Disturbance in a Church. Service Interrupted
A novel case came before the Traralgon (Vic.) Police Court, on Tuesday, when a youth named Albert Clark was charged with having caused a…
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Presbyterian Church
Services were conducted yesterday for the last time in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, which has been in use for a period of 69 years. The late Rev. Dr. White preached…
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The new Presbyterian Church at Cessnock, the foundation stone of which was laid a few weeks ago by Mrs. McDonald, of "Glenmore," ROthbury, was opened for Divine worship yesterday. The church…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. The Farewell Sermon
On Sunday night St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church was crowded with a congregation assembled to hear the last service in the old church prior to…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Maitland Coalmines. Kurri Kurri. Methodist School Anniversary
The anniversary of the Methodist Sabbath School took place on Sunday, when service was conducted in the morning by Mr. J Gregory (Pelaw-Main), in the afternoon by…
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To-day is a red-letter one in the anrals of Presbyterianism in Singleton. This afternoon the fine new Presbyterian Church, an architectural…
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Attention is drawn to the advertisement regarding an entertainment by members of St. Mary's Gleaners' Union, in aid of Yarrabah mission to the aborigine. An address will be given by Mr. Taylor, and an…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Furnishing the Vestry
On Monday afternoon a number of the ladies of the Presbyterian congregation, and other friends, met infornally to inspect the furnishings of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →St. Andrews, Singleton. Opening of New Presbyterian Church. Singleton
The opening ceremonies to-day in connec-tion, with the new Presbyterian Church at Singleton have aroused much interest in town and district. The Presbyterian…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →British Education. Fight in the Commons. Catholic Bishop's Attack. LONDON
The debate in committee on the Education Bill was, proceeded with, in the House of Commons yesterday evening…
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A small Sale of work was held in tho School Hall last night under the auspices of the Young Women's Guild. Rot. E. L. Coulter, in a brief address, opened the sale. The attendance was not…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Colonial Policy. the Coming Conference. Speech by Mr. Churchill. Larger Unity of the Empire. Discussion of Preference. London. May 30
The annual dinner of Western Australian colonists in London was held last night, and was attended by 260 gentlemen. Mr. W. C. James, Agent-General for the State, presided, and among…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Singleton Presbyterian Church
Yesterday afternoon, on the occasion of the opening of the now Presbyterian Church at Singleton, Mr. C. H. Dight unveiled the memorial window presented by the Bowman family in memory of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Presbyterian Church, Paterson
By advertisement elsewhere it is notified that the re-opening services in connection with the old and historic church of St. Anne's will take place at Paterson on Sunday next. The Rev. John…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Catholic Young Men's Club
There was a fair attendance of members at the usual weekly meeting of St. John's Catholic Young Men's Club, held on Wednesday evening. Mr. T. Me Namara occupied the chair. The newly-elected…
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The Rev. John Walker, Commissioner of the General Amenably, is paying another visit to churches in this district, and will preach at both services to-morrow in the West Maitland Church…
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The Rev. Dr. Bruee has arranged to go to Auckland in October in connection with the jubilee celebrations there. The new church at Abermain was opened a few…
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The Rev. James Colwell, who was granted two years leave from circuit work to enable him to publish and circulate. "The History of Methodism in New South Wales," has now settled at…
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