Presbyterian Bazaar
Kempsey Presbyterians have been very busy for some months past, especially the stallholders, preparing for their Shakespearean Bazaar[?] Last…
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Kempsey Methodist Synod
The fifth annual Synod of Kempsey District was opened on Tuesday morning at Kempsey Methodist Church. Present were Rev. T. M…
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The concert and farcical revue arranged by Miss Ella Edmonds and Mr. Geoff. Trayhurn, in aid of the forthcoming Anglican. Bazaar at Kempsey,…
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The Kempsey District Synod continued its sessions on Tuesday evening. Dealing with the theological training of candidates the following…
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The prevalence of the "three-penny bit" in the collection plate at church is the subject of an article in the parish-magazine of St.Luke's Church…
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There was a large gathering present in the Methodist School Hall, on Wednesday night, the occasion being the public reception and conversazione…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →General News. Church of England Fair
The long-looked forward to Fair in aid of the C. of E. Rectory Fund, will be opened in the Arcadia Hall, Wingham, on Thursday afternoon at 3…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Methodist Synod. Official Luncheon. Interesting Speeches
The official luncheon in connection with Kempsey Methodist Synod was held in the Sunday School Hall on Wednesday last, the Rev. T. M…
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The School of Arts presented a pretty appearance on Thursday last when the Rev. Ritchie opened the annual fair and sale of work of the…
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The following candidates were successful in the annual examinations in connection with the Methodist Sunday School Department. Kempsey, Edna…
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The Fair organised to raise funds for the building of a new Rectory at Wingham was officially opened by the Rector (Rev. P. de Laure Musgrove)…
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A meeting was held last night to promote the union of the Presbyterian, Methodist and Congregational churches The Governor, who presided, said he…
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WE learn that the Rev. J. Walker, of Holbrook, has accepted the call to St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Port Macquarie, and his induction has been…
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The contractors (Messrs. Hutcherson Bros.) have made a start with the work of re roofing St. Thomas' Church, Port Macquarie. After this Sunday…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Australian Trade. Mission to England. Sydney
The Commonwealth and State Governments are sending Messrs. C. E. D. Meares (New South Wales), W. B. Chaffey (Victoria), and F. MeDougall…
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The Fair organised to raise funds for the building of a new Rectory at Wingham was officially opened by the Rector (Rev. P. de Laure Musgrove)…
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The annual festival in connection with St. John's Anglican Church at Smithtown was held on Wednesday night last…
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A mission service will be conducted at St. Alban's Church, East Kempsey, on Sunday next, November 19th, at 3 p.m. Preacher, Mr. J. Dryland…
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The anniversary services of the Kempsey Methodist Sunday School were held on Sunday last. The Rev. T. M. Taylor conducted the services in…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Latest Figures. Conservative's Big Lead. Winston Churchill Defeated. London, 17th, 12.30 a.m
The latest figures show the classification of the House of Commons as follows: Conservative 346, Labor 141, Liberal 62, National Liberals 44,…
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