United Mission
From Sunday November 28th to December 10th the people of Guyra and district will have the opportunity of taking part in one of those special…
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Mr. Churchill's New Principle of Taxation
The speech which Mr. Winston Churchill delivered at Leiceiter on Saturday, September 4, contained no more important passage than his new…
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The meeting for men in the School of Arts on Friday night last was very largely attended. The Mayor (Ald J Ditzell) presided, on the platform were…
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We are asked to announce[?]ta service at Nullamanna will by the Rev. R. Fairbrother on afternoon next at 3 o'clock [?]…
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Despite the wet night there was a very large attendance at the mission service in the Town Hall on Friday night to greet Mr. Hugh Paton and…
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The United Mission was continued in the Oddfellows' Hall on Thursday night and, in spite of the fact that the weather conditions were far from…
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The following is the general prize list, to which reference in made in another part of this morning's issue in dealing with the Sunday…
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The anniversary services in connection with the Methodist Sunday School were continued in the Church on Monday night, when a public…
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The Nov[?] Training College. Bathurst, recently presented by John Meagher. M.L.C., to the Convent of Mercy, was officially opened yester…
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Following amounts have been received towards the Ca[?] Church building fund:-- P. D. [?] Ben Goodwin [?]…
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A most successful and delightfully pleasant function took place in the vicarage grounds on Wednesday afternoon when a garden fete was held in…
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References were made again yesterday in several of the churches to the industrial conditions, now existing…
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Glen Innes 11 and 7.30. Red Range 3. Rev. H. S. Bowden. Emmaville (Wednesday 22nd). 7.30 p.m., Rev. H. S Bowden, Tent Hill (Tuesday,…
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Mr. Hugh Paton and his musical companion, Mr. Marsh Little, continue to attract large gatherings at their meetings. There is nothing fantastic…
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St Andrew's [?] are holding the service next Sunday morning on behalf of the hospital and the minister desires that his…
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On Sunday morning next a special service will be held when the certificates won by the successful scholars in the annual examination will be presented…
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The festival services at the Church of England on Christmas Day promises to be particularly bright. Celebrations of Holy Communion will be held in St…
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Friday night's mission in connection with the above must have been an encouraging one for the missioners. Mr. Marsh little sang two solos with…
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Christmas Day in will, un once again, and the world over is keeping the birthday of Jesus. Countless thousands will join in worship and…
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Mr. E. J. Waters, Evangelist, will conduct services as follows on Sunday, next:—Inverell 11 am., subject, "Peace, what is it?" and 7 30 p.m.,…
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