Church Meeting
A PUBLIC meeting to conclude the opening services, was held in the new Primitive. Methodist Church, Broken Hill North, last night. Owing to a misunderstanding…
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Churches, 1890
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2nd Edition Miner Office, 5 p.m. CABLEGRAMS. The Church and the Secret Societies. LONDON, Tuesday (midnight)
The Roman Catholic Bishop of Cork, Dr. O'CaLaghan, addressing the Catholic Young Man's Society in that city, declared that members of secret societies should be…
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The Roman Catholic State Church of Brazil has been abolished…
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IF the Most Rev. Dr. Logue, Catholic Primate of Ireland, is right, his Holiness the Pope is having a bad time of it at the Vatican, being persecuted by the…
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Major Pinto, the Portuguese militant explorer, has been dispatched on a misson to Western Africa…
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A Papal delegate will propably attend the forthcoming International Labor Conference in Berlin…
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At the sitting of the Presbyterian Assembly yesterday, Mr. Alex. Riddel, formerly of Broken Hill, moved—"That this assembly recognising its obligation to…
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A FANCY bazaar in aid of the Congregational branch Church was opened last night in the Congregational School building, near the Hospital. Although the…
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Mr. Shiels' Divorce Ex ension Act, which has now received the assent of the Imperial Government, comes into operation shortly. The Act was strongly…
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THE Rev. H. S. Buntine, of Narrandera, is now, in virtue of an appointment by the Presbyterian Church of New South Wales, in Broken Hill to consult with…
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ON Sunday last, according to announcement, the Rev. Mr. Buntine held the first Presbyterian services ever conducted in Broken Hill. Mr. Buntine has been…
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A MEETING of the recently formed Catholic Literary and Debating Society was held in the Roman Catholic Church last night. Dr. Bartley, who bad been elected to the…
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THE bazaar in aid of the local Roman Catholic Church and Convent will be opened on Monday night, at the Theatre Royal, at 8 o'clock, by the Mayor (Mr…
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THE opening night of the Broken Hill Catholic Literary and Debating Society was held last night at the Catholic Church, in consequence of Monday (the night…
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THE bazaar in aid of the Roman Catholic Church, school, and convent, was opened last night with great eclat, and in the presence of an audience which thronged…
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THOUGH the attendance at the bazaar last night was not as large as on the opening night, still there was a steady stream of visitors, and there was very little falling…
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THE attendance at the bazaar last night showed no signs of abatement, and the seductive emissaries from the various stalls did as brisk a business as ever, in…
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THREE was a very large attendance at the bazaar last night, and business was of a very brisk description, most of those making holdiday for the races attending…
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THE bazaar last night was well attended for an off night, and business was as brisk as ever. The principal attraction was the French "race game," kindly lent by Mr…
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THE bazaar was well attended again on Saturday, when the biggest business of the week was done. During the evening Mr. James sang " Let me like a Soldier…
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