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THE CHURCHES.
Of the churches of the Australian Commonwealth the Church of England, as will be seen from a table given below, has by fir the largest number of ad[?]erents. According to estimates from official sources ...
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MUSIC.
The progress of music in Australia obviously depends chiefly upon the influences which have moulded that art in Europe, and above all in England. No doubt during the first half-century of ...
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THE AUSTRALIAN CAPITALS.
Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, was [?] called after Viscount Sydney, who was Secretary for the Colonies when the settlement was made in 1788. It was impossible, owing to the conformation of the ...
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PHILANTHROPIC.
Though the general condition of affairs in Australia has been prosperous, there are numerous cases in which public charity has to be extended, and the varions colonias were never backward in making ...
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EDUCATION.
All the States of the Commonwealth have a State System of Education, which is secular and compulsory. Throughout Australia education has been a burning political question, but every colony has ...
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DRAMA.
A history of the Australian drama must be more o[?] les[?] taken for granted, inasmuch as that drams consists of the glorio[?]s heritage of the immortal works of the English stage, with a surplusage of modern ...
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ART.
In endeavouring to estimate the position occupied by Art in Australia at the dawn of the twentieth century the necessary retrospect cannot be extended to the early years of colonial history. These were ...
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