Christ Church Cathedral
The following paragraphs are from the August number of the "Grafton Diocesan Chronicle," now in the hands of the publishers…
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Churches, 1914
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Methodist Centenary Meeting
Rev. John Hulme, organising secretary of the Methodist Centenary Fund, addressed a representative gathering in the Methodist Church…
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Sermon preached at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Sydney, on Sunday, July 19th, at the evening service, by the Rev. G. A. Chambers, M.A., Rector of Dulwich…
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The tender of Mr. W. Faulks was accepted at a meeting of the South Grafton Methodist Church trustees on Friday, and the building of the parsonage is to be commenced at…
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A ladies committee meeting was held in, the Catholic School hall on Sunday last, when it was decided to postpone the forthcoming Catholic…
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LONDON, Saturday.—Mr. Churchill declared in the Commons that the disconcerting war rumours were probably due to the strict censorship causing the newspapers to…
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The Rev. H. D. Mackie, B.A., of St Andrew's Presbyterian. Church, Interim Moderator of the Presbytery of the Clarence, presided at a…
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A united war service was held in St. Mathew's C. of England, South Grafton, yesterday morning. The Church was crowded Bishop…
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Mr. Briner, M.L.A., states that over two years ago he was requested by Mr. F. Casson, of Corindi (on behalf of the Anglican Church) to urge the Lands Department to set apart…
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Mr. Raymond Preston, the Yorkshire Evangelist, and for 20 years an Evangelist of the Wesleyan Methodist Church, in England, will begin a brief mission in Grafton next Sunday…
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The Free Churches are embarking upon one of the greatest religious campaigns ever known in the history of England. Their object (states the London "Christian…
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While Cardinals Bourne and Gas-cuet were travelling to Rome they chanced to get into a train containing a regiment comprising many Irish…
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On Wednesday afternoon a crowd of the people of [?]onville gathered on the block of land presented by Mr. Burgess, senior, to…
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Cathedral 7.30 (H.C.) and 7.30 p.m.—His Lordship the Bishop. Cathedral 11, Carr's Creek 3 (S.S. 2.15).—Rev. H. McWilliam. H.M. Gaol 9, Alumny Creek 2.30, German Church…
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A mission was opened in the local R.C. Church on Sunday morning last at the conclusion of the 11 o'clock Mass—by Father McGrath…
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Despite the gloom which has fastened upon things social since the commencement of the war, there was no lack of participants in the very well…
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It is estimated that twenty thousand French priests are serving in the French army…
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Last Tuesday evening in the Dorrigo Methodist Church the Rev. H. E. Andrews delivered his well-known and popular lecture on the work connected…
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The Free Presbyterian Church, Maclean, was crowded on Thursday afternoon, when a welcome was extended to the Rev. James Henry, of Burghead, Scotland, who is to fill the local…
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Every consideration of piety and patriotism calls upon us to stand by the Empire sad her Allies is the present crisis. Australia, as a whole is…
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