Opening of S. Matthew's Church, Wingham
S[?] MATTHEW'S Church, Wingham, was opened by his lordship, the Bishop of Newcastle, on Sunday morning last. Long before the hour advertised for…
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United Tent Mission
This mission, which closed on Monday night, has been the most successful ever held in Kempsey. The attendance has been phenomenal, night after night for over a…
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Owing to the recent indisposition of the Rev. W. H. Scurr he will not be able to conduct the United Mission at Gladstone, but will proceed straight to…
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THE Rev. W. H. S[?]urr has been enabled to carry through this mission with wonderful results. He is now, acting under medical advice, taking a fortnight's rest, but in the meantime the mission is not…
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NEVER before in the history of the Macleay has there been such a revival religious matters as has been the case in connection with the tent mission which was formally,…
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The Tent Mission in Kempsey was brought to a close on Sunday night last, when the Tent was again filled in every part with n crowded congregation. The Missioner…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Smithtown Methodist Church
THE annual tea meeting and concert in connection with the Smithtown Methodist Church was held on Wednesday last. Owing to the inability of the promoters to…
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THE Rev. W. H. Scurr preached his farewell sermon in the Mission Tent on Sunday evening last to a congregation which overflowed the capacity…
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Dear Sir,--On behalf of the promoter of the United Tent Mission and other gentlemen in Sydney, as well as the crowd in this district who are interested in this Mission, I…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Harrington. the Mission Hall
DURING the past three years steady, quiet, but at the same time useful, work has been effected by the influence of this hall--erected by the Church of England at Harrington. As the Rev. R. H. Phillips…
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THE Quarterly Meeting of the above church was held on Wednesday last in the Smith-street church when fourteen members were present. The Rev. W. Pearson…
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The mission at Gladstone has attracted good congregations during the week. The services are held in the local School of Arts and started…
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We have been requested to publish the following financial statement in connection with the recent Tent Mission:-- Income from collections…
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A MISSION, under the auspices of the Rev. Father M'Carthy, of the Vincentian Order, Ashfield, will open at the Roman Catholic Church, Coopernook, on Thursday next, the…
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THE local preachers met in the Taree church vastly on Saturday morning-- the Rev. T. Northcott presiding. There was a good attendance…
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The Rev. J. W. Holden will visit the Macleay River next week in the interest of the Home Mission Society of New South Wales Mr. Holden will preach at Gladstone…
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The mission being conducted at Gladstone by the Rev. Mr. Shanks, B C., will be brought to a close to-nigbt (Wednesday.) Since its commencement on Friday week, the…
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THE Quarterly Meeting was held in the Church, Port Macquarie, on Wednesday afternoon last. Present—Rev. A. Graham (in the chair), and Messrs. E. W. Ellis, J…
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The Rev. J .W. Holden, of Grafton, will visit the Macleay River next week in the interest of the Home Mission Society of New South Wales. Mr…
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Rev. J. W. Holden, chairman of Grafton district, visited Kempsey last Sunday in the interests of the Methodist Home Misston Fund. The weather interfered with the…
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