Local News. Methodist Banquet
The arrangements for the holding of the Annual Banquet in connection with the Methodist Church, Casino, on September 27th, are progressing well…
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Methodist Church Concert
A concert in aid of the new Methodist Church building fund is to be held in the church here this evening, and promises to be a very successful one in every way. The…
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The Rev. D. Allan is to visit Kyogle to settle the question of a Presbyterian minister for that place. Scotchmen are evidently on the move in regard to having…
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A MEETING of lady members was held on Tuesday last at the Parish Hall, to make arrangements for the annual Church of England tea meeting in Casino. We…
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A miscellaneous concert was given in the Methodist Church on Wednesday night to a large audience. The choir and orchestra (ably conducted by Mr. A. E…
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THE Kyogle Presbyterians are in good heart over the minister question. It has been definitely decided to appoint a minister for that place, but it is not yet…
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THE Rev. Ward-Harrison, of Grafton, conducted divine service in the Methodist Church, Casino, both morning and evening last Sunday, and at Tatham in the…
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ON Sunday the Rev D. D. Carruthers, of Kyogle, conducted divine service in St. Mark's Church. His discourses were listened to with great interest. In the…
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GREAT interest is being displayed in the arrangements for the anniversary tea in connection with St.Mark's Church of England. We understand that the…
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On Thursday afternoon last, at 4 o'clock, Miss Heath, organising secretary of the Women's Missionary Association, was entertained at an afternoon tea in the…
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The services at the local Methodist Church on Sunday were of exceptional interest, being conducted by the Hon. J. Blanksby, M.L.C., who is touring the…
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THE Rev. C. T. Way, who has been away during last fortnight at the Bapitst Union Conference in Sydney, returned on Saturday night. His sea trips were…
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OWING to the wet weather on Sunday last the Rev. J. Payn-Lewis' discourse at the Presbyterian Church, Kyogle, on the "Light of the World" was not given,…
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ON Monday night the Hon. J. Blanksby, M.L.C., who is representing the Church Sustentation Society on this river, delivered an address on the objects and…
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THE Rev. C. T. Way, Baptist minister, informs us that the Baptist Union meetings in Sydney had record attendances, and were a great success. The address…
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PREACHING at St. John's Presbyterian Church, Ballarat East, on Sunday, on " Why Churches Are Not Better Attended," the Rev. M. G. Hart, the…
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The Home Mission Committee of the Presbyterian Church, Sydney, has appointed Mr. Martin, student of the Church, as assistant to the Rev. M. Kirkpatrick, of…
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THE annual banquet in connection with the Casino Methodist Church was held last Thursday night in the School of Arts. The attendance numbered about 120, but…
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A Spring Fair in aid of the Methodist Church building fund was opened in the F[?] Hall on Wednesday afternoon. [?]tor the singing of a hymn and prayer the…
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THE Rev. D. Allan expects to leave Casino for Sydney to-day, via Byron Bay, to attend the quarterly business committee meeting of the Presbyterian…
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