The Churches. Anglican
The Diocesan Council has consented to the exchange of parishes between the Revs. W. A. Harris Walker (Ballina) and E. J. Marchant (Bangalow). At present…
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Churches, 1917
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Presbyterian
Last week a harvest festival was held in Karangi Presbyterian Church. The weather was fortunately favorable, and the church was filled, friends coming from…
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The Garden Fete in connection with the celebration of St. Patrick's Day was opened at the Convent school grounds last night. It will continue…
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Those who were present at the Home Missionary meeting in the Lyceum Hall will not soon forget the inspiration and power of that gathering. Mr. A. W…
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The Synod of Eastern Australia meets in St. George's. Church, Castlereagh street, Sydney, on the evening of Thursday, April 5…
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The final reading of stations at the Methodist Conference in Sydney for this district is as follows: -- Grafton, Francis Curwood; South Grafton,…
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The final reading of stations is as follows:—Grafton, Francis Curwood; South Grafton, Herbert T. Williams; Orara, Percy A. B. Williams; Coramba and…
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Principal Selbie, in his Presidential address to the Council of Evangelical Free Churches, warned his hearers against assuming that the war would…
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The Methodist Flower Show opened yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. At time of going to press good business was being done, and everything…
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The concert promoted by Mr.F. C. Prior, in aid of the Jetty p[?] byterian Church Building Fund, and held in the local School of Arts…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →German's Still Retreating. The Dardanelles Report. Asquith and Churchill's Defence. Russky's Story of Russian Revolt. Western Front. Bapaume. Amsterdam "Telegraffs" Opinion. "Unwillingly Evacuated." London
The "Amsterdam Telegraffs" frontier correspondent states that Bapaume was unwillingly evacuated. From Cambrai, Valenciennes and Lille all wounded, in…
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Mr. Churchill explained the Admiralty standpoint with regard to the decision to attack the Dardanelles. He declared he was not endeavoring to relieve himself of…
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The Bishop and Mrs. Druitt will be returning to Grafton by the Pulganbar, leaving Sydney next Tuesday night, and no doubt some of the church…
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In view of the reversion to the old time, services on Sunday in St. Andrew's will be held at the old time, 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m…
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The annual Harvest Festival will be held in the Grafton Church next Sunday, when the Rev. R. J. Murray will conduct both services. Busy hands…
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The drawing of the art union (St. Mary's Building Fund), which was to have taken place during the Garden Fete last week, has been postponed [?]ill…
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Mr. Winston Churchill (who was First Lora of the Admiralty at the beginning of the war and who originated the scheme for the Dardanelles…
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A very successful flower show—indeed we might say one of the most successful functions of its kind ever held in Dorrigo—eventuated in the…
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The Bishop of Grafton and Mrs. Druitt left Sydney by the Pulganbar on Tuesday night, and had a very easy and comfortable voyage. Mr. A. W…
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Rev. H. D. Mackie, B.A., is at present in Sydney. Mrs. Jameson Williams, wife of Rev. Jameson Williams, of Nowra, N.S.W., has…
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