Beaufighters in New Guinea Fulfilment of Mr. Churchill's Promise
British Beaufighters are now being flown by the R.A.A.F. against the Japanese in New Guinea, the Minister for Air…
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Troops to Attend Church Services Order Issued to Army Commanders
An order issued to all Australian Army commanders directs them to provide opportunities for men to attend church services…
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Church of England (Parochial District of Bellbird). Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity.—Bellbird: Holy Communion, 8 a.m; Sunday School. 2.30…
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Ten thousand people packed the Albert Hall and twenty thousand others were unable to gain admission to hear…
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To mark the completion of a year's work in the west Maitland Methodist Sunday School, the annual Prize distribution will…
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SINGLETON Saturday.— The weekly dance was held in the Catholic Hall last night, being conducted by members of CUSA…
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The morning service at East Maitiand Methodist Church will be conducted by Padre Henry Hunter, L. Th., of Rutherford…
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The anniversary of the West Maitland Methodist Sunday School was celebrated yesterday. Despite the intense heat there…
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The mission at St. John’s Pro-Cathedral was brought to a close last night, with devotions consisting of Rotary sermon and…
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LONDON October 4.—The Archbishop of York, in a speech on the attitude of the two Archbishop on social and industrial…
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As a result of the ball conducted in Whittingham hall last week in aid of Church of England funds, an amount of £31/0/9 was raised, which…
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The annual Anglican Flower Show held on Friday last was both a financial and a social success. In fact, it was the best result financially for…
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The annual Church of England Flower Show announced for Monday next, 12th inst., in the Scouts' Hall, with the official opening at 3 p.m…
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LONDON Oct. ,6.—The editor the “Nineteenth Century,” In an article In the October Issue, says lib man with political…
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LONDON October 6—“We are quite dear that no statement from the Government is called for at present further than those that have already been given on this subject,” said the Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) when questioned…
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BRANXTON Friday—The annual Spring Fair of the Methodist Church was held in the Parish Hall on Thursday afternoon,…
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The annual Church of England Flower Show is announced for Monday next, 12th, in the Scouts' Hall, with the official opening at 3 p.m…
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Church of England, Cessnock.—St. John's: 7 a.m., Holy Communion; 9 a.m., Parish Eucharist; 7.30 p.m., Evensong and Sermon, Aberdare; 8…
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The Sunday School anniversary set-vices will be held at the East Maitland Methodist Church Three services will be held, commencing…
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LONDON Oct 11.— The Minister for Supply has appointed General Sir W. K. [?]enning to be Director General of the British…
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