Trouble in China. Foreign Mission Destroyed
London, Saturday.—Very serious rioting, the outcome of a strong antiforeigh movement, is taking place at Changsha…
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Churches, 1910
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References in the Church
At the morning service Archdeacon Whyte said that he did not feel that it was a time to preach a sermon, he did not feel that he could do so, nor did he think…
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Committee—Mesdames Gardiner, Hotchkiss, Cox, and Stewart, Misses Stewart, Leonard, Gardiner, Layton, Messrs. H. Crispin, A. Englert, E. and A. Hotch…
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Miss E. M. Hamer, who has been in charge of the Ulgundahi Island Mission Station on the Lower Clarence, has been appointed to the Nymboida Station, and leaves…
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The Mothodist Show was well patronised on Thursday evening. The needlework and fine arts were much admired, while the refreshment stall was in great demand. The…
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Quite an important local event the Methodist Autumn Flower Show. The Secretary one of the most energetic workers to be found—his committee and lady…
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To some of us Whitefield's is interesting as the burial spot of Toplady, the auther of "Rock of Ages"; to others it simply perpetuates the evangelical work of George…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Correspondence. Geelong "Free Church Quarterly."
Mr. Editor.—In an "Examiner" of 5th ult., sent me I have noticed in your columns an article from the above magazine, with disparaging reference to my…
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The annual meeting in connection with the parochial district of South Clarence was held in the Parochial Hall, South Grafton, last evening. The Rev. L. Gabbott…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Australia will commence its sittings on Wednesday next and continue until Tuesday…
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The annual session of the State General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Australia opened yesterday, when the Rev. Robert Jackson, M.A.,…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The 43th annual session of the Presbyterian Churchs of N.S. Wales was opened in St. Stephen's Church yesterday. The Right Rev. Keith,…
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PERTH, Wednesday.—The Lieut.-Governor presided at a great meeting held yesterday to welcome Rev. John Ferguson, of St. Stephen's Church, Sydney…
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At a meeting of ladies held immediately after Mass last Sunday it was decided to hold the annual ball, which had been postponed owing to…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The business sessions of the Presbyterian State Assembly were continued at the Theological Hall. Rev. Kemp-Bruce presented a report…
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The parishes will soon be on the eve of electing for another year their responsible officers, and of these the most important of all are the churchwardens. Therefore,…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Another Easter Sunday. The Greek Church in Sydney. (For the "Examiner.")
Far down at the suburban end of Bourke-street, where Ridge-street crosses, stands a little stone; church unknown to most of the citizens of Sydney, but known and…
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An impressive service was conducted last evening in the Grafton Baptist Church fay Pastor W. Higlett. The platform was tastefully draped in…
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At St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church On Sundny Rev. Mr. Robertson, of Coff's Harbour, who occupied the pulpit in the absence of Rev. D. Brown, said: "Our…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Pulpit References. Christ Church Cathedral
The pulpit of Christ Church Cathedral, Grafton, was occupied by Rew H. Laceby Cecil, Vicar of the Tweed, on Sunday last The rew gentleman made reference to the…
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