Melbourne Unemployed. Scene in Scots Church
A strange scene of disorder, which at one time threatened to develop into a serious riot, was witnessed in the Scots Church yesterday (says the "S. M. Herald's'…
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St. John's Church
Thursday lost was a big day here, the occasion being the laying of the foundation stone of the' now Church of England by the Right Reverend…
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On Sunday last the unemployed in Melbourne made a very disorderly demonstration in the Scots Church. The unemployed, numbering 200, and…
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On Monday evening Mr. H. L. Atkison, president of the Fellowship Union, gave an interesting address on the work and prospects of the Fellowship Association at St. Andrew's Newcastle, Rev. C.E…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Mikad[?]'s Costly Gifts. Mission Brings Jewels From Japan. Armed Detectives
The distinguished members of the "Garter Mission" which accompanied Prince Arthur of Connaught to Japan to confer on the Mikado,…
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The Rev. Alex. Miller M.A., of Chatswood, has received a call from a charge in the heighbourhood of Auckland, New Zealand…
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"Weleyan Methodists in England report a large a increase in their numbers during the past year. The membership is given as 498,285, or 13, 406 more than a…
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Archbishop Murphy, of Horbart, celebrated his 9lst. birthday on Sunday. He is the oldest bishop now living. His Eminences the Cardinal recently visited…
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There was a good attendance of members at the usual weekly meeting of the club held on Wednesday evening. Mr. W. A. Terry presided. In answer to a question, the premier said he was in favour of…
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The Rev. S. Tomlinson writes as follows from Mukawa, April 4, 1906 :—We have had an epidemic of dengue fever in this district, and many of the natives…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →LOCAL & General News. Church Services. Sunday, June 24
Church of.England: S Alban's, 7.30 a m. (H C.); M., 10.30 a.m.; E., 7 30 p.m. S Luke's, Spring Creek, 3 p.m. Holy Trinity, Muscle Creek, 10 30 a.m…
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When preaching at Coa[?] heath Church (Gloucestershire), one Sunday afternoon recently, the Rev. H. Frewer, of Tottenhampleace, Clifton, fell dead in the pulpit…
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Royal Commission appointed to in[?] matters relative to the Church in will inquire into the question of [?] and also to the provision made…
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When preaching at Coalpit Heath Church (Gloucestershire), one Sunday afternoon recently, the Rev. H. Frewer, of Tottenhamplace, Clifton, fell dead in the pulpit…
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A Royal Commission has been appointed to enquire as to the endowments of churches and also the provisions made, for work done by…
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A final reminder is given in our advertising columns of the tea meeting and social evening which in being promoted by the West Maitland Presbyterians in aid of their new organ fund. The…
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A thanksgiving meeting to celebrate complete liberation from debt is announced' by advertisement to take place ia the Congregational Church on Thursday evening. when…
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