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Sep 07, 2022 Karla Jul 30, 2022 kika3au Jul 30, 2022 kika3au May 26, 2022 Valerie May 20, 2022 Valerie May 20, 2022 Valerie May 20, 2022 Valerie May 12, 2022 State Library of New South Wales	FL10408040 1891 Monday June 1st. Nothing of importance to record. Tuesday 3 pupils 2nd. Ladies Sub Committee. Louisa Henson spoken to the Ladies advise that Miss Williams should take her to the Doctor for an order to some Hospital she is too sick to be admitted into this Institution. Wednesday 6 pupils 3rd. Miss Williams took Henson to the Doctor who could not send her to any other institution than Newington to which place she positively refused to go, she consequently left Miss Williams to go to an acquaintance in Waterloo Miss Williams brought Jessie Thompson a former inmate to be received. Mr. Cooper conducted evening service. Thursday 5 pupils 4th. Mr. Fletcher conducted evening service. Friday 8 pupils 5th. Mr. C. F. Garnsey conducted service. Ladies General Comittee Jessie Thompson & Ellen Teney admitted. Miss Garden engaged as Laundress on a months trial, Mrs. Everest finding the work too heavy for her. Saturday 7 pupils 6th. Teachers out for the afternon. Mrs. Everest left the Institution. Miss Garden arrived.	FL10408040 1891 Monday June 1st. Nothing of importance to record. Tuesday 3 pupils 2nd. Ladies Sub Committee. Louisa Hendon spoken o the Ladies advise that Mrs. Williams should take her to the Doctor for an order to some Hospital she is too sick to be admitted into this Institution. Wednesday 6 pupils 3rd. Mrs. Williams took Hendon to the Doctor who could not send her to any other institution than Newington to which place she positively refused to go, she consequently left Mrs. Williams to go to an acquaintance in Waterloo Mrs. Williams brought Jessie Thompson a former inmate to be received. Mr. Cooper conducted evening service. Thursday 5 pupils 4th. Mr. Fletcher conducted evening service. Friday 8 pupils 5th. Mr. C. F. Garnsey conducted service. Ladies General Comittee Jessie Thompson & Ellen Teney admitted. Mrs. Garden engaged as Laundress with months trial. Mrs. Everest finding the work too heavy for her. Saturday 7 pupils 6th. Teachers out for the afternon. Mrs. Everest left the Institution. Mrs. Garden arrived.

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