Methodist Debating Society
At the weekly meeting on Wednesday, the debate on the advisability of the Council taking over the gas works was postponed to 15th instant. The evening was devoted…
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Churches, 1904
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Religious. Methodist Church
Special services were conducted in the Grafton Methodist Church on Sunday last, to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the opening of the Sunday school. The church…
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At the conference last week the Supernumerary Ministers Fund caused a discussion that extended over several' days. After numerous amendments had been moved, the…
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Parents of the present day make a great mistake when they insist on their childrenattending church three times on a 'Syndajv and perhaps…
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The Harvest Thanksgiving services were continued at the Baptist Church on Sunday last, when Hov. Archer Harris preached: appropriate discourses. There were…
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THE Methodist Church in Maclean celebrated its Trust Anniversary on Sunday and Monday last. The Rev. C. McClelland Barker, of Brushgrove, preached to full congregations on Sunday;…
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It has been decided that this interesting function will extend from Sunday, 13th November, till Sunday, 20th, both days inclusive concluding with a special choral…
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The conference appointed a committee to prepare addresses to the British Wesleyan and other Methodist Conferences. The deferred discussion on the proposal…
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The Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland are educating a young native Ka[?]ir for mission work in South Africa. He is at present studying theology under their…
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There wus a large attendance at Wednesday's meeting, Mr. P.R. Webb in the chair. The business of the evening was "Manuscript Journal." and a member of…
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Cathedral 8 (H.C.) 11 and 7,80' carr's Creek [?]—The Archdeacom; Alumny Creek 3. German Church 7.30—Rev. R. W. Stockdale…
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Many remarkable ceremonies are conducted in different parts of the British Isles, as tenure by which estates are held, but few are so peculiarly quaint as that which used to…
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A large number of alterations and amendments in the various clauses of the book of rules, which had the object of bringing the whole practice and polity…
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'Why don't people have more children.?" threatens to become as perplexing a question as "Why don't men go to church'?" Representatives of the churches are…
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" Should the Grafton Gas Works be taken over by the Council ?" formed the subject of debate at the usual weekly meeeing of the above society…
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At last meeting on Wednesday, Mr. Schoe presided, and there was a good attendance. Mr. J. A. Hedberg. Preinier, introduced the debate "Should the Council take…
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Sir.--Mr. Ashton is on tour along the Northern Rivers delivering an address on the sins of the Government and making known the virtues of the Opposition,…
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The Archdencon delivered the last of his series of sermons at the Cathedral last evening, the subject, being "Death." The Bishop of the…
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SIR,--In your last issue "Truth's" remarks under the above heading command the attention of every elector in the district, for it is an established rule…
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Sir,--To my way of thinking a letter signed under a nom de plume should receive the same treatment as is generally meted out to one of on…
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