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Truancy
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Poverty and want of boots and clothing were given as
the causes in most cases for irregular attendance...
(Express, 31 July 1905, page 4c)
15 July 1884, page 6e,
13 April 1885, pages 4h-6f,
Advertiser,
15 July 1884, page 6b,
17 March 1885, page 4f,
13 and 20 April 1885, pages 6c and 4f,
1 August 1887, page 4f,
Express,
11 and 17 March 1885, pages 6c and 3b-3c,
13 April 1885, page 3g.
A meeting called to consider forming a Truant School is reported in the Express,
2 August 1887, page 3f,
Register,
1 November 1887, page 5h.
Also see Express,
3 July 1888, page 4a,
3 December 1889, page 3e,
Register,
8 June 1891, page 6c,
9 June 1892, page 4g,
Express,
8 June 1892, page 2d,
14 and 15 September 1897, pages 3g and 4a,
20 October 1897, page 2f,
Observer,
11 June 1892, page 36c,
18 September 1897, page 43b,
Register,
16 January 1893, page 4h,
14 and 15 September 1897, pages 7f and 7i,
6 April 1898, page 5a,
Advertiser,
29 October 1904, page 12h,
Register,
2 November 1904, page 4d,
21 January 1905, page 4h and
4 February 1905, page 5h,
13 March 1905, page 4c,
15 April 1905, page 7a,
2 May 1905, page 3f,
14 February 1906, page 6e,
17 July 1907, page 4d,
10 August 1907, page 15c,
Express,
22 March 1906, page 4e,
Advertiser,
13 June 1908, page 15f,
20 October 1911, page 9c and Place Names - Glanville.
"The Bad Old Days - When Truancy Was Rampant" is in the Express,
20 October 1911, page 2i.
