Kempsey District Court Saturday, June 28th. Before His Honor Judge Cohen. OLEGG V. PARISH
This was a claim for damages, £93, through a fire spreading from defendant's to plaintiff's. Mr. Cowan, instructed by Mr. H. J…
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Sunday Sports Goulburn Church Official's View
Mr. Ransome T. Wyatt, Registrar of the Diocese of Goulburn, who is with the A.I F. in France, in a letter to the "Church Standard," states :-…
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Kempsey Presbyterian Church was gaily dressed in Empire and Ailied flags on Sunday for the thanksgiving services, morning and evening A…
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The amounts netted at the different stalls at the recent Catholic bazaar have been banded to us as follows:—Sharmrock fancy stall, managed by…
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The attendance at the [?] Methodist Circuit Quarterly [?] on Tuesday last was much in[?] with by sickness. The Rev. M. [?]…
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At the services at the Kempsey Methodist Church on Sunday, Special reference was made to the signing of peace. Mr. J. L. Tandy preached in…
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At the Presbyterian Church, on Sunday morning and evening, the complete service partook of peace thanksgiving. The Rev. D. Smith read the…
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The photograph which we publish here was taken towards the close of the Rev. David Smith's moderatorial year, by Mr. Angus McNeil, of Kempsey, and the block is from the "Australian Christian World." It is of the complete session of the Kempsey Presbyterian Church, and the names, read…
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At All faints', Church of England, West Kempsey, on Sunday night, a special service of thanksgiving for peace was held, when there was a fair…
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The attendance at the Quarterly Meeting on Saturday was interfe[?]ed with owing to the inability, through sickness, of members from distant…
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At St. John's, Taree, St. Mark's, Scott's Creek, and St. Thomas', cundle, on Sudnay, July 6, Canon Phillips held servises on the lines…
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Rev. W. Frith and Mrs. Frith have arrived at Copeland again after being at Mascot and Alexandria Circuits for twelve months. At a farewell…
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July 20 (Fifth Sunday after Trinity— Thanksgiving Service). — Cocumbark 11 a.m. (H.C.). Coolongolook 3 p.m., Nablac 7.30 p.m…
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THE Circuit Quarterly Meeting was held in the Wauchope Church on Wednesday, 9th instant. The attendance was not large owing to the prevailing epidemic The…
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The Rev. W. T. stuart-wright received a communication from the Home mission society offering to appoint the Rev. J. payer as minister in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Church of England. Bishop Druitt Opens a Hall
Monday afternoon a large w of Church of England folk assembled at All Saints Church grounds in West Kempsey to hear Bishop…
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A church at Birnie, not far from Eigin, Scotland, is believed to be the oldest house of public worship still in use in that land. Tradition says…
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On Sunday, Monday and Tuesday of this week the Bishop of Grafton (Dr. Druitt) was on a visit to the Macleay. On Sunday he conducted services in…
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July 27 (Sixty Sunday after Trinity).—Taree 9 a.m. (H.C.), Redbank 11.30 a.m. (H.C), Cundletown 3 p.m., Taree 7 p.m…
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MRS. SARAH BABLOW was present last Sunday at the eightieth anniversary of the opening of St. Stephen's Church, Penrith. She has lived in the town all her…
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