Presbyterian Jubilee
The Rev. Dr. R. S. Duff convener of the colonial committee of the Free Church of Scotland, and minister of St. George's Church, Glasgow, has been…
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Church of England—Camden Haven
THE Reverend R. H. Phillips, Rural Dean of the Manning, at the request of the Rev. G. D. Hilder, visited Camden Haven on Sunday, the 9th of January. Mr. Phillips held service at…
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The Right Reverend Monsignor O'Brien, Rector of St. John's College, Sydney, has expressed sis opinion of…
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THE annual Presbyterian congregational meeting was held in Wingham Church on Feb. 8. The weather was favourable, there being a brilliant moon, and the Church was well filled on the occasion…
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THE annual congregational meeting of the Upper Manning Presbyterian Church was held in the Wingham Church last Tuesday evening, the…
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THE annual Bazaar in aid of the Roman Catholic Presbytery, which was opened in the Belmore Hall, Taree, on Thursday last, was continued yesterday, and will be open again to-day…
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THE Bazaar in aid of the R. C. Presbytery was continued on Friday and Saturday, and was a great success in every way. The total proceeds amounted to £59 14s 6d, and…
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THE largest tent of the Tasajassa Camp meeting was crowded to its utmost extent. The excitement of that dense mass was at its highest pitch. The Reverend Stephen…
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THE Committee of the S. Andrew's Mission Hall, taking advantage of the Rev. R. H. Phillips (the promoter of the building of the hall), being on a visit to Harrington, at a meeting presided over by Mr…
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As he placed it half shyly in a glass on his table, a wonderful thought occurred to him. Was not the episode of last night a special providence? Was not that young girl,…
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DEAR SIR,—By your courtesy I should like to call the attention of Church folk to the above fund, and the necessity of supporting it. It has…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Bishop of Newcastle's Church Aid Fund. to the Editor of the M. R. TIMES
DEAR SIR,—By your courtesy I should like to call the attention of churchfolk to the above fund, and the necessity of supporting it. It has been called into existence by the Bishop, to meet the demands…
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In the old Parish Church of Kempsey, near Worcester, a chestnut-tree may be seen growing from the tomb of Sir Edmund Wylde, Knight of Kempsey. The tomb is built into the fabric…
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THE annual congregational meeting of the Lower Manning Presbyterian Church was held on Friday evening last, in the church at Taree. The Rev. W. Tassie presided over a good gathering…
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Dear Sir,—I noticed in last Wednesday's Chronicle a production under the nom de plume of "Fair Play." If he had signed himself "Snake "I think…
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Sir,—I notice, in your issue of last Wednesday, a letter, signed "Fair Play," on the subject of the erection ana history of the Mission Hall at Harrington. Now, I have no…
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We are requested by the Rev. R. H. Phillips to state that be has been informed that Mr. Willcocks has expressed some natural astonishment at…
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On week days the beadle in some parishes superintended, when necessary, the use of the ducking-stool and the branks, or gag, for feminine scolds—brutal methods of…
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THE services in connection with the above church in the Parish of Taree, during the Lenten season just ended, have been very good indeed, and the attendance was an increase on last year's average…
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The annual picnic in connection with the Presbyterian Sabbath School was held on the Show Ground on Easter Monday. A large number of…
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