Sunday Schools Picnic. Presbyterian Outing at Silverton
Silverton was the rendezvous yesterday of the annual combined picnic of the St. Andrew's and Railway Town Presbyterian Sabbath schools…
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Churches, 1912
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Presbyterian Sunday-school Picnic. an Outing at Silverton
A combined Presbyterian Sunday-schools picnic was held at Silverton to-day. A large number of children. teachers, and friends left by special…
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From Sunday to Wednesday the Methodists of this town and their friends have been [?] lets. The church was nicely decorated. The children…
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The annual picnic of the combined Sulphide-street and Nicholls-street Methodist Sunday Schools is taking place to-day at Stephens' Creek. A…
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An article by the Rev. H. N. Baker, on the Australian Working Man and the Church, appears in the September number of the "Australian Church…
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At the recent Butterfly Fair, held at the Blende-street Church, the sweets' stall in charge of the Junior Endeavorers, netted £17…
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The Rev. Donald M'Nicol, wellknown as a Sunday-school organiser and missioner, commenced a three weeks' mission yesterday. The weather was not…
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At the recent Butterfly Fair, held at the Blonde-street Church, the sweets' stall in charge of the Junior Endeavorers, netted £17…
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The subject of the address given by the Rev. Donald M'Nicol at Gypsumstreet Baptist Church last evening was "The Parting of the Ways," based…
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Sunday School workers and others gathered at the Gypsum-street Baptist Church last night to hear an address by the Rev. Donald M'Nicol on Sunday…
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On Wednesday evening was continued in the Gypsum-street Baptist Church. The address given by the Rev. Donald M'Nicol was entitled…
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A very enjoyable concert in aid of the Congregational Church fair, fund was held in the church on Wednesday night. The building was all too small…
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The Rev. Donald M'Nicol lectured last night in the Burke Ward Hall on "Echoes from the South African Battlefields.' Having filled the office of…
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The mission was continued yesterday. In the morning the Rev. Donald M'Nicol preached in the Sulphide-street Methodist Church on "The Safety of…
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The "Christian Commonwealth " states that the ReV. A. W. Wellington intends leaving the Glenelg circuit at the close of the present connexional…
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The title of the subject dealt with last night by the Rev., Donald M'Nicol at the East Broken Hill Baptist Mission Hall was "The Man Behind the…
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The second lecture on Sunday School reform, was delivered in the Central-street Methodist Church last evening by the Rev. Donald M'Nicol. The…
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The Bleride-street Methodist Church was well filled last night with an appreciative audience, when the choir gave a vory interesting service of song…
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In speaking on the subject of friendship at the Central-street Methodist Church last night, the Rev. Donald M'Nicol said that thought there was a…
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The spacious billiard-room at the Catholic Club was crowded last night, when the first teams' billiard match held there was played between six club…
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