Newspaper Apologises and Pays Damages to Mr. Churchill. Railway Alliance Denied. London
The Manchester "Courier" has apologised to Mr. Winston Churchill for an election libel, and paid £300 damages…
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Presbyterian Church
AT a meeting of members of the above church on Tuesday night it was decided to hold a working bee on Wednesday next for the purpose of cleaning up the church…
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MR. CAVANOUGH, from Newington College, has been appointed to have charge of the Casino circuit during the illness of the Rev. G. B. Black. He will take up his new…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Pan-Anglican Congress. Closing Service in St. Paul's. Farewell Offering of Dioceses to St. Paul's. London
The Lan Anglican Conference closed with a thanksgiving service at St. Paul's. A procession of 250 bishops laid the collections of the dioceses on the altar. His…
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A MEETING of the committee and parishioners of the Casino Presbyterian Church was held on Tuesday night, when it was decided to have the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The New Methodist Church
The contractor for the erection of the new Methodist Church is making good headway with the brickwork, and is ready for some of the frames for doors and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Archbishop Clarke Says Pan Anglican Congress Great Success. London
Archbishop Clarke, of Melbourne, interviewed, said the success of the Pan Anglican Congress far exceeded expectations…
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The annual gathering of the Mission Zone Fund of the Anglican Church Society was held on Monday evening in the Protestant Hall. The Governor, Sir Harry…
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The foundation stones of the new Methodist Church, Wood[?]rk street[?] will be laid at 3 o'clock this afternoon by Mesdames Northcott and Dinning, each of whom is…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Pan-Anglican Congress. Personal Thank-offerings. London
One of the most valuable results of the late Pan-Anglican Congress has been the personal thank-offerings tendered, which have largely taken the form of…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Sunday Concerts. Sydney City Council's Actions. Hall L[?] for Church Hours. Sydney
The City Council has carried a motion to allow concerts to take place in the Town Hall on Sundays during the hours of service in St. Andrew's Cathedral and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The New Lismore Methodist Church. Foundation Stones Laid. the Day's Doings. History of the Church
The ceremony of the laying of the foundation stones was performed yesterday afternoon. A commod[?]ous temporary[?] staging had been erected along the…
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The change from the old days of very few services held on the occasional visit of a pastor to these times, with well appointed churches throughout the district is…
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The new church will be a brick structure[?] of Romanesque design and will form an imposing feature for this corner. Owing to the unsatisfactory nature of the subsoil of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Lismore New Methodist Church
THE foundation stones of the now Methodist Church, which is to be erected at Lismore at a cost of nearly £4000, were formally placed in position on Wednesday afternoon in the…
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THE President of the Methedist Conference (Rev. B. Dunks) was in Casino for a few hours on Tuesday. He had a conference with the church officers, as a consequence of…
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The Ven. Archdeacon Moxon, of Grafton, Vicar-General, will be at Goonengerry on Wednesday next, 8th inst., at 7.30 and at Clunes on Thursday at the…
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The names of three of the trustees of the Methodist Church property given in the lsit on the paper placed under the foundation stone did not appear in our copy of…
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Rev. C. J. Macaulay, the Methodist [?]minister at Helensburgh, being desirous of building a church at Water[?]ll, obtained the material from the Church authorities…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Congregational Church Congress. London
At the Congregational Congress, a paper was read on Democracy, Labour, and Socialiam by Dr. Gosman, of Melbourne, having special reference to Victorian…
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