The Mission at the Town Hall
The Mission in connection with the Church of Christ opened at the Town Hall on Tuesday night, when His Worship the Mayor introduced the…
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Methodist Synod. Uralla Welcomes the Ministers
On Thursday evening a tea meeting was held in the School Hall for the purpose of welcoming the ministers and candidates attending the Synod…
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"It is from tim !" Mrs Carrington inspected the writing and the post-mark on the envelope for the second time then put the letter in her lap…
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Large nod enthusiastic meetings were old in the Town Hall on Sunday in connection with the Gospel Mission conducted [?] Missioner Bagley and Evangelist Uren…
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Arrangements are well forward for the Catholic social, to bo held in the Olympic Hall on Friday night next. and given fine weather, there will be…
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AN editor in Iowa, after considering the situation, has concluded that some go to church to weep, while others go to sleep; some go to tell their woes, while…
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A congregational meeting was held in the Warialda Church on 2nd. Nov. Rev. W. Marshall presided. It was found that the Charge is now…
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AN interesting ceremony took place last Wednesday at Linwood (a centre about six miles from Glen Innes), when the Bishop of Grafton and Armidale, Dr. Cooper, laid the…
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A solemn and impressive baptismal service was conducted at 3 p.m. on Sunday last in the Macintyre River by Missioner Bagley and Evangelist Uren. Twelve who had…
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The R. C. ball takes place to-night. All arrangements are up-to-date. High-class music supplied by Cooper's Armidale String Band being a special…
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The annual flower show in connection with the Methodist Church was held on Wednesday and Thursday in the Town Hall. Fine weather, with moonlight nights, favored…
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Rev. Ambrose Fletcher who occupies a pulpit morning and evening at the rell Methodist Church on Sunday it is a missionary on touring. His…
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The second Catholic Ball of the season eventuated in the Olympic Hall on Friday night, and was a great success. The weather on the eventful…
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Enter little girl and her too brothers, who are wearing velveteen Knickerbockers. Arrived at their sent, girl and brother kneel, but not the smaller boy…
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The "Cumberland Argus" of 11th November says: A ceremony of great interest, and one which was unique--at any rate in the annals of…
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The secretaries of the late Catholic Social (Mrs. Whyboune and Miss Ford would be pleased if those who have not returned their tickets will do so…
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In the Church of England on Sunday last the encyclical by the Archbishops and Bishops of the Church in Australia was read by the Rev. R. W. Wilson…
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AN outward impression of the high esteem in which the Rev. A. P. Cameron is held was given at St. Andrew's Church on Friday night, when the church was crowded by…
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MR. JAMES MARION, Lecturer and Organiser for the Independent Order of Good Templars, opened a week's Temperance Mission in the School of Arts last…
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THE annual distribution of prizes in connection with the Presbyterian Ladies' College, Croydon, took place on Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Professor Kinross, D.D., senior…
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