The Tent Mission
The United Tent Mission concluded its meetings on the Market Reserve on Wednesday evening, when the marquee was packed. A large number of down river…
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Churches, 1902
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How to Welcome a Church Dignitary
Cardinal Moran when he left Australia last left also a doubt as to whether he was coming back. His enemies said he wouldn't, that we had "mor' an'" enough of him, and…
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THE single meeting of creditors in the bankruptcy estate of the Rev. William Fenton James, chaplain of the Anglican Mission for Seamen at Stockton, and…
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A meeting of the local committee was held last evening, Rev.A. Fraser presiding. The following resolution was carried: "This committee of the Grafton Tent…
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SIR,—In your valuable journal there has been some interesting contributions with reference to unscriptural principles in the Church, and permit me to express a few remarks concerning the…
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In a church in Glasgow some time ago a baptism was to take place. The women, each carrying on infant, were ushered in from the vestry. A man rose from the body…
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Cardinal Moran, whose health appears improved by his trip, was presented with an address of welcome on the arrival of the R.M.S. Orontes at Adelaide. The address…
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Mr. Editor.—While cordially thanking you for publishing my former communication, kindly permit me again to make some explanatory remarks in your columns, with…
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No rational man or woman can gainsay the fact that the Tent Mission services in Lawrence have been most truly beneficial. Missioner Scurr was at his best, winning golden opinions from all…
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WE are informed that tho Rev. Dr. Cooper, Bishop of this Diocese, intends visiting tho Bellinger and Nambucca districts in July of next year, and will hold confirmation services…
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Mr. Editor.—I would like to point out to the Rev. Mr. M'Innes that the psalms sung in Presbyterian Churches are not the inspired psalms of the Bible; but uninspired…
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As a result of the Bishop's recent visitation of the Richmond, a new Parochial District, of Clunes and Eureka, has been established. The Rev. E. C. Knox, of…
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Mr. Editor.—The series of services on the Clarence closed on Tuesday at Lawrence; but the sacred influences will remain as "the leaven of righteousness," working in…
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Mr. Editor.—It will be admitted by those ol your readers who have an interest in this subject—and there are many—that it is now pretty well thrashed out; and that…
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SIR,—Allow me, through the columns of your valuable paper, to throw a little more information on this subject regarding some principles which are not according to scripture being introduced into the…
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The Rev. H. Jobson informs us that he has appointed Mr. T. A. Powell, jun., as Vicar's Warden; that Mr. J. E. Arnold has kindly undertaken the duties of hon. sec. of the Parochial…
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