New R. C. Church
Sunday last was the occasion of the opening of the new Roman Catholic Church at Guyra. The Rt. Revd. Dr. O'Connor, Bishop of Armidale,…
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Methodist Synod
THE Methodist Synod of the Armidale District wan opened on Tuesday morning at 10.30 in the local Church, the Rev. J. W. Holden (Chairman) presiding. The…
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THE Methodist Synod was still sitting when we went to press on Thursday last, and the following is a report of the subsequent proceedings:—…
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A banquet was tendered to his Lordship Bishop O'Connor, at 2.30 p.m., on Sunday week, in the Guyra Oddfellows' Hall, and proved a…
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At a meeting in connection with the Church Congress at Perth all the speakers spokt strongly against immor[?]lity…
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The committee acknowledge, with thanks, the following donations;—A friend, per Mr. J. E. Maund, £1; George Ruming, £1…
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A local broach of this Society is to course of formation Two preliminary meetings have been held: a constitution has been drawn up. and a…
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The dictum of the State Full Court is that residences occupied by unnisters of various churches are rateable under the Local Government…
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November 14th: 23rd Sunday after Trinity--Yarrow Greek at 11 (H.C.), Linwood at 3 (H.C.), Glen Innes at 7.30--Rev. Arthur Johnstone: Glen…
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"A company of Christian people, of different creeds, of different Christian fellowships" gathered in the Town Hall on Sunday morning at the…
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The Methodist services at Beulah and Glencoe will not be held on Sunday, owing to the United Mission to the Town Hall, Glen Innes…
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The following additional subscriptions have been received Mr. James Cramsie, £21. Mr. T. Cruise, jun., £1, Mrs. J. [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Daily Concerns of Man. "What Think Ye of Christy?" the Message of the Mission
"What think ye of Christ?" was the subject of the Rev. C. A. White's discourse at the United Mission on Monday night. He said that time…
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The Bishop of Grafton and Armidale has completed a visit to several distant parts of his vast diocese. He travelled 854 miles by rail and 98 by…
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On Friday night last Rev. C. E. White completed his command of the United Mission. His farewell sermon was an impressive one. At the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cablegrams. Winston Churchill Assaulted
LONDON, Sunday.—While Mr. Winston Churchill was alighting from a train at Bristol Station, Leeds, a suffragette assaulted him with a…
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Interest to the Mission continues. Crowds are attracted to the meeting night by night. On Monday night the service was held in the Methodist Church,…
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A question was asked by Dr. [?] in the House of Representatives of Friday as in [?] the report was [?] that Church parades by the [?]…
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The usual weekly meeting was held on Thursday night last. The attendance was was good. Master Purkiss was voted to the chair. Items of eloc[?]tion were rendered by…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The United Mission. "No Good-byes in Heaven."
"Lead, Kindly Light" was the opening bymo of the United Mission which, after a run of a fortnight closed on Friday night. Some…
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