Roman Catholic
On Thursday last the Right Rev Dr. Dunne visited Canowindra, and was the guest of Mr, T Finn. On Sunday the foundation stone of the new church was…
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Churches, 1902
93 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 3 of 5
Presbyterian
The enthusiasm which has all along greeted the Rev. John Walker since the Presbyterian General Assembly first appointed him church commissioner for…
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Two cases affecting solicitors were before the Full Court on Friday. In one of these W. T. Griffin, solicitor, of Gundagai, was called upon to…
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His Lordship Bishop Gallagher this week inspected Captain Ferrier’s property at Koorawatha recently acquired for a Presbytery and…
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The result of the Art Unions in connection with the Presbyterian fancy Fair was made known on Wednesday night last, when the drawing…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Roman Catholic Ball
The annual ball in connection with the Catholic Church was held in the Centennial Hall on Tuesday night and proved an unqualified success in every…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →St. Andrew’s Church. Public Welcome to the Rev. G. Paul
ON Wednesday evening last the Rev. George Paul, the newly appointed pastor of St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, was publicly welcomed to Forbes by a social which had been arranged by…
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Considering the State of our district, at this period experiencing the effects of one of the worst droughts known to the "oldest inhabitant"—a time when our…
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The question of holding bazaars for Church funds and raffling at Church bazaars came before the New Zealand Diocesan Council on Friday. A heated…
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THE services in connection with this important event arranged for by the Rer. G. W. Ratten are—All Saints', Wyalong, 8 a.m., early celebration of…
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The Rev G. W. Ratten has received from London copies of the Forms and Order of Service to be used for Coronation Day and the following Sunday…
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A meeting of church people was held at Walli on Sunday last, 15 inst., after service in order to discuss the financial business of the church. There were…
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We have all heard frequently enough of smoking concert’s, but a smoking service is certainly a novelty. It is…
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Coronation services will be conducted in the Presbyterian Church, Canowindra on Sunday next, 29th inst. at 11 a.m. Collections will be taken up on behalf of…
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We are informed that Mr C McPhillamy has very generously given permission for the timber to be used in the erection of the new Presbyterian…
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THE following advertisement lately appeared in the business columns of the Sydney Daily Telegraph:— "Wanted, a General Servant, no…
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A meeting, of the Committee of St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, for the object of hearing the financial statement in connection with the recent…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →The Churches the Evil of Gambling
The West Wyalong Methodist Church was filled on Sunday night, when the Rev. H Moody delivered a sermon on Gambling. The preacher…
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When Bishop Walsham How first went to be rector of Whittington a High Churchman was practically an unknown quantity in those parts. The smallest innovation or…
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The following extracts are from a sermon preached in the Wyalong Methodist Church last Sunday night. Subject:— "THE SABBATH A…
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