St. Andrew's Church
The Seasons' Festival and Fair in aid of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, again drew a large attendance last evening, and the ladies in charge of the…
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Churches, 1901
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Presbyterian Union
A most impressive ecclesiastical ceremony took place at Dunedin, when the Presbyterian Church of New Zealand and the Church of Otago and Southland…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Waratah. Church Century Thanksgiving
A meeting of the parishioners of the parish of Waratah Church of England, was held in the School of Arts on Wednesday evening, for the purpose of inaugurating…
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This past week the two Presbyterian Churches of New Zealand have been united, the union consummated—whether by design or accident—on the…
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Special services were conducted yesterday in celebration of the Tyrrel-street Wesleyan Church anniversary. There were large congregation, Impressive sermons were…
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The annual public meeting in connection with the Newcastle Welseyan Church was held at the church, Tyreel-street, last night. Alderman Charleston, who is the…
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The anniversary services of this school were commenced on Sunday, when Mr. W. H. Errington, the superintendent of the school, conducted the morning service…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—Influential meetings promoted by leading churchmen are being held in England with the object of obtaining funds to…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →St. John's Church. "The Captives of Babylon."
In St. John's C.E., Darby-street, last evening, Mr. G. Shinn’s beautiful oratorio. "The Captives of Babylon," was performed by a choir of about 70 voices, w[?]…
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The tea meeting and entertainment held in the Australian Church on Wednesday evening was well attended and proved an enjoyable affair. The ladies who waited…
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The annual flower services of the Australian Church were conducted yesterday, and attended by large congregations. The church was…
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Large congregations in the morning and evening attended the services conducted yesterday in celebration of the anniversary of St. Andrew's Church…
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A successful sale of work was opened by Mrs. Forshaw (Mayoress of Merewether) yesterday afternoon in the Rutherglen Hall, the proceeds of…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Wickham P.m. Church. Supernumerary Fund Bazaar
A bazaar, inaugurated by the ladles of the Wickham Primitive Methodist Church, is old of the supernumerary fund was opened in the School of Arts, Hannell-street,…
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The Primitive Methodist Church bazaar against proved a source of attraction on Thursday evening, the attendance of the public being…
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At a recent meeting of the general committee appointed for the purpose of arranging for the inaugural demonstration in connection with the union of the various…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Wickham. P.m. Church Bazaar
The attendance at the Wickham P.M. Church bazaar, held in the Wickham School of Arts, has not fallen off, last evening's session being crowded. The ladies were…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →A Sydney Letter. a Sydney Man's Answer—why Men Use the Right Arm.—a Religious Controversy.—domestics and Newcastle.—that Crowded Quay.—the Work of the Simultaneous Mission.—dancing Down the Harbour.—inadequate Police Protection. Sydney
An editorial in the "Newcastle Herald" discusses most interestingly the fact that most folks use their right hand in preference to their left. It…
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There is still considerable speculation among Church of England people as to who is to be the new bishop of Melbourne, though when the matter will be finally…
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The protest of the High Church party in regard to King Edward worshipping in Crathie Presbyterian Church, as was the custom of Queen Victoria, has been…
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