Widespread Damage. Buildings Wrecked and Churches Damaged. Sydney
One of the wildest storms of wind and rain oh record raged in Sydney throughout, yesterday. There was widespread damage amongst…
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Churches, 1917
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Peace Moves. Pope's Last Proffer. Allies' Alleged Unity Against the Church. New York, Wednesday Night
The United Press correspondent at Washington says: Cables from Rome state that the Pope has made a last peace proffer, believing that the war…
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The Bishop will visit the parish of the Lower Clarence on Sunday next, and will confirm at Chatsworth at 10.30 a.m. and at Maclean at 3 p.m. He will also…
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The centennary of the Marist Order is being celebrated throughout the world this month. Queen Mary of England received and…
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The Rev. Harold Wheen, general secretary of the Sunday School Department, is leaving Sydney on Tuesday for a tour through the North Coast district. He will…
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Word has been received from Rev. S. P. Stewart, of the Manning, that he intends [?]o be on the Clarence on the two Sabbaths of 21st and 28th of next month…
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The Synod of the Anglican Diocese of Sydney opened to-day. The importance of special religious instruction in public schools was emphasised…
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Preparations for the Synod are well in hand, and judging by the replies of acceptance of hospitality there is every indication of a large gathering of…
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Rev. W. G. Sharpe, B.A., sustentation organiser, has been visiting the Tweed, and dealing with the question of extending the work on the Upper Tweed…
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A very successful euchre party was held in the School of Arts, South Grafton, in aid of the garden fete funds. Another party will be held at the…
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Words has been received that Mr. and Mrs. Perham, who have been actively con[?]nected with the work of the church at Grafton, will be leaving the district…
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Rev. H. Ramsay is at present an inmate of Runnymede Hospital and is likely to be for some weeks there. In the meanwhile, owing to the kindness…
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The Synod of the diocese meets in Grafton on Tuesday next, his Lordship delivering his address in the Parish Hall at 7.30 p.m. After a corporate holy…
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The Methodist Church was well filled when the cantata, " The Flowers' Festival" was rendered. The function was organised by Mrs. Francis with the…
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In the United States there are 164 priests looking after some 100,000 Indians. A Japanese mission to the Pope is expected in Rome shortly, in order to make…
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The anniversary services of the Nana Glen Church were held on Sunday last, the preacher being the chairman of the district. There were good…
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The annual flower show of the South Grafton Anglican Church concluded last evening and was largely attended. The various stalls and refreshment room…
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The Methodist community in force and a number of members of other denominations assembled in the Grafton Methodist 'Church last night, the…
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The annual Flower Show and Fair in connection with the South Grafton Anglican Church was opened in the South Grafton School of Arts on…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sternest Phase of the War. Winston Churchill's Speech. Victory Assured. No Inconclusive Peace Wanted. the Sternest Phase. What Peace Would Mean. an Immeasurable Blunder. Mr. Churchill's Speech. London
Mr. Winston Churchill, speaking at a luncheon by the Aldwych Club, said we, at this moment, are actually in the sternest phase of the war. We are…
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