Church of England
An enthusiastic meeting of St. John's Women's Guild was held at the Rectory on Wednesday when final preparations were made for the…
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Catholic Prelate Farewells Governor
MELBOURNE, Tues: Before 2000 people in the Melbourne Town Hall tonight, the Co-adjutor Archbishop of Melbourne (Most Rev. Dr Simonds) on…
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In the Equity Court to-day, the Anglican Bishop of Bathurst (Dr. Arnold Lomas Wylde) said he personally considered the term Mass might properly be used in the Church of England. He did so because in the 1549 prayer book the Holy Communion service…
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Vice-president Mr T. O’Brien presided at last night’s meeting the Albury Catholic Youth Movement…
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The service on Sunday morning next will be of particular significance. The recently elected Elders will be ordained and inducted. Then, too,…
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Through unpredictable circumstances, the regular monthly meeting of the Brotherhood could not be held last Sunday. However, no absolute…
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The monthly meeting of the Methodist Church Aid was held on Wednesday, when despite the wet weather there was a good…
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There was a very good attendance at the Shire Hall on Friday last, when members of the Catholic Church held their annual ball. Winners of the…
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BEAUTIFUL spring floors, including some early roses and a collection of beautiful cinerarias, were a feature of the highly successful annual spring fair and flower show conducted by Presbyterian Ladies’ Guild in the Town Hall yesterday…
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SYDNEY, Thurs.: At the resumed hearing in the Equity Court today, in which the Attorney-General is sueing the Bishop of Bathurst…
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Temple Day will be observed on Sunday, when offerings will be received for the purpose of improving the church properties. The…
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LONDON. Friday: The Archbishop of Canterbury at Lambeth recently formally received Lieut Phillip Mountbatten into the…
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Addressing a mass demonstration of the Conservative Party at Brighton, Mr. Winston Churchill declared that the Conservative Party would attack the Government by every means in its power in order to achieve “the first step to national recovery”—the…
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WELLINGTON, Sun.—Mr Randolph Churchill has instructed his solicitors to issue a writ for libel against the Wellington Labor…
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"Catholics were free in conscience to support or oppose bank nationalisation according to their political views, provided the measure contained…
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The monthly meeting of the Holbrook Catholic Guild was held in Mrs Kane’s lounge, 20 members attending…
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Sir,—With the authority of the Hay Churches, I wish to make an appeal to all stock owners of this district for donations of sheep…
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CANBERA, Tues: Australian business men now on a buying mission in Japan have to obtain import licences before they will be permitted to ship…
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On Tuesday, 30th ult., the Rt. Rev. W. J. Grant and Mrs. Grant visited the Yooroobla and North Yathong Stations, and were…
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AUCKLAND (NZ), Wed.: Taking exception to Mr Randolph Churchill’s criticism of wharf laborers, the national secretary of the…
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