Anglican
The Dean of Newcastle (Rev. H. Crotty) writes: "There is plenty of machinery of reconstruction dangled before our eyes to-day, and with dim pathetic faith in mere…
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Churches, 1921
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Presbyterian
Rev. Professor Angus, of St. Andrew's Church, within the University of Sydney, has returned from a visit to America and Scotland…
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Members from each of the Maitland-road, Broadmeadow, Mayfield, Adamstown, and Charlestown Churches paid a visit on Saturday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs…
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Next year St. Patrick's Day celebrations are to be held on the festival day. Instead of the customary sports on the Saturday…
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A telegram from Allahabad states that the Kabul Mission is finding negotiations difficult and complicated, as the Afghan Government is trying to negotiate treaties…
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While the recent difficulty in the House of Representatives was obviously due to a misunderstanding, it has clearly raised an issue which the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →District News. Hamilton Methodist Sunday School
The services in connection with the 60th anniversary of the Methodist Sabbath School were conducted on Sunday by the Rev. H. Wheen, and the Rev. F…
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At the Newcastle Cathedral, and at the other Churches in the district next Sunday will be observed as "Anzac Sunday."…
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The transfer of a Wallsend colonial wine licence, about 400 yards along Carrington, West Wallsend, into a house next door to a Methodist…
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The anniversary of the Park-street Methodist Church was celebrated on Sunday last, when services were conducted by Mr. H. E. Bellhouse. Rev…
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Speaking at a Protestant Federation gathering at Claremont. Dr. Johnston, M.A., of Adelaide, said that no nation in the history of the world had given…
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Mr. Hughes, the Prime Minister, was entertained at a farewell luncheon by the Nationalists' Federation to-day. Replying to the toast of the guest,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →All Smiles Again Mr. Hughes's Mission Debate on Conference Amendment by Mr. Ryan MELBOURNE
"I have never before noticed such an array at smiling faces as were to be seen all round the House yesterday, when my motion was carried,"…
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The Revs. D. E. Graves and A. T. W. Law, of the, Melanesian Mission, left last Saturday for England on furlough. The Rev. Arthur Killworth, late rector…
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With the advent of Rev, A. R .McVittie, M.A., the cause of St. Philip's Presbyterian Church has received a new lease of life. Crowded congregations…
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The name of the Rev. S. Varcoe Cock, who for seven years was the superintendent of the Central Methodist Mission at Newcastle, stands out prominently in its excellent record of…
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Newcastle Central Mission.—The Rev. S. Varcoe Cock, the late superintendent, succeeded in reducing the debt on the mission by £7000. The progress of the…
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Archbishop Kelly, who was recently visiting parishes in the South Coast district. spoke, at Nowra in condemnation of female immodesty in dress and…
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The church at Wagga has called Mr. W. J. Way of Melbourne, to take up the work as evangelist…
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Special services were held at the Central Methodist Mission. At the morning service the preacher was the Rev. Willey. whose subject was "Christian Soldiery."…
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