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Oct 06, 2022 ros Oct 04, 2022 logiebear May 12, 2022 State Library of New South Wales	FL10408341 1898 Tuesday 15th Ladies Sub Committee Louisa Wonnicott very rude to the Ladies refused to remain in this Institution and refused to work, the Ladies recommended that her Mother be sent for. Miss Williams who is far from well suffering from Influenza promised to go to her Mother at once, one of her Sisters sent by the Mother took Louisa home. Mary Pickett gone as general servant to Mrs Laycock on a station beyond Cootamundra at 8/ per week. Miss Williams had no journal to be read as she had been sick during the last week, the Matron's Requisition book was signed. 12 pupils Wednesday 16th Mrs Cottee visited and requested the Matron to inform Mrs Goodlet she would not be able to attend the Institution regularly as she is away too far from Sydney and will not be settled at home for the next twelve months. 12 pupils Thursday 17th Ethel Conway left this Institution for Service with Mrs Purchase of Passamatta at 5/- per week. Mrs Brown sent a message to the Matron saying she is anxious to take Louisa Engles into her Service again. The Teacher gone for a holiday.	FL10408341 1898 Tuesday 15th Ladies Sub Committee Louisa Wonnicott very rude to the Ladies refused to remain in this Institution and refused to work, the Ladies recommended that her Mother be sent for. Miss Williams who is far from well suffering from Influenza promised to go to "her Mother at once, ond of her Sisters sent by the Moather took Louisa home. Mary Pickett gone as general servant to Mrs Laycock on a station beyond [[??]] at 8/ per week. Miss Williams had no journal to be read as she had been sick during the last week, the Matrons Requisition book was signed. Wednesday 16th 12 pupils Mrs Cottee visited and requested the "Matron to inform Mrs Goodlet she would not be able to attend the Institution regularly as she is away too far from Sydney and will not be settled at home for the next twelve months. Thursday 17th 12 pupils Ethel Conway left the Institution for service with Mrs Ruschase of Passamatta at 5/- per week. Mrs Brown sent a message to the Matron saying she is anxious to take Louisa Engler into her service again. The Teacher gone for a holiday.

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