Cricket. Church of England Men's Society Club
While some of the local cricket clubs have been seriously thinking of disbanding on account of the loss of players and lack of financial support, the…
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Churches, 1914
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Church Notes
A Salvation Army Red Cross contingent is being formed to accompany the Australian forces. A contingent from England is already at the front with…
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The preacher at the Blende-street Methodist Church last night was the Rey. H. F. Lyons, who took as his text the words: "I am the door; by me, if…
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Evangelist J. Wiltshire, or Wallaroo (S.A.), yesterday, commenced a 12days' mission in the Church of Christ, Wolfram-street. In the morning he…
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The mission of Mr. J. Wiltshire which is being conducted in the Church of Christ, Wolfram-street, is attracting good audiences and being attended…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mr. Churchill Criticised. the Antwerp Naval Force. London
The "Morning Post," commenting on Mr. Winston Churchill's visit to Antwerp, says that it understands that his activities in fields which do not…
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A sale of gifts, the object of which is to help the funds of the Thomas-street Methodist Church, was opened: in Charles's Hall, West Broken Hill, this…
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October 18.—19th Sunday after Trinity. The Cologne Cathedral was completed on October 15. 1880. It was…
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The second church anniversary of the Thomas-street Methodist Church was celebrated yesterday. In the morning, the pastor (Rev. H…
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The Church of Christ mission at Wolfram-street, was continued by Mr. J. Wiltshire yesterday, afternoon and evening…
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The Rev. E. J. Stacy (pastor) conducted both services at the Congregational Church yesterday. In the morning he began a series of Sunday…
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October 25.—20th Sunday after Trinity. During Mr. P. Wishart's absense, Mr. W. D. Broadbent is acting as secretary…
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A patriotic service was held at the Oxide-street Methodist Church this afternoon. Although the heat was great there was a large attendance,…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Barrier Miner. Tuesday, October 27, 1914. Some Figures About the Port Augusta Railway, Specially for the Members of the Melbourne Mission
THERE is a lot of valuable information about the Port Augustsa to Broken Hill railway in the second general report of the South Australian Parliamentary…
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The Rev. W. Shaw, preahcing at the Sulphide-street Methodist Church last night, chose for his subject "The Blessing of Conscience." His test was,…
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The financial synod of the Methodist Church of the Broken Hill district met this morning in the Sulphide-street hall at 10 o'clock. There were…
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Messrs. W. D. Barnett and M. J. Considine, who have been deputed by the A.M.A. to go to Melbourne and Sydney to use theirefforts to have steps…
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The afternoon session of the Broken Hill District Synod of the Methodist Churches met at Sulphide street at 2 p.m…
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The financial synod of the Methodist Church of the Broken Hill district met this morning in the Sulphide-street hall at 10 o'clock. There were…
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The afternoon session of the Broken Hill District Synod of the Methodist Churches met at Sulphide-street at 2 p.m…
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