Anglican
Captain Hurley, the photographer of the Antarctic expedition, is visiting the various missions of the A.B.M. to take a series of cinematograph pictures for…
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Churches, 1921
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Presbyterian
Maryville Church.—The receipts for last year amounted to £360, and the expenditure was £30 short of that sum. The church, of which Mr. Steward Reid…
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Miss Monica Brown has been elected president of the N.S.W. Women's F.M. auxiliary in place of Mrs. W. W. J. O'Reilly, who retired after several years…
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Catholic Federation.—Mr. P. Breen has accepted a position as secretary to the Waratah branch. Mr. W. V. Maher has been secretary almost since the…
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The "Manchester Guardian" says: "Ministerialists are making nervous efforts to excuse Mr. Winston Churchill's appointment as Colonial Secretary,…
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"The Northern Light" (Newcastle) says:—"Churches are not to be select societies for people of kindred spirit and similar social position, where refined…
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A lecture on the attitude of the church with regard to industrialism was delivered by the Rev. F. T. Walker in the Junction Methodist Church last…
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The Rev. W. F. Pyke, senior assistant priest at Newcastle Catherdral, has been unanimously elected to the parish of Wallsend by the presentation…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →British Mission Afghan Courtesy Delhi, Wednesday Night
The Associated Press correspondent at Kabul says that the British Mission has been given a residence which is electrically lighted and bested…
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Reuter learns that Viscount Milner and Mr. Churchill to-day Informally discussed their preliminary arrangements consequent upon the latter's…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Colonial Office Churchill's Appointment Col. Amery's Attitude LONDON, Thursday Night
Reuter learns that Viscount Milner will continue in the Colonial Office till the end of the second week in February. Meanwhile, Mr. Churchill will…
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Rev. A. R. Ebbs, vicar of Lismore, has been appointed national secretary for the Church of England Men's Society. The National Council of the Society, of which…
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In connection with the establishment of the Presbyterian Ladies' College at Goulburn, the Rev. Dr. Macintyre laid the foundation stone of the new wing on…
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The late Mr. Charles Whalan, who discovered the Jenolan Caves, N.S.W., was for many years a lay preacher in connection with the Methodist Churches in…
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The Christian Brothers in Cork, Ireland, have the best and most up-to-date schools in the world. Educational authorities from England and elsewhere often visit…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Connaucbt's Mission Welcome in Calcutta Visit of the Prince CALCUTTA, Friday Night
The Duke of Connaught arrived at Calcutta by special train shortly after noon, receiving a warm welcome from the large crowd which, watched…
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"Real union can never come by contrivance or adjustment from below. It can only come, it can only be born, by inspiration from above. The one thing…
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A message from Allahabad states that the British Mission to Kabul is being extensively entertained at the Amir's palace. Festivities on a Royal scale…
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The Hunter Presbytery will meet at Wallsend on Tuesday afternoon next, when the resignation of the Rev. C.G. Walkom, of Wallsend, will be…
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Bishop Long, recently preaching in All Saints' cathedral, Bathurst, remarked that people had been assured that they must be optimistic during the opening…
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