Chinese Mission
The cause of the Chinese Mission was strongly commended to the people of Bathurst by Rev H M Trickett, organising secretary of the Chinese Mission Society, in…
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Churches, 1906
509 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 18 of 26
Church of England
A grand concert aid of the above, will be given to-morrow (Tuesday) night in Blackmore’s Hall, when the best talent in the district, as well…
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Services were conducted at the Catholic Church last Sunday morning and evening by the Rev. Father O’Keeffe, from Orange, a large…
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On Sunday last the - little Anglican Church at the Cano[?] was reopened after very extensive - repairs. On Saturday a picnic was held in aid of the…
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Rev H M Trickett, organising Secretary of the Chinese Mission Society, addressed a very good meeting, under the chairmanship of very Rev Dean Marriott, in All Saints…
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The annual banquet will he held in the Good Templars’ Hall to-morrow (Wednesday) afternoon. A gra[?] concert the same night at 8 p.m. in…
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The Methodist Church Anniversary services were held last Sunday, when the Rev. J. B. Penman preached morning and evening to large…
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The first session of the 14th Synod of the diocese of Sydney was opened this afternoon by his Grace the Primate. A communion service was…
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The General Assembly of the Presbyterian church of Australia met in St Stephens church. Phillip-street, to night. In addition to the delegates present there was a…
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Next Sunday the Rev. K. J. Thomas, of Molong. will preach at Sprng Terrace, Forest Reefs, and Millthorpe. Mr. Reld. Circuit Missionary, will…
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The ceremony of inducting the Rev. T. D. Evans to the charge of Bowonfels Presbyterian Church was carried out on Wednesday afternoon. The church, which had…
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At the Presbyterian Congress to-day the Rev. Jns. Gray, of Melbourne, referred to the deplorable religious conditions which existed in many paris…
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AN exceedingly interesting service took place in connection with the above Church at Manildra on Sunday afternoon last, when ten candidates were baptised in the…
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At St Stephens' Church on Sunday next the preacher at both services will be the Rev J Anderson Gardiner, B A, of Manly. In the morning his text will be " A Hebrew…
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In our report of the above in yesterday issue the names of Mesdames Capps and Williams, who presided at No. 1 table were accidentally omitted…
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A CORRESPONDENT writes:—An exceedingly interesting service in connect with the above church took place at Manildra on Sunday afternoon last when ten candidates…
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The Right Rev Dr Dunne, Bishop of Bathurst, leaves Ireland on his return journey, via America, next month…
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One hundred and' twenty ordained "ministers of the Church of England have signed the following address for presentation to the British Labor…
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The Rev. J. B. Penman informs us that the local preachers’ meeting will be held to-morrow (Wednesday) morning in the Parsonage, Springhill, and…
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On Monday afternoon the various workers at the recent banquet held an enjoyable picnic on the grounds of Mr. J. Warburton, Millthrope…
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