Windeyer Memorial Church Dedicated
RAYMOND TERRACE Monday—The dedicating the small historic church on the grounds of the estate of the late Sir…
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Peel Criticises Churchill. (To the Editor)
Sir,—Tuning in for my usual spot of humour derived from Peel's Sunday tirade, I was not amused to hear this "renegade" Englishman ill-concealed…
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The annual "break-up" party in connection with the Church of England Fellowship was held in the Parish Hall on Thursday last. The…
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The Rev. E. H. V. Pitcher, 8.A., assistant curate of All Saints, Singleion, has been elected by the Presentation Board of the diocese, on the…
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Last Sunday night, the third Sunday in Advent, the familiar carols associated with Christmastide were sung by the full chc[?]ir of All Saints'…
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The small historic church on the Tomoago Estate, was dedicated on Sunday by the Rev. C. L Connor, Chairman of the Maitland Methodist District. The…
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Special services will be hold at St. John's Presbyterian Church, Muswellbrook, on Sunday next at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. During the morning service,…
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The annual Christmas party and concert in connection with St. John.'s Sunday School took place on Friday, 8th December. The Women's Guild,…
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Special services will be held in Christ Church, Dungog, on Xmas Day. At 7.30 p.m. the first Communion will take place. Xmas Carols will be sung…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Many Miners Take Extra Day’s Holiday Mr, Churchill’s Grave Warning On Supply Position
SYDNEY, Friday.—Coal production to-day dropped [?] per cent, because many miners took an extra holiday to-day. They are due to commence holidays to-morrow. Absen[?] is highest to-day for any day this year…
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In a statement in the House of Commons on army welfare conditions in India and Burma, Mr. Churchill said Lord Munster, who recently…
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LONDON Dec. 22—The Australian High Commissioner (Mr. S. M. Bruce) yesterday presented Mr. Churchill with a walking…
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In the Presbyterian Church of St. Stephen’s, East Maitland, the Minister, Rev. James Gond[?], will conduct Christmas services,…
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MELBOURNE Tuesday.—The Rev. J. T, Lawton, Presbyterian minister, died on Sunday, aged 66. For some time he was Foreign…
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“We are now celebrating our sixth wartime Christmas, and I hope it will be the fast under wartime conditions,” said Rev…
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LONDON Dec, 25.—The Prime Minister, Mr. Churchill, and the Foreign Minister, Mr. Anthony Eden, have arrived in Athens,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Honour Bound to Find Solution Mr. Churchill and Greek Crisis Australian Associated Press
LONDON, December 27.—Britain was honor bound to bring affairs in Greece to a satisfactory ending, said the British Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) speaking at the conference in Athens…
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LONDON, December 28.—The tale that the British Government was endeavouring to boister up a Fascist Government in Greece and bring back the King to the Throne was absolutely without foundation, Mr. Churchill told a…
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LONDON, December 28.—Athens radio announced that the Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) and the Foreign Secretary (Mr. Anthony Eden) have left Athens for London, where they will urge the King of Greece to assist in the…
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Mr. Churchill told Pressmen in Athens that the Greek situation would be discussed at a conference between himself, President…
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