatic company. The policy of weekly changes has in no degree…

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Thomas : The Doubter Convinced. Sunday School Lesson for Sunday, June 22, 1919. (John 20:19-29) Golden Text: John 20:29

The Methodist · Saturday 14 June 1919 · page 15

THOMAS, most probably the twin brother of Matthew, was an illustration of how brothers can differ…

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The Teachers' Book-Shelf

The Methodist · Saturday 14 June 1919 · page 16

Mr. H. P. Willcock, M.A., Superintendent, of Teacher Training, was asked to supply a list that would represent the beginning of a Sunday School Teacher's…

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The Absentee Peril. The Influenza Epidemic has ravaged our Schools. This special article should be read with closest attention

The Methodist · Saturday 14 June 1919 · page 5

EISCALL that the first of the problems of left over for discussion from last year's article on "Sunday School…

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Schools to Close. From

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 14 June 1919 · page 13

Owing to the extended spread of the mild form of influenza and the shortage of trained nursing assistnnce, through various causes, the Government has…

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Royal.—"the School for Scandal."

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 14 June 1919 · page 14

Sheridan's brilliant comedy, "The School for Scandal," will be revived both afternoon and evening to-day at the Theatre Royal under Mr. Allan Wilkie's direction. The new cast for this interesting…

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School of Arts for Bexley

The St George Call · Saturday 14 June 1919 · page 3

Despite the heavy rain on Tuesday, June 3, a very big audience attended the Parish Hall, Bexley. The Mayor (Ald. W. F. Brown) occupied the chair…

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The Australia Open for Inspection School Children Welcome

The Sun · Saturday 14 June 1919 · page 5

The following message has been received from the commander in charge of H.M.A.S. Australia (Commodore Dumaresq):--…

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The Mace School a Little Side Line

Smith's Weekly · Saturday 14 June 1919 · page 7

When Jem Mace, ex-champion of the world, toured New Zealand for business reasons after a not too successful attempt to run the V.R.C…

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Plays and Players. "The School for Scandal."

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 14 June 1919 · page 8

From the french-polished melodrama of Wilson Barrett's "The Sign of the Cross" Mr. Allan Wl[?]kie this afternoon at the Theatre Royal will pass to the scintiallating humors of…

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Not Wanted. Soldier's Photograph in School. Committee's Extraordinary Action

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 14 June 1919 · page 12

GEELONG. Friday.--The committee of the Wensleydale Slate School to-day refused an application made to hang a photograph of a former scholar, who is now a returned soldier,…

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