Presbyterian
The Rev. James Lamont, F.L.S., formerly of Mosman, and Mrs. Lamont, have decided to remain in Britain, where Mr. Lamont had been visiting soldiers in the…
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Churches, 1919
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Methodist
The Methodist Young People's Department will recommend the conference to appoint a second minister for the work of the department. This is especially in…
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Archbishop Kelly, who intended visiting Tasmania for a few weeks, is resting at Manly. Daring the past twelve months the Arthbishop, in various ways, had…
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Owing to his health, General Botha will not go to Poland. The position has been offered to Sir Joseph Cook, but he is unlikely to…
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The following communication has been received by Mr. Fitzgerald, the State Minster for Health, from Archbishop Cattaneo, the Apostolic Delegate:—"I have…
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For the second Sunday in succession no church services of any kind were held in the metropolitan area, owing to the influenza epidemic, but…
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The mask is in everyone's mouth, and over as many as must. The murmurings are widespread and deep, and the deflance considerable. For one who is…
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At a special meeting of the State cabinet to-day recommendations of the Consultative Council were adopted, providing that persons may…
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At a special meeting of the State Cabinet held this morning the following recommendations of the Consultative Council (medical section) were adopted:—…
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The Archbishop or Sydney (Dr. Wright) has again entered a protest against the Sydney Show being held on Good Friday. He pointed out to the show committee…
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There is a movement on foot to form two separate charges at Scone. A new church building is to be erected at Grong Grong, in the district of…
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Newcastle Central Mission.—Out of 96 men whose names are on the Mission and Stockton rolls of honour, 22 have paid the price of life. The Rev. S. Varooe…
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The Papal Delegate, Archbishop Cattaneo, is to visit South Australia in May. Referring to the epidemic in St. John's Cathedral recently, the Bishop of…
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The New South Wales Council for Missionary Education has completed the arrangements for its annual mission study school. In former yours this school was…
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The annual vestry meeting of St. Andrew's Church, Mayfield, was held in the Parish Hall on Wednesday. The rector, Rev. N. A. M. R. Campbell, presided, and…
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Efforts which are being made in various churches during the present month to maintain the arrangements for annual harvest thanksgiving…
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The celebration of the Lambton Methodist Church jubilee was continued on Monday evening. A tea arranged and presided over by the ladies of the church was…
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At the annual meeting of St. Stephen's Church of England, Adamstown, the Rev. R. D. Pontifex presiding, the following officers were elected:…
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As on former occasions, to-morrow's harvest festival is attracting much notice. The decorations are an interesting feature and, in spite of the drought, they…
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Archdeacon Boyce has been. elected a trustee of Moore College, in place of the late Canon Vaughan. The new trustee was one of the first students of the college…
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