Red Range Union Church
FOR some time past it has been apparent that the church at Red Range stood in need of a coat (or two, or three, or even four coats) of paint, and so a short time ago Rev. H. E. Andrews took the…
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Roman Catholic Ball. A Pronounced Success
WEDNESDAY night last will long be remembered in Tenterfield as the date of one of the most enjoyable and successful functions known to Tenterfield folks for…
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THE minister of a church in Chicago has hit upon n decidedly novel method of increasing the church funds; he has permitted the vendors of church vestments and…
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IT can scarcely be said that any progress can be made daring the past two years in the negotations for unions as between the…
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SEVERAL ladies who were visiting Canterbury Cathedral, without any head covering, were excluded for disregarding the usual reverent custom…
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THE residents of Linwood are making satisfactory progress with the movement to erect a new church in that locality. Tenders are being called for the erection of the build…
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In the Federal Parliament, Mr. Joseph Cook (N.S.W.) asked the Prime Minister if be proposed to take and steps towards dealing with what…
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Bundarra, Mass at 11 a.m., devotions at 7 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 10. Bora Creek, Mass at 10 a.m.,…
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Armidale 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. and Saumar[?] 3 p m.—Rev. H S. Buntine. Wandsworth 11 a.m., O[?]era 3 p.m., and Brushy Creek 7 p.m.—Mr. B. G…
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SEPT. 10 (12the Sunday after Trinity). The Cathedral—8 a.m. H.C. 11 a.m., and 7.30 p.m., The Archdeacon of Armidale…
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One of the most remarkable places of worship in the world is the miners' chapel in Mynydd Meniggd Colliery, Swansea, where for more than fifty years the workers…
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Mr. Mackenzie is to preach nest Sunday morning in St. Andrew's Church on "Will mankind outgrow Christianity?" and at the evening service on "The message of Christ…
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Cardinal Moran yesterday alluded to the progress made in Australia by the Roman Catholic religion. There were, he said, over 900,000 Roman Catholics residing in the…
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Alike in the natural and the spiritual world, the true vocation of woman is simply motherhood. This I am convinced is her high calling, with which the may will rest…
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A PASTORAL letter has been issued by the archbishops and bishops of Australia who took part in the proceedings of the Roman Catholic plenary council to the clergy and laity. The most…
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The Methodist Flower Show committee met on Thursday. It was decided to place the competitive flowers on a stand in the centre of the…
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A REPORT submitted to the Presbyterian General Assembly of Australasia shows that the number of Presbyteriaus in the Commonwealth is 446,000…
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At the meeting of the Presbyterian General Assembly in Melbourne this week the Rev. Hume Robertson presented the report of the statistical…
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BRADFORD ON AVON Church is the subject of an interesting article in the July number of the "Sunday Magazine." For nearly eight hundred years…
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The pulpit of St Andrew's Church will be occupied to-morrow (Sunday) evening by the Rev. Moorhead Legate who will take for his sermon subject—" The man who would be…
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