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Sydney · Schools

Schools, 1925

4,313 stories in Sydney's papers · page 75 of 216

Teachers' Federation

Nepean Times · Saturday 23 May 1925 · page 2

The regular monthly meeting of the Penrith branch of the Teachers' Federation will be held at the School on Thursday, 4th June, at 7.45 p.m. The…

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State Schools "Only Safe Rock" Minister in Defence

Evening News · Saturday 23 May 1925 · page 2

The remarks of Dr. Schechan, Co-adjuster of Sydney, before the Catholic Education Association, reported in Thursday's "News" was…

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45 Miles an Hour. Past a School

Evening News · Saturday 23 May 1925 · page 2

[?] have ridden his motor [?] 45 miles an hour [?] School on May 6. William R. [?] was [?]…

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Empire Day Sunday Services Schools on

Evening News · Saturday 23 May 1925 · page 6

Empire Day this year falls on Sunday, when many special church's services will be held. The patriotic demonstrations throughout the…

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School Dairy. How the Masai Boys Pay Their Fees

The World's News · Saturday 23 May 1925 · page 44

The Masai are an African tribe who lived in the colony we call Kenya before the British went there. They were a people whose wealth was in…

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For Preachers and Teachers Optimism and Methodism

The Methodist · Saturday 23 May 1925 · page 2

Those who have lived a generation have experience of an era of optimism. The new age was at hand, frontier posts were to be overthrown, and men would brothers be the wide world o'er. A…

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Circuit Notes WARATAH.—New School Hall

The Methodist · Saturday 23 May 1925 · page 11

Pardonable pride swelled the hearts of the Waratah Methodists, who gathered, in spite of the wet, on Saturday last, 2nd May, to witness the…

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At Fivedock. School Celebration

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 23 May 1925 · page 14

Empire Day colebrations at Fivedock Public School yesterday were marked also by the dedication of a garden in memory of the late Mr. William Arthur Camboura, who was for…

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Trinity Grammar School

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 23 May 1925 · page 17

Appreciating the growth and progress of Trinity Grammer School, founded 11 years ago by the Church of England in Dulwich Hill, and in view of its future occupation of…

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School Holidays. Glen Innes

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 23 May 1925 · page 16

Teachers throughout the district indignantly protest against the decision of the Education Department to defer the midwinter holidays, due at the end of June, to a date a…

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Starved Teachers

The Labor Daily · Saturday 23 May 1925 · page 4

Sir.-- A married male teacher, I am working for Mr. Bruntnell at the overpowering wage of £896 a fortnight. Out of that I have to pay rent…

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Teachers Confer Roman Catholic Aims Interesting Papers

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 23 May 1925 · page 19

The Catholic Education Association's conference was continued yesterday, when several discussions of value were held. Brother Hanrahan, of Waverley…

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My School Kogarah Domestic Science

Sunday Times · Sunday 24 May 1925 · page 2

I attend the Kogarah Domestic Science School. As you approach it from Kogarah Station it looks very stately and commanding, and cold. Yet when…

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Jack Harkaway After Schooldays the Story to Date

Sunday Times · Sunday 24 May 1925 · page 2

Jack and his friend, Dick Harvey go to sea on a sailing vessel. On board they meet Captain Cuttle and a boy called Wren. Later they find that Hunston, a school enemy, has…

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Elf of the School the Story So Far

Sunday Times · Sunday 24 May 1925 · page 3

Elizabeth Harding, the school favourite and head girl of Garrit House, receives a disturbing letter from her family, in which she learns that her mother is going abroad for the…

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New School

Sunday Times · Sunday 24 May 1925 · page 7

Mr. Bruntnell, Minister of Education, opened a new public school at Abbotsford yesterday afternoon…

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Perverts Filthy Letters to Molong Schoolgirl "Lorna Harris" Relates the "Good Times" She Enioved While in Sydney Robert Ferguson Served Behind the Club's Bar and Now He'll Serve Behind the Bars at Long Bay

Truth · Sunday 24 May 1925 · page 13

ROBERT FERGUSON was steward and caretaker of one of the most fashionable and exclusive tennis clubs in Neutral Bay, and to all appearances he was a most respectable middle-aged man, married, and with a charming wife. HE was trusted and liked by the members of the club, and coming in contact daily with the lady members he never…

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"It's a Lie"? Bruntnell and Schools "Attacks by Prelates"

The Sun · Sunday 24 May 1925 · page 2

Ordinarily the atmosphere at this opening of a new school is one of unbroken serenity, but Mr. Bruntnell had some Indignant remarks to make…

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