The Churches Last Night's Services
Special watch night services in connection with the New Year were held at several of the churches in Bathurst last night…
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Churches, 1895
262 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 1 of 14
A Baptist Church Nearly Consumed. Who Started' It, a Question. Sydney, Thursday night
The Liechhardt Baptist Church was nearly burnt down on Sunday. After the church was opened a portion was found to bs afire. It is supposed to be…
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The Leichhardt Baptist Church, situated in Hill-street, Leichhardt, had a narrow escape from being burnt down late on Saturday evening, owing,…
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St. Petor's' Anglican Church and parsonage at Broken Hill have been sold by auction under mortgage held by the Bank of N.S. Wales…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—St. Peter's A[?]dican Church and Parsonage, at Broken Hill, have been sold at auction, under a mortgage held by the Bank of New South Wales…
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The Bishop of Bathurst, Rt. Rev. Dr. Camidge, preached at All Saints Cathedral yesterday morning to a large congregation. His Lordship took as his text…
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Lord Randolph Churchill is improving in health, though he still is suffering from paralysis…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Molong Wesleyan Church. Quarterly Meeting
The quarterly meeting of the Wesleyan Church was held on Wednesday last in the Molong Church. The attendance of officials was not large, and the meeting was presided…
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1. Fall or slide into the pew nearest the aisle. Stay there. Do not sit erect, but lop. 2. Do not rise during the singing of the…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →The Federal Conference. Mr. Reid's Little Mission of Chameleonism
Mr. Reid's next move is literally in the direction of Hobart. He goes there to talk on Federation when, ne doubt, he will be as fluent, as a waterspout after the…
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To a large congregation at the Wesleyan Church last night the Rev. C. E. James delivered a sermon entitled 'The Golden Calf.' The preacher chose…
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1. Fall or slide into the pew nearest the aisle. Stay there. Do not sit erect, bat loll. 2. Do not rise during the singing of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Evangelistic Mission. Addresses by Mr. Charles F. Reeves
On Saturday night and Sunday, Mr. Charles F. Reeve conducted successful mission services at the Evangelistic' Mission Hall, George-street, Bathurst…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →To-day's Telegrams. Sydney, Tuesday. Primitive Methodist Conference
The Primitive Methodist Conference continued in Albion-strcet Church yesterday, a public jubilee meeting being held in Pitt-street Congregational Church in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Is Payment of Members Legal. Here & There Truly Rural. The Troubles in Newcastle. A Railway's Traffic Dropped Dead. A Block of Buildings Destroyed. Lord Brassey Wants £7,000. Presentation to Misses A. and G. Gregory. The German Empire. Mr. Charles Reeves' Mission. As Great a Boon as the Rain. A Military Scandal. Mr. Slattery Has Been Briefed to Show That It Is Not. Australian Hardwood Blocks. The new Tower Bridge, London, is paved with Australian hardwood blocks. After the conference of Premiers, Mr. Reid will ruralise for a week in Tasmania, returning to Sydney by 9th prox
The Wickham and Bullock Island Coal Company have given their miners 14 days' notice of reductions assimilated to the rates at the Hetton colloety, A witness before the sectional Works Committee at Jerilderie last weak said that the proposed railway to Berrigan would carry the wheat yield of 40,000a. Gertrude Hamilton, a young married woman, from Wyalong, dropped dead in the Registrar-General's Office on Saturday, while she was registering the birth A fine block of four two-storey shops and dwellings at Rochester, Victoria, were almost completely gutted on Saturday. The damage is estimated at The reduction of the salary of the Governor of Victoria from £10,000 to to £5000 is likely to cause complications, as Lord Brassey understood from His Worship the Mayor has forwarded two neat gold medals (maltese cross) to the Misses A. and G. Gregory from the Bathurst Cricketers for their efficient A German picnic was held at Fern Bay on Saturday in remembrance of the foundation of the German Empire on 18th January, 1871. The various In the report of Mr. Charles Reeves address on India on Sunday afternoon, North America was inadvertently inserted for South America, and 7600 in Messrs. Clements and McCarthy have held a most successful sale of drapery, &c., during the last few days at the Skating Rink, over 1100 lots being A nice scandal is reported in military circles in Sydney. It is stated that a well known young lady called on the commandant last week and lodged a…
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On Tuesday evening last a public meeting, with a social, was held in connection with tho Milltown Wesleyan Church, and was in every way successful…
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Lord Randolph Churchill is dead…
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Lord Randolph Churchill died this morning…
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The Bishop of Bathurst, the Right Rev. Dr. Camidge, preached at All Saints Cathedral yesterday morning. He chose as his text—Revelations, 22nd…
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Lord Randolph Churchill was in a comatose state for 36 hours before he died. His end was peaceful, and the members of his family were all gathered…
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