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Schools, 1932

3,313 stories in Sydney's papers · page 47 of 166

The Great Public Schools' Crews Prepare for the Approaching Head of the River Contest

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 29 April 1932 · page 14

The St. Ignatius' College eight: J. Tully (bow), L. Anivitti, L. Elias, M. Beirne, M. Dekyvere, J. Bergin, L. Bynes, F. Cruise (stroke), and P. Sullivan (cox). St Joseph's College eight: J. Harley (bow), P. L. Hopkins, A. T. Monti, B. Cooper, W. J. Kelly, J. Dickie, T. Glynn, G. Elias (stroke), and J. McHugh (cox)…

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ROWING. Geat Public Schools' Regatta. Crews Training

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 29 April 1932 · page 16

Heats of the Great Public Schools' races are to be decided on the Parramatta River on Wednesday next, and the splendid weather conditions which have prevailed during the past week have enabled…

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Merrylands School of Arts

The Biz · Friday 29 April 1932 · page 5

The ladies' committee of Merrylands School of Arts held a social on Thursday evening. Mesdames H. Silverstone, Dubois, Wunderlich,…

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Mr., Churchill. Schoolday Polemics. Letters of Junius Junior

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 30 April 1932 · page 17

When Mr. Winston Churchill was at Harrow, Mr. Amery was one of the editors of the "Harrovian," says the London "Morning Post." The other evening, at the Newspaper Makers'…

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Great Public Schools' Rowing

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 30 April 1932 · page 16

The Newington College first fours: W. A. Beard (bow), W. R. Waterhouse, W. B. Williams, R. B. Stevens (stroke), and R. I. McKew (cox)…

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Boy Thieves Sentenced to Sunday School

The Sun · Saturday 30 April 1932 · page 5

Two schoolboys, aged 13 and 14 years who admitted that they had never attended Sunday School in their lives, were ordered to attend every…

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Gardening Notes Need for School of Horticulture

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 30 April 1932 · page 8

A correspondent recently asked me whether it was possible to obtain horticultural education in this State, and added that he had…

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The Talk of SYDNEY The Old School

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 30 April 1932 · page 4

THE fact that he attended Sydney High as long ago as the early 'eighties has not dimmed the love of Mr. R. T. McKay, Chief Harbor Trust…

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The Schoolboy Detective the Wash-basin Clue

The Sun · Sunday 1 May 1932 · page 2

THE much-discussed football mutch--Granges College versus Rammerford's--resulted in a brilliant win for. Granges team, making their total of…

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My School, No 6. Grenfell Girls' High School

The Sun · Sunday 1 May 1932 · page 2

IN the midst of the wheat industry, 280 miles west of Sydney, is Grenfell. It is at Grenfell High School that I have spent many happy times…

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All Schools' Race at Hargrave Park

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 2 May 1932 · page 12

Heat winners congratulating one another on Saturday: George Littlejohn (left), and H. F. Broadbent…

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AVIATION. All Schools Head of Air Race

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 2 May 1932 · page 10

The semi-finals of the all-schools head of the air race at Hargrave Park on Saturday resulted:— First heat: H. F. Broadbent (Hawkesbury…

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Thefts From Schools

The Sun · Monday 2 May 1932 · page 9

The Education Department has been harassed of late by finding public schools broken into and tools stolen…

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No Money for Bursaries Scholars' Payments Held Up

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 3 May 1932 · page 5

Though money was found over the Week-end to pay M's.L.A., the Government has not met the quarterly payments due to boys and girls who…

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The Great Public Schools in Training for To-morrow's Head of the River Contest

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 3 May 1932 · page 12

The King's School's second fours: L. L. Greenberg (bow), I. Hood, R. B. Sevil, I. Kelman (stroke), and J. Morell (cox). Sydney Church of England Grammar School's second fours: H. F. Weston (bow), J. W. Shaw, H. T. Thompson, R A. Swift (stroke), and R Cooper (cox)…

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Boys to Say What Football Code In Schools

The Sun · Tuesday 3 May 1932 · page 3

"Boys attending primary and high schools will be encouraged to cast votes nominating the code of football they desire to play," said the…

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Dairy Science Schools for 1932

The Labor Daily · Tuesday 3 May 1932 · page 7

In continuance of the policy of giving instruction to dairy produce factory employees, arrangements have been made by the Director of…

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Winding Up Trials School Rowers All Fit Head of River

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 3 May 1932 · page 3

FINAL trials have been made and discussed, and now eight Great Public School rowing camps are waiting for the big…

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Baddeley Hints at Clash Soon at Same Meeting Teacher Scorns "Lab. Army" Cessnock

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 3 May 1932 · page 1

"UNDER the present system a clash is inevitable," said the Minister for Labor…

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HOME and HOUSECRAFT Jumper for Your Schoolgirl

The World's News · Wednesday 4 May 1932 · page 14

THIS jumper will fit a girl of seven to eight years. Materials.—5oz. of 4-ply fingering in dark green and 2oz. in light green; one…

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