South Baptist Church
A home mission meeting was held last night in the South Broken Hill Baptist Church. The Rev. E. J. Tuck presided over a small attendance. The Rev. J…
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Churches, 1905
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Blende-street Methodist Church
The functions in connection with the anniversary of the Blende-street Methodist Church were coneluded last night, when the annual dinner was held…
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The new Presbyterian Church in Lane-street will be opened by the Rev. Dr. Paton, of Adelai[?]le, on August 6. There is now only it debt of £100 on the…
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An enjoyable entertainment, which took the shape of a concert and supper, was held at the Mission Hall, Blendestreet, last night in aid of the funds of…
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The Methodist concert came off last Monday night. There was a large attendance, the children being in strong evidence. Socing we have had…
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The Congregational Church in Chloride-street has just, undergone a complote transformation, and now presents a clean and attractive appearance. The…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Scottish Churches. LONDON
The Scottish Churches Disputes Bill was carried through committee in the House of Commons last night…
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Closing servicies in connection with thr contemplated transference of the Blende-street North Methodist Church were held in the church buildings…
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Anniversary services were held yesterday at the Congregational Church, Chloride-street, and there were large congregations at all the services. The…
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[?] services in cenmcotion with the [?] transference of the Blende-stree North Methodist Church were Held in the church buildings…
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A very successful concert was given in the Hobbard-street Methodist Church last night, when the Rev. J. A. S. Williams presided. The programme was…
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A well-attended concert was held last night at the Baptist Church, South Broken Hill, in aid of the Home Mission fund. The Rev. E. J. Tuck…
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The members of the Blonde-street North Church held their services in the Town Hall on Sunday, owin to the removal of the church building…
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A meeting of ladies interested in the Blonde-street Methodist Church, which has been, removed to Oxido-street, was held at the manse yesterday afternoon,…
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The now Preshyterian Church, in Lane-street will he formally opened to-morrow by the Rev. Dr. Paton of Adelaide In the morning and evening the…
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The new St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church was opened and dedicated to service of God yesterday morning by Rev Dr. Paton of Adeliude. The…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Roman Cathulic Mission
The Dominion Fathers (Order of Preachers) at present visiting Broken Hill, the Very Rev. Prior Bannon and the Hov. Fathor O'Furrell, both of the…
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A dance social in aid of the building and of St. Mary's Anglican Mission, North Broken Hill, was hold in Tait's Masonic Hall last night. The weather…
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For over 50 years the Rev. Thomas Beecher Swift has been an active worker in the Presbyterian Church in Victoria, and now in his 84th year he is still a…
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The Rev. Father O'FarrelL O.P., one of the Dominican Fathers (order of preachers) now conducting a mission at the Cathedral of…
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