| Record Number |
19736 |
| Location |
Ebenezer Dash Archive Box 1 bookstack |
| Title |
Ebenezer Dash archive: Item 1a. Original loose items from Ebenezer Dash's book of newspaper clippings and documents 1904-1925 / compiled by Ebenezer Dash. |
| Collation |
7 items in archival envelope |
| General Note |
Copy of these items included with item 3, except for sepia toned photograph of Burwood ancient and modern buildings, 1913, accessible at State Library NSW, see link below. |
| Items transferred from Dash family members to NSWTF 12.3.2019. |
| Ebenezer Dash was the second President of the NSW Public School Teachers Federation, 1920-1022, 1924. |
| Contents Note |
Sepia toned photograph Burwood Public School ancient and modern school buildings, 1913. |
| Australian State Teachers Federation Annual Conference Town Hall Melbourne April 1922 agenda paper. |
| Newspaper clipping: Flag and children - The Sun, 10.5.1921. |
| Newspaper clipping: Minister and teachers - Sydney Morning Herald 8.2.1920? |
| Unfair attitude: Mr. Mutch [Minister for Education] on teachers - The Sun, 16.3.1921? |
| Article from Public Instruction Gazette 28.9.1906, p. 199 - 200: West Leichardt School Garden [praise for]. Garden supervised by Mr. Dash. Report from Mr. Principal Senior-Inspector Cooper [possible Inspector Cooper after whom the Federation originally named the Federation Library, Cooper Library, to acknowledge the donation of his personal library as foundation collection]. |
| Original typed letter to President NSWPSTF, from Secretary to H.R.H. the Prince of Wales 23.6.1920 - thanks for loyal address of welcome by the President and Members of the NSWPSTF. Wishes for "increasing influence and welfare to all the teachers of the State". At top of letter has Welsh feathers in red with motto "Ich dien" (I serve), the heraldic badge of the Prince of Wales. 2 pages. |
| Subject |
New South Wales Teachers Federation -- History |
| Added Corporate Name |
Dash, Ebenezer |
| Internet Site |
Burwood Public School 1913 photograph at State Library NSW |
